"دليل بلاد فارس. مجلد IV." [و‎‎٢‎٦‎٠] (٦٥٢/٥٢٤)

via JNamd. It is embowered in trees and situated on the skirt of the
Sufah range. The e is a shrine here which is bast. It is not known who
is buried there.— (Miss Sykes, 1896 ; Dobbs, 1902.)
SAIlI MALUK—
Said to be a hamlet in the Bampur district, 25 miles west of Maskhutan,
on the Bamishk road. There are no supplies, and the water is scanty.—
(Brazier-Creagh, 1893, from native information.)
SAHLAH—
A small date-grove and well of fresh water, in the ndld called Khur
(or Kaur) Shur, near Bandar Abbas. It is passed in proceeding from
Kaleh-i-Kazi to Surkhan. The ndld itself is often called Sahlah.—
(Abdur Rahim.)
SAHRl-I-GURG—
A small gravelly plain in Bashakard, nearGani village.
It is situated on the banks of the Davari river, and is lightly covered
with kundr and her jungle.— (Galindo, November 1888.)
SAICHU-*(Kirman)—Elev. f 6 ’ 100 ' {Brazier-Creagh).
y 1 _ t. 7,140 (Napier).
A stage on’ Kirman-Bandar Abbas road, 35 miles south of Baft.
The name is a corruption of seh chdh, three wells. Formerly there was
a small village and fort here, but they are now in ruins, and there only
exist a few huts with three orchards and patches of ground which are
being prepared for spring sowing.
No supplies ; fuel abundant, also water, which is obtained from a kdriz
Supplies running down from the hills. Good cornel-
grazing along the valley ; which is scarce in
winter. There is a small village of four houses with two or three wells
to the west.— (Brazier-Creagh, 1894 ; Napier, 1899.)
SAIDABAD—
p A village in Rudbar (q.v.) in Kirman.
SAIDI—
Saidi, a small village, 4 miles from Kirman, on the road to Khabis,
situated in an open place at the mouth of a Tangi between low hills. No
supplies obtainable.— (Shaikh Mohi-ud-din, 1893-94.) .
SAIF-UD-DIN—
A plain and a pass beyond it, on the road from Bam to Bampur, one
stage beyond Ab-i-Garm. The plain is large and grassy, and impassable in
! wet weather. The pass is 700 or 800 feet high.— (Goldsmid ; Euan-
Smith.)
SAIF-UD-DIN, KGH-I- (Kirman) —
A range of hills between the Jamal Bariz Kuh and the Bazman Kuh.—
(Jennings.)
SAIGAN— Daman.