صندل ṣandal A (from Sans. चंदन) s. m. San- dal wood, sanders. A.H. صندلوٿا ṣandal-auṭā, s. m. A stone on which sandal wood is ground.

صنم ṣanam A (Heb. ) s. m. l. An idol. 2. A mistress, lover, sweetheart. 3. The name of a game among children: one says, صنم آي ṣanam āʼe, The idol or sweetheart is come; and asks whence? in which dress is she clothed? what does she eat? &c. With whatever letter the answer to the first question begins, those to the others must begin with the same; otherwise, the person failing is condemned, by way of pe- nalty, to imitate the voice of some animal, as a cock or ass, &c.

صايب ṣāʼịb A (part. act. of صاب) adj. Right, going straight to the mark.

صدبرگ ṣad-barg P s. m. Name of a flower. (Ro- sa glandulifera: Roxb.).

صندوقي ṣandūḳ-ī A. adj. Like a box. (Applied to a tomb and a scabbard of a sword made in that form).

صباحت ṣabāḥat A s. f. Beauty, gracefulness.

صحيح ṣaḥiḥ A (from صحّ) adj. Accurate, just, pure, perfect, entire, sound, certain, authentick, cor- rect, genuine. صحيح کرنا ṣaḥīḥ karnā, 1. To sign. 2. to correct.

صلوات ṣalawāt A s. plur. (of صلوة) Prayers, bene- dictions.

صيانت ṣiyānat A s. f. Defence, guarding, keeping, preservation, support.

صلب ṣalb A s. f. 1. (Ch. ) Crucifixion. 2. Burning. 3. Teasing, fretting, vexing. ¶ ṣulb, The loins; (met.) offspring.