سکراٴي sakrāʼī S̱. (from سکرانا) s. f. Smallness, want of room, narrowness.

سگند sugand S̱. (सुगंध) 1. s. f. Good smell, odour, perfume. 2. adj. Fragrant,

سجيل sijjīl A (from Pers. سنگ گل) s. m. Hard stones; stones made of clay, hardened in hell fire, on which are inscribed the names of certain men, with a catalogue of their sins.

سننا sannā H v. n. 1. To be impregnated. 2. To be stained, soiled, smeared or defiled. 3. To be kneaded, mixed up (as, flour, dough, earth, &c.). S̱. H. سننـہ‍ارا sunan-hārā (see سننا sunnā) s. m. (dakh.) Hearer.

ساعي sāʼīﻌ A (part. act. of سعي) 1. s. m. An at- tempter, an endeavourer. 2. A recommender. 3. adj. Earnest, eager, assiduous.

سہنکار sahan-kār S̱. (see سہنا) adj. Sufferable, bearable, tolerable.

ساري sār-ī S̱. s. f. 1. (from सार) Cream. 2. (शाटी) A dress consisting of one piece of cloth worn by Hindū women round the body and passing over the head.

سيش शेष sesh̤ S s. m. 1. Remainder, end. 2. The king of the serpent race, as a large thousand-headed snake, at once the couch and canopy of Vish̤ṇu and the upholder of the world, which rests on one of his heads.

ساير sāʼịr A 1. s. m. The whole. 2. The re- mainder. 3. part. act. (of سير) Going, walking, wandering. 4. Tax, duty, levied on personal property.

سندهو sindhū सिंधु S̱. s. m. The ocean. See سندهہ sindh.