سورداس sūr-dās S (सूरदास) n. prop. Name of a Hindī poet and singer who was blind; hence a blind man is called sūrdās.

سہاگ suhāg सौभाग्य S̱. s. m. 1. Auspiciousness, good fortune. 2. The affection of a hus- band. سہاگ پٿارا يا پڙا suhāg-piṭārā, or -puṛā, s. m. A casket of jewels presented by the bride- groom to his bride. سہاگ لہر suhāg-lahar, s. f. A cool refreshing breeze.

سنگت sangat S 1. (संगति) s. f. Coition. 2. Collection, congregation, company, society. 3. A place where the Sikhs celebrate their religious ceremonies. 4. (संगत) adj. Apposite, proper.

سجنجل sajanjal A s. A mirror.

ستوا satūʼā S̱. s. m. 1. See ستو sattū. 2. adj. (applied to a kind of ginger) Pulverable, free from threads or fibres. ستوا سنکرانت satūʼā- sankrānt, The entering of the sun into Aries; on which day the meal of parched grain is dis- tributed to the Brāhmans.

سکهيا sukhiyā S̱. adj. See سکهي sukh-ī.

سفت saft A s. f. Drinking a great deal without quenching thirst. ¶ sift, Soft pitch.

سکچنا sukuchnā S̱. or sakuch-nā (संकोचन) v. n. To fear, to be afraid of, to be in awe of, to be abashed, to apprehend, to be apprehensive.

سستهل sisthal S̱. adj. Cold. See سيتل sītal.

سگ پـہتا sag-pahtā S̱. (ساگ Greens, and پـہتي Grain) s. m. Greens dressed with pulse.