سامان सामान sāmān
H سامان सामान sāmān, corr. samān, adj. & s.m.=sāmānya, q.v.:—sāmān- (vulg. samān-) meṅ ānā, To recover (one's) equanimity; to come to (one's) senses, to become cool, to be appeased or pacified.
سامان sāmān, vulg. samān prob.=S. सम्मान or सम्+अन
P سامان sāmān, vulg. samān (prob.=S. सम्मान or सम्+अन), s.m. Furniture, baggage, articles, things, paraphernalia; requisites, necessaries, materials, appliances; instrument, tools, apparatus; provision made for any necessary occasion, necessary preparations; pomp, circumstance;—measure, quantity, proportion; order, arrangement, disposition; mode; custom, habit; power, strength; probity; opulence; understanding, reason, intellect;—boundary, limit; landmark;—sāmān-ě-balāʼe, s.m. Household furniture (such as beds, boxes, pots and pans, &c.):—sāmān-ě-jangī, s.m. Warlike apparatus, war-material, ammunition:—sāmān karnā (-kā), To make provision (for), to provide (for):—be-sar-o-sāmān, adj. Destitute, indigent, helpless; immense, boundless, endless; stupefied, brainless.
سيمين sīmīn
P سيمين sīmīn [sīm, q.v.+īn = Zend aff. aêna = S. इन्], adj. Of silver, silver, silvery; silverized, overlaid or incrusted with silver;—white, fair; delicate:—sīmīn-badan, or sīmīn-tan, adj. With a silver form; fair; delicately formed.
شمن shaman
P شمن shaman, s.m. An idol-worshipper, idolater;—an idol-temple;—idolatry; an idol, image.
سمون sumūn
A سمون sumūn, s.m. pl. (of samn, q.v.), Butters, ghīs, &c.
