سکهنا sikhnā S̱. v. a. (dakh.) To learn: see سيکهنا sīkhnā. ¶ sukh-nā, v. n. (dakh.) 1. To dry, to become dried up: see سوکهنا sūkhnā. 2. To be at ease or contented.

سوسي sūsī H s. f. A kind of cloth.

ستان sitān P part. act. (from ستاندن) used in compos. Taking, seizing, captivating. ¶ stān, or istān (affixed to certain words, denotes) Place, station; as, هندوستان hindū-stān, India; بوستان bo-stān (place of fragrance) Flower- garden.

سرامد sar-āmad P (from سر Head, and آمدن To come; q. d. arrived at the summit) adj. Per- fect, complete, accomplished. 2. Master of any art, &c. 3. Chief.

سلاکا शलाका salākā S s. f. 1. A rule, a ruler. 2. A probe.

سفيدي sufaid-ī P s. f. Whiteness; leprosy.

سمباد sambād S̱. (संवाद from सं prep. and r.

سٿنا saṭnā S̱. (from सन्नद्ध Bound together) v. n. To join, to adhere, to stick, to unite. ¶ (dakh.) v. a. To throw, to cast.

سپاه sipāh P s. f. (used in the plur.) Soldiers, an army. سپاه پهرجاني sipāh phir jānī (implies) a revolt or treachery in an army. سپاه سالار si- pāh-sālār, A general, a commander of an army. سپاه گري sipāh-gar-ī, s. f. The military profes- sion, soldiership, tacticks.

سنگرهني संग्रहणी sangrahaṇī S s. m. Name of a disorder, an irregular state of the bowels, costiveness alternately with a diarrhœa.