سائل sāʼil act. part. of سأل 'to ask,' c.
A سائل sāʼil (act. part. of سأل 'to ask,' &c.), part. & s.m. Asking;—asker, interrogator, querist, questioner; applicant, suitor, petitioner; beggar (P. pl. sāʼilān).
سائل sāʼil act. part. cf سيل 'to flow'
A سائل sāʼil (act. part. cf سيل 'to flow') part. adj. Flowing, fluid, liquid.
صہيل ṣahīl inf. n. of صہل 'to neigh'
A صہيل ṣahīl (inf. n. of صہل 'to neigh'), s.f. Neighing; neigh (of a horse).
سوله सोलह solah
H سوله सोलह solah [Prk. सोडहं, or सोलहं?; S. षोडशं], adj. Sixteen:—solah-bagghū, s.m. The game of hazard (in playing which several lines are drawn on the ground;—syn. soʼā-pāṭī):—solah-solah ganḍe sunānā (-ko), To call names, to abuse:—solahoṅ (form. plur.), The whole sixteen; by sixteens, in groups of sixteen; sixteen times.
سلاح silāḥ
A سلاح silāḥ, s.f. Weapon, weapons, arms, implement of war (as a sword, spear, &c.); armour:—silāḥ-bar-dār, s.m. Armour-bearer, an esquire; an officer who has charge of the armoury:—silāḥ-band, adj. Armed, accoutred:—silāḥ-posh, adj. & s.m. Covered with armour; armed;—one who is armed:—silāḥ-poshī, s.f. The wearing of armour:—silāḥ-ḵẖāna, s.m. Armoury; arsenal, magazine:—silāḥ-dār, s.m.=silāḥ-bardār, q.v.:—silāḥ-sāz, s.m. Armourer:—silāḥ-shor, s.m. Champion, gladiator; fencing-master; a breaker or trainer of horses.
