سعيد saʻīd v.n. fr. سعد; see saʻd
A سعيد saʻīd (v.n. fr. سعد; see saʻd), adj. Prosperous, fortunate, happy, august, auspicious.
ساعد sāʻid v.n. fr. سعد 'to aid'; 'to prosper,' c.
A ساعد sāʻid (v.n. fr. سعد 'to aid'; 'to prosper,' &c.), s.f. The arm from the wrist to the elbow, the fore-arm.
سيد सद said
H سيد सद said, adv., corr. of shāuad, q.v.;—s.f. corr. of صيد ṣaid, q.v.
سود sūd
P سود sūd [Pārsī śūṭ; rt. Zend śu; cf. af-zūd], s.m. Utility, advantage, benefit; profit, gain; interest, usury:—sūd-baṭṭa, s.m. Profit and loss:—sūd-par denā, v.t. To lend at interest:—sūd-par lenā, v.t. To borrow at interest:—sūd-ḵẖor, or sūd-ḵẖorā, s.m. A usurer:—sūd-ḵẖorī, s.f. Usury:—sūd-dar-sūd, s.m. 'Interest on interest,' compound interest:—sūd khānā, To take or receive interest:—sūd lagānā (-meṅ), To charge interest (on):—sūd muẓāf, s.m. The accumulation of interest so as to double the original debt:—sūd-mand, adj. Useful, beneficial, advantageous, profitable, lucrative; benefited, profited:—sūd-mandī, s.f. Advantage, profitableness:—sūd honā (-ko), Advantage to accrue (to), to be benefited, to profit:—be-sūd, adj. Useless, profitless, bootless.
شاد shād
P شاد shād [Zend shāta, perf. part. of shā, 'to rejoice,' &c.], adj. Pleased, delighted, exulting, joyful, happy, glad, cheerful, rejoicing (in); (in comp.) full (of); much:—shād-āb, adj. Full of water or moisture, moist, humid, succulent; fresh, verdant; pleasant, agreeable:—shād-ābī, s.f. Moisture; succulence; freshness, verdure; &c.:—shād-ḵẖẉār, adj. Fortunate, well off; voluptuous;—s.f. A dancing-girl, an adulteress, a strumpet:—shād-dil, adj. Cheerful, gay-hearted, delighted, happy:—shād-kām, adj. Rejoicing, exulting; joyous, happy, contented:—shād-kāmī, s.f. Gladness, happiness, delight, content:—shād karnā (-ko), To gladden, delight, rejoice, exhilarate.
