ساون सावन sāwan
H ساون सावन sāwan [Prk. सावणु; S. श्रावणं], s.m. The fourth Hindū month, July-August (beginning when the sun enters Cancer: its full moon is near Śravaṇā or α Aquilæ):—sāwan-bhādoṅ, s.m. Sunshine and rain;—a kind of lattice-work;—a kind of firework:—sāwan-kī jhaṛī, s.f. The constant showers of Sāwan:—sāwan hare na bhādoṅ sūkhe, 'Flourishing in summer and not fading in autumn'; continuing in the same state or condition.
سيوئين सेवईं sewaʼīṅ, सेवैईं sewaiʼīṅ
H سيوئين सेवईं sewaʼīṅ, सेवैईं sewaiʼīṅ = H سيوين सेवीं sewīṅ s.f. (dialec.)=siwaiyāṅ, q.v.
شيون shewan
P شيون shewan, s.m. Grief, mourning, lamentation.
سوانح sawāniḥ
A سوانح sawāniḥ, s.m. plur. (of sāniḥ, q.v.), Occurrences, incidents, events, accidents;—sawāniḥ-nigār (or sawāṅiḥa-nigār), s.m. A news-writer, an intelligencer (an officer stationed by the Mog̠al government in distant provinces to transmit weekly to the court an account of all public transactions, such as the collection of revenue, the management of lands, and the state of the country):—sawāniḥ-ě-ʻumrī, s.m. The incidents of (one's) life.
سوان सौवां sauwāṅ, सववां sawwāṅ, सवां sawāṅ
H سوان सौवां sauwāṅ, सववां sawwāṅ, सवां sawāṅ [S. शत+तम+कः], adj. (f. -īṅ), The hundredth.
