سکمار सुकुमार sukumār S adj. Soft, delicate. See سکوار sukwār. S. سکن शकुन (a bird) sakun, s. m. An omen. A. سکن 1. sakin, s. m. A dwelling. 2. ¶ sakn, Inhabitants of a house.

سامني sāmne S̱. (from سامنا) postpos. or adv. In front, fronting, before, confronting, opposite.

سيندر sendur सिंदुर S̱. s. m. Redlead, minium. See سيندور sendūr.

سمده समिध् samidh S s. f. Pieces of wood pre- pared for burning in the ceremony of the hom.

ساٴيسي sāʼīs-ī A. s. f. The business of a groom.

سرانا sirānā S̱. 1. (from शीत) v. n. To cool. 2. v. a. To make cold, to cool. 3. (r. सृ Go) To set afloat, to float, to set off, to despatch. 4. s. m. (dakh.) Place of the head; see سرهانا sir-hānā.

سيہرني saiharnī S̱. (r. षह Bear) s. m. Sufferer.

سيب seb P (Sans. सेवि) s. m. An apple. سيب غبغب seb-i-g̠ẖabg̠ẖab, The chin.

ساکا sākā शाक S̱. s. m. An era. ساکاکرنا sākā karnā, To establish an era; (met.) To dis- tinguish oneʼs self by heroick actions. ساکي بندهہ sāke-bandh, s. m. A king who has esta- blished an era.

سہنک sahnak A. (properly صحنک from صحن) s. f. A plate, dish, &c.