سالگرام शालग्राम sālagrām S s. m. A flinty stone, containing the impression of one or more ammonites, conceived by the Hindūs to represent Vish̤ṇu.

سٿا siṭṭā H s. f. See بهٿا bhuṭṭā.

ستياناس सत्यानाश सत्या Veracity, sinceri- ty, and नाश Annihilation satyānās S. s. m. (A term of imprecation, signifying) Depravation, destruction. ستياناس جانا يا هونا satyānās-jānā, or -honā, To be the depravation, destruction, ruin, &c. (of any one or any thing), to be de- stroyed or ruined. ستياناس کرنا satyānās karnā, To make the ruin, destruction, or mischief (of any one or any thing).

سکت sakat S̱. or sakti (शक्ति) s. f. 1. Power, strength, ability. 2. sakti, The energy or active power of a deity, personified as his wife, as Gaurī of Siva, Laksh̤mī of Vish̤ṇu. 3. The female organ as the counterpart of the phallick personification of Siva, and worshipped either literally or figuratively by a sect of Hindūs, thence termed saktas. (Wilson).

سرير शरीर sarīr S s. m. Body of any animated being.

سيب seb P (Sans. सेवि) s. m. An apple. سيب غبغب seb-i-g̠ẖabg̠ẖab, The chin.

سارتهي sārathī सारथि S̱. s. m. A charioteer.

سڙيل saṛiyal H adj. Rotten, stinking.

سري sare H A (as "sare gaz kai rupai," How much a yard?).

سرمه surma P s. m. A collyrium (generally considered to be antimony, but what is used in India is an ore of lead). سرمه آلوده surma- ālūda, adj. Stained with surma; whose eyes are stained with surma. سرمه دان surma-dān, or, سرمي داني surme-dānī, A box, &c. for holding surma. سرمه کش surma-kash, One who has tinged his eyes with surma, or who applies that collyrium to the eyes of any one: an en- lightener of the eye or aider of sight, &c. a dark night. سرمه کشي surma-kash-ī, The applying of surma. سرمه هونا surma honā, To be reduced to an impalpable powder.