سگاوت sagā-wat S̱. s. f. 1. Relationship by the same parents, consangui- nity, relationship, kin. (dakh.) Friendship. 2. Betrothing for marriage. 3. Second marriage of a woman of low tribe. سگاٴي کرنا sagā-ī karnā, To contract a marriage, to affiance, to betroth.

سناپٿ sunāpaṭ S̱. (from शून्य Empty, void) s. f. Stillness, dreariness.

سکرا sakrā संकीर्ण S̱. adj. Small (not having room enough), narrow, strait.

سبا sabā A n. prop. A country in Arabia Felix, where they suppose Bilḳīs, the queen who vi- sited Solomon, to have reigned.

سمدور samdūr S̱. s. (dakh.) Sea: see سمدر sa- mudr.

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).

سوتهني sūthnī H s. f. 1. Drawers. 2. An edible root. (Dioscorea fasciculata: Roxb.).

سوهن sohan P s. f. 1. A file. 2. A whetstone.

سانگ sāng S̱. (corrupt. of سوانگ swāng, q. v.) s. m. 1. Disguise, mimickry, sham, acting, imitation. 2. A scene. سانگ کرنا sāng karnā, v. a. To act foolishly. سانگ لانا sāng lānā, To imitate, to mimick.

سنيري sunerī S̱. adj. (dakh.) Golden: see سونہلا.