سيکري sīkrī शृंखल S̱. s. f. A wire-chain.

سبلأي sabal-āʼī S̱. (from s. سبل) s. f. Power, force, strength.

سکهہ सुख sukh S s. m. Ease, tranquillity, easy circumstances, content, happiness. سکهہ باس (सुखवास) sukh-bās, Abode of happiness. سکهہ پال sukh-pāl, A kind of pālkī. سکهہ پانا sukh pānā, To get ease, leisure, rest, &c. سکهہ چين sukh-chain, s. m. Ease, rest, leisure, tran- quillity. سکهہ دان सुखदान sukh-dān, s. m. Giving of ease or of comfort or of content. سکهہ داٴي sukh-dāʼī, adj. Ease-affording, com- forter, giver of ease. سکهہ دايک सुखदायक sukh-dāyak, adj. Giver of ease or content. سکهہ دهام सुखधाम sukh-dhām, Abode of happiness, &c.

سونگهني sūnghnī S̱. (from سونگهنا) s. f. Snuff.

سگن sugan S̱. or sagun (शकुन) s. m. Augury, omen. See سکن sakun or شگون shugūn.

سلي silī H s. f. 1. The trunk of a tree. 2. Plank. 3. A teal.

سالي sālī श्याली S̱. s. f. Sister-in-law, wifeʼs sister, especially younger sister.

سونگها sūngh-ā S̱. adj. 1. Stanch (as, a dog). 2. (used substantively) A person employed in Ma- hārātta armies, who is said to be able to detect hidden treasure or grain by the smell of the earth.

سپڙانا sapṛānā S̱. v. a. (caus. of سپڙنا) To cause to be involved, seized, &c.

سپاره sipāra P (contract. of سي Thirty, and پاره A piece) s. m. One of the thirty sections, or the thirty sections into which the ḳurʼān is divided. See سيپاره.