سروتا sarotā H s. m. A kind of scissars for cutting betel-nut.

سہج सहज sahaj S adj. Easy, not difficult, fa- cile; adv. Easily. سہج سبهاوهي sahaj-subhāw- hī, With natural ease.

سجسي su-jas-ī S̱. (सुयशस्वी from सु Good, and यशस् Fame) adj. Renowned.

سيوتي sewtī सेमन्तिका S̱. s. f. A white rose. (Rosa glandulifera. Roxb.).

سپـہر sipahr P s. m. The sphere, the celestial globe, the sky, fortune, time, the world. ¶ si- pahar (comp. of سه Three, and پـہر A watch) s. m. Afternoon.

سبورا sabūrā H s. m. Instrumentum in membri virilis forma, e corio concinnatum, quo mulieres libidinosæ utuntur. See a. صبوره.

سلسلانا salsalānā H v. n. 1. To creep (as, a snake), &c. See سرسرانا sarsarānā. 2. (dakh.) To rankle: see کهٿکنا.

سفوف safūf A (from سفّ To take a medicine in a state of powder and dry) s. m. A medicine taken dry and unmixed, a powder (in opposi- tion to an electuary).

سنت sunnat A s. f. (lit. a religious ceremony necessary to be performed; from سنّ To be constantly observing, to follow rule, or from Heb. To repeat, q. d. that which is constantly to be repeated, observed or performed) 1. Circum- cision. سنت کرنا sunnat karnā, v. a. To cir- cumcise. 2. The traditions of Muhammad, ordinance, institute, rite, right way (of life). ¶ sanat (Heb. q. d. the repetition of the same course of the sun, with its concomitant changes) s. f. A year.

سنديسو sandesū S̱. (संदेश) s. m. A message.