سامگري सामयी sāmagrī S s. f. Furniture, tools, apparatus, articles, materials, scenery.

سنگهارنا sanghār-nā संहारण S̱. v. a. To kill, to make away with.

سينچاٴي sīnchāʼī S̱. (from سينچنا) s. f. The price paid for irrigation or watering.

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.

سيناپت senā-pat S̱. (सेनापति) s. m. The commander of an army; a title, particularly a title of the Rājā of Berār.

ستياناسي satyānās-ī S adj. 1. Depraved, bad, destroyed, damaged. 2. Name of a thorny plant.

سيانپ syānap S̱. s. m. Cunning, art.

سنپات sanpāt S or सन्निपात sannipāt, s. m. The name of a disease in which the body is seized with universal chilliness, Deliquium. (It is explained by the Hindū physicians to be that, in which the three humours, bile, phlegm, and atrabilis are corrupted).

سہم sahm A s. m. 1. An arrow. 2. The transverse beam of a house. 3. A lot, a portion, share. 4. The segment of a circle, segment. 5. A versed sine. P. H. سہمان sahmāṅ (from سہم) adj. Frightened. P. H. سہمانا sahmānā (from سہم or caus. of سہمنا) v. a. To frighten, to fear. P. H. سہمنا sahmnā (from سہم) v. n. To fear, to be afraid.

سانگيت sāngīt S̱. s. m. See سنگيت sangīt.