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formity, straightness, evenness. A species of packsaddles stuffed
with hair, straw, or herbage. atla's'sawtyat (orhjJX)
bVs'sawlyat), Equally, uniformly,
p sazcld, A ploughshare.
A Jo y-j suzoayd. Inclining to black. dJ The podex or anus.
suwaydd, Blackish (woman). suway-
dd-idl kalb (or Jb suwaydd-i bdl), Original sin.
p suzcayddti) A burying-ground.
p \cj y*: suyarghd) Grief. A disease.
p suyarghdl, A royal robe, or present. A territory,
town, or village granted by the king in feudal tenure.
v &j zarij A needle. (Burhdn-i kdti^.)
p sazcls, Ignorance. Carelessness, inadvertency.
A jjjuJ SuwtSj Suez on the Arabian gulph.
v sawlst. Ignorance. Inadvertency, carelessness.
v 6*~!yjs sawlsah) The rainbow. Suzcisah, A weevil,
p JL]'y*i sawishini) A green stone. An agate.
A Lj y*s sazclt, Mixed (flocks, or other species of wealth).
v ^jy^s siiy ghdmish, The tuning of musical instru
ments. Compliments, flattery paid to any person.
A (Jjy~> sawlk, Fried barley. Barley deprived of its husks,
pounded and made into balls, ptisan. Wine,
p ^ y* sazo7n, Household utensils.
p y*) suwihddn, A burying-ground.
A sah, The buttocks, hips, podex.
p sah also sih, Three. ^ S ^ 1 f ar " an d-i
akhshijdn, Animals, vegetables, and minerals.
A suhd, An obscure star in the Greater Bear.
A (m of ( ^-j) Being careless, inaccurate, (pi.
of sahzc) Stillnesses. Kindnesses.
A sahdd, Wakefulness. Suhdd, Inability of sleeping.
a sihdr, (in of Keeping (one) watching. Suhdr,
Wakefulness, watching. Suhhdr, Watchful, who watches,
p <U»^ <L*i sih aspah, Haste. Swift, expeditious.
A sihdl, (m of jJ^-s) Being easy, lenient towards.
A ISl^o sahdlat (from J^), Being easy. Being soft.
A sahdr/i, The scorching of the wind. Sihdm, (in of
^=) Contending, (pi. of sahm) Tranverse beams (of a
house). Lots, chances. Arrows, either for shooting or drawing ,
lots. Suhdm (from *£->), Being lean, extenuated, emaciated.
Changing colour, turning pale. Leanness. A disease incident ;
to camels. Sahhdm, An archer.
pc^vliw'l sih angusht (also sih shdkh), A three
pronged fork with which they turn corn.
A sahb, A wide extended plain or desert. Sahb or sa- i
hib, A horse going with long steps; also running at full gallop.
Suhb, A pathless desert or tract,. Level ground.
a sahbat, Deep (well),
ajfj <Lo sih bai'gah, Name of a flower.
p Ltsih band!, A soldier employed in collecting revenue.
v <L*> sihpdy, A tripod, any thing having three feet. A
high three-legged stool used in mosques when lighting the lamps.
p <L>b <w: sihpdyah, A tripod. sihpdya-i hazcdi-i,
The airy tripod, i. e. the constellation called the Eagle.
Pj^j sahpardr, Fire.
p sih parak (or ^ sih par ah), Lines drawn upon
the sand for playing at dice.
p ji) sih pahar, The third watch. Afternoon,
p <S^i sihpahal, Trilateral.
p Ij sih td, Threefold. A three-stringed guitar,
pjl)‘ <Uj sih-tdr (or Xj\j sih tdrah) A guitar. The Great Bear.
A^r* suhj (from ■^ > ), Pounding (spices). Travelling all
night. Sweeping clean (as wind the ground). Blowing hard.
p sih jddah, (Three roads) Length, breadth, and
depth. Truth, the law, and religious rites. {Burhdn-i kdti^.)
A sahjarat (from q), Running as if frightened,
p sih chand. Thrice.
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p sih kh’dn, A Trinitarian, a Christian,
p ts~t sih kh'dhardn (or sih dokhtar), Three
stars in the Great Bear.
*a sahida, (fut. yas-hadu) He remained awake.
A sahd. Beautiful, elegant. Sahad (from A^-s), Waking.
Being unable to sleep. Suhud, One who sleeps little.
A sahdat, A thing worthy of credit. Suhdat, Watchings.
a iA^-o sahdar, Far distant.
p A &~i sih darak, Lines drawn upon the sand for playing
at games of hazard.
p <wj sih durt, The three distances, i. e. length, breadth,
and depth. (Burhdn-i Icdtif.)
p^j^O tLj sih dls, A building with three cupolas,
p sihr, An ox.
a suhr, Much watching. Sahar (from j-~), Watching
Awake. kasratu's 'sahar, Too much watching,
p Suhrdb, Name of a celebrated warrior.
A sahrdin or suhrdn, Watching.
A suharat, Watching much, sleepless,
p <Lo sih rang, Of three colours. A kind of silk,
p &\ysuhrazcdh, A species of rose,
p A. t sih rud, A three-stringed guitar.
vjtj &—s sih rdz, The space of three days,
p Xj*j tw: sih rdzah, Of three days continuance,
p XjZ-i saharah, A nuptial ornament.
p suhrah wdrah, A kind of shirt or under garment,
p <)JL: sih sdlah, T riennial.
p —.y.? sahastan, To fear, to dread. ,
p^-A-j sih sambar, Water-mint,
p Jaaj sih sumbul, Mother of thyme,
p sahasah, A bag containing 1000 pieces of money,
p cLj sih shdkh, Animals, vegetables, and minerals,.