ساتاروهن sātārohan सप्तारोहण S̱. s. m. A dog who associates with (six) wolves.

سبا sabā A n. prop. A country in Arabia Felix, where they suppose Bilḳīs, the queen who vi- sited Solomon, to have reigned.

سمدر समुद्र samudr S or samudra, s. m. Sea, ocean. سمدرپهين समुद्रफेन samudr-phen (lit. The froth of the ocean) s. m. The dorsal scale or bone of the cuttle fish (Sepia officinalis).

سنبوسه sambosa P s. m. See سموسه samosa.

سماع samāﻌ A (from سمع Heb. To hear) s. m. 1. Hearing, listening. 2. The sense of hearing. 3. Singing, a song. 4. Ecstacy occasioned by hearing singing, particularly in Dervises when hearing hymns.

سنيہي saneh-ī स्नेही S̱. s. m. Friend, lover, mistress. S̱. سو adj. 1. sau (शत) A hundred. سوسرکاهونا sau sir kā honā, (lit. possessing a hundred heads; so that, if one or several be cut off, others still remain) Implies excessive perseve- rance, energy or obstinacy. 2. su (सु) in compos. Good; as, سوڐهال su-ḍhāl, adj. Neat, elegant. 3. sau, Like. See سا sā.

سمچا samuchā समुच्चय S̱. adj. Entire, whole.

سنبله sumbula A (Heb. ) s. m. The sign Virgo of the zodiack.

سدا sadā सदा S̱. adv. Always. سداپهل sadā- phal, 1. s. m. A fabled fruit, eating of which confers long life, &c. 2. adj. Constantly bearing fruit (epithet of a tree). 3. A kind of lemon. سداسو सदाशिव sadā-siva, A name of Mahādeva: see سو siva. سداسـہ‍اگن sadā- suhāgan, s. f. 1. The name of a bird (Trogon dilectus: Buch. MSS.). 2. Name of a flower (Hibiscus phœniceus: the white variety). 3. A kind of faḳīr dressed like a woman.

سينگري sengrī H s. f. A pod, siliqua (particularly the siliqua of the radish).