سڙانا saṛānā H (caus. of سڙنا) v. a. 1. To cause to rot. 2. To make ferment, to steep.

سنہرا sunahrā S̱. adj. Golden. See سونہلا sonahlā.

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.

سنگوٿي singauṭī S̱. (from शृंग) s. f. 1. A polish-

سعتر saﻌtar A s. f. 1. Origanum. 2. A woman that loves a woman. 3. Instrumentum in mo- dum virgæ virilis, confectum ex serico vel simili materia, quo, ad medium corporis sibi alligato meretrices utuntur.

سبوچه sabū-cha P (dimin. of سبو) s. m. A pitcher, jar, ewer, &c.

سوتهہ शोथ soth S s. f. Swelling, intumescence.

سمروت samrūt S̱. (dakh.) adj. Patient, able: see سمرتهہ samarth.

ساودهاني sāvadhān-ī S̱. s. f. Caution, attention.

سرگن sar-gun सर्वगुण S̱. All qualities, posses- sing all qualities (an epithet of the deity).