سلم salam A (from سلم Heb. To be safe, en- tire or sound) 1. s. m. Peace, safety. 2. Saluting, submitting, cultivating peace, friendship. 3. adj. Free from fault or flaw. ¶ sullam, s. m. A stair. سلمه الله تعاليٰ sallamahu-l-lāhu taʼāﻌlạ̄, May the Almighty protect him.

سواس sūʼās H s. m. A kind of rice.

سر sur S s. m. 1. (सुर) A god, a deity. 2. (for स्वर) Tone, melody, accent, song, note. سرملانا sur milānā, To sing in tune. ¶ sar (शर) 1. An arrow. 2. A reed of which ar- rows are made. (Saccharum sara: Roxb.). سرسادهنا sar sādhnā, v. a. To prepare to shoot an arrow. 3. (for सरः) A pond, a tank.

سرپر सुरपुर sur-pur S s. m. The capital of Indra.

سمر samar A s. m. 1. Evening conversations. 2. Night, darkness. 3. Time. 4. A vestibule. 5. An adventure befalling any one. ¶ sumur, 1. Narration. 2. A small lake.

سرخي surḵẖ-ī P s. f. 1. Redness. 2. Blood. 3. Brickdust.

سورملار sūr-mallār H s. m. Name of a musical mode or rāginī.

سانجهي sānjhī S̱. s. f. (संध्या) Images of cow-dung made by children in the month of Āsin, kr̤ish̤ṇa paksh̤, to represent idols.

سپتمي सप्तमी saptam-ī S s. f. The seventh day of the lunar fortnight.

سوتنا sūtnā S̱. (from सुप्त) v. n. To sleep.