سيانا siyānā S̱. or sayānā or syānā (सज्ञान) adj. 1. Cunning, artful, shrewd, sly, knowing, sa- gacious, clever, prudent. 2. Mature (in under- standing), grown up.

سيوڙا sewṛā H s. m. A kind of faḳīr among the Hindūs. See سيورا sewrā.

سپاره sipāra P (contract. of سي Thirty, and پاره A piece) s. m. One of the thirty sections, or the thirty sections into which the ḳurʼān is divided. See سيپاره.

سبحان subʼḥān A s. m. Praising, glorifying (God). سبحان الله subʼḥāna-llāh, interj. O God! O holy God! Good God! Ha! سبحانه subʼḥāna-hu, Praise to him!

سرسرانا sarsarānā S̱. (r. सृ Move) v. n. To creep along as a snake, to make the noise a snake does when creeping.

سونا sūnā शून्य S̱. adj. Empty, desert, void.

سک शुक suk S s. m. A parrot.

سبت subbat A (from سبّ To cut, to wound, to slander) s. f. 1. Reproach, slander, disgrace, injury, villainy. 2. The podex.

سلامت salāmat A (from سلم) s. f. Safety, salva- tion, recovery, tranquillity, health; adjectively, Safe, well, in safety. سلامت رو salāmat-rau, An economist. سلامت روي salāmat-rau-ī, s. f. Economy, good management.

سنين sanīn A 1. s. The filings or particles that fall from stone, iron, &c. on being rubbed or polished. 2. adj. Sharp (knife).