سار sār S s. f. 1. (सार) Manure. 2. Iron. 3. Pith, essence, quintessence. 4. Value, worth.

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.

سوانح sawāniḥ A s. plur. (of سنوح from سنح To be manifest) Accidents, occurrences, incidents, events. سوانح نگار sawāniḥ-nigār, A news-writer, intelligencer.

ساڙي sāṛī शाटी S̱. s. f. See S̱. ساري sign. 2. ¶ sāṛe, adj. See ساڙهي sāṛhe.

سنبهارنا sambhārnā S̱. v. a. See سمبهالنا.

سکنه sakana A s. plur. (of ساکن) Inhabitants.

سازنده sāzinda P (prop. sāzanda, part. act. of ساختن) s. m. 1. Maker. 2. Musical performer.

سنپات sanpāt S or सन्निपात sannipāt, s. m. The name of a disease in which the body is seized with universal chilliness, Deliquium. (It is explained by the Hindū physicians to be that, in which the three humours, bile, phlegm, and atrabilis are corrupted).

سموسه samosa P. (corrupt. for سنبوسه) s. m. 1. A kind of small pastry of minced meat of a triangular form. 2. A shawl, or handkerchief, &c. doubled diagonally to throw over the shoul- ders. سموسه ورقي samosa-waraḳī, A species of the dish named سموسه.

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).