سجي sajjī सर्ज्जिका S̱. s. f. A kind of mineral alkali, natron, impure carbonate of soda.

سبرت sabart H s. m. A hare, a rabbit.

سکهي सखी sakhī S s. f. 1. A womanʼs female friend or confidant. 2. A kind of faḳīr, who dresses like a woman.

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.

سميرو सुमेरु sumeru S s. m. The sacred mountain Meru, allegorically represented as composed of gold and gems, and the residence of the gods: (in astronomical works) the north pole. S. سميل सुमेल (सु Good, well, and मेल from r. मिल Meet, unite) sumel, adj. Suitable, af- fable, of pleasing manners.

سينک sīnk H s. f. The culm of the grass (Andro- pogon muricatum) of which brooms are made.

سہراون sahrāwan H s. f. Titillation.

سرور sarwar S̱. or sarovar (सरोवर) s. m. A lake, a pond, a tank.

سليماني sulaimān-ī A 1. adj. Of or belonging to Solomon. 2. s. m. An onyx. 3. s. f. The state of Solomon.

سٿانا saṭānā S̱. (caus. of سٿنا saṭnā, q. v.) v. a. To unite, to stick, to make adhere.