سد sad =S. शत
P سد sad (=S. शत), adj. One hundred (more commonly written صد ṣad, q.v.).
سيد सद said
H سيد सद said, adv., corr. of shāuad, q.v.;—s.f. corr. of صيد ṣaid, q.v.
شيد shed, shaid
P شيد shed, shaid [Pehl. shet; Zend khshaêta, fr. khshiṭ, rt. khshi; S. क्षित्, rt. क्षि (क्षयति)], adj. & s.m. Bright, shining, clear;—light; the sun; fascination (cf. ḵẖẉurshed).
سعد saʻd inf. n. of سعد 'to be prosperous,' c.
A سعد saʻd (inf. n. of سعد 'to be prosperous,' &c.), s.m. Auspiciousness, propitiousness, felicity, prosperity.
صد ṣad
P صد ṣad [for orig. sad; Pehl. śat; Zend śata; S. शत], adj. A hundred, cent.:—ṣad-barg, s.m. 'Cent-foil'; a many-leaved rose, Rosa glandulifera:—the Indian marigold (syn. geṅdā):—ṣad-pā, s.m. A centipede (syn. kan-khajūrā; gojar):—ṣad-ćand, adj. A hundred-fold, a hundred times as much:—ṣad-manī, adj. Of a hundred man or 'maunds' in weight.
