سنک sank S̱. (शंका r. शक Fear, doubt) s. f. Fear, terrour, doubt, suspicion.

سراج sirāj A (Chald. from سرج Heb. To weave, to entangle; to shine) s. m. 1. A candle, a lamp. 2. The sun. ¶ sarrāj (from سرج) s. m. 1. A saddler. 2. A groom.

سير ser P adj. Full, satiated, sated, tired. سيرآنا يا هونا ser-ānā or -honā, To be distressed, tired of life, sated, cloyed. سير چشم ser-chashm, Satisfied, contented with what one has. سير حاصل ser-ḥāṣil, s. m. Produce (of agriculture).

سپندي sipand-ī P s. f. The performance of the charm with the اسپند ispand, q. v.

سات sāt सप्त S̱. adj. Seven. سات پانچ کرنا sāt pānch karnā, To be in doubt, to be unable to decide what to do. سات سمندر sāt samundar, (सप्तसमुद्र Seven seas) The name of a game. ¶ For ساتهہ sāth, q. v. Company; with.

سڙ siṛ H s. f. Madness.

سٿپٿانا saṭpaṭānā H v. n. To be confounded, to be surprised. H. S̱. سٿ دينا saṭ denā, v. a. (dakh.) 1. To throw, to cast. 2. (ناچيزسمجهنا) To consider worth- less or of no consequence.

سسياٴيند sisiyāʼīnd H s. A disagreeable smell.

ستوانسا satwāṅsā S̱. (from सप्त Seven, and मास Month) A child born in the seventh month.

سيار siyār S̱. or syār (शृगाल) s. m. A jackal.