سرادهہ श्राद्ध srāddha S s. m. Funeral obsequies, consisting in the feeding of priests and other prescribed ceremonies in honour of ancestors.

سکٿا sukṭā S̱. (from سوکهنا sūkhnā, q. v. or शुष्क) adj. Lean, thin, dry, emaciated. ¶ sikṭā (शर्करा) s. m. Potsherd, shard.

سرامد sar-āmad P (from سر Head, and آمدن To come; q. d. arrived at the summit) adj. Per- fect, complete, accomplished. 2. Master of any art, &c. 3. Chief.

سوخته soḵẖta P 1. part. pass. (of سوختن) Burnt, scorched. (Pers. plur. سوختگان soḵẖtagān). سوخته جان soḵẖta-jān or سوخته دل soḵẖta-dil, Inflamed in mind (with love or grief). 2. s. m. A slow match, tinder, a brand.

سمبودهن संबोधन sambodhan S s. m. 1. Com- fort, soothing, encouragement, the act of consoling. 2. Vocative case.

سيپ sīp H s. f. 1. A shell. 2. A kind of mango.

سہس sahas S̱. adj. See سہسر sahasr.

سيدهاٴي sīdhā-ī S̱. s. f. 1. Straightness, directness. 2. Simplicity. 3. Candour, uprightness.

سرادکي srādkī H s. m. The name of a tribe of Hindūs.

سنچار संचार सं prep. and r. चर Go, move sanchār S. s. m. 1. Entrance, penetration. 2. Beginning, commencement. 3. The entering of the planets into a new sign.