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ستد sitad

P ستد sitad [v.n. fr. sitadan; rt. S. स्तेन्], s.f. Taking, receiving (=sitād, q.v.).

سطور sut̤ūr

A سطور sut̤ūr, s.f. pl. (of sat̤r, q.v.), Lines, rows:—bainuʼs-sut̤ūr, s.f. The space between two lines; interlineation.

سعتر saʻtar

A سعتر saʻtar, s.f. Origanum, marjoram.

ستاد sitād

P ستاد sitād [v.n. fr. sitādan; rt. S. स्तेन्], s.f. Taking, receiving.

ستار sitār si+tār, qq.v.

H ستار sitār (si+tār, qq.v.), s.m. A kind of guitar with three strings (commonly a calabash, without any holes on the board, and mounted with from five to seven steel wires, all of which are used in playing, and that with both hands: sometimes it has nine or eleven wires; but generally three, whence its name):—sitār-bāz, s.m. One who plays (or is constantly playing) on the sitār:—sitār-bāzī, s.f. Playing on the sitār.