Urdu Dictionary

سڙا सड़ा saṛā

H سڙا सड़ा saṛā [perf. part. of saṛnā, q.v.;—and=Prk. सडिअओ, सडअओ; S. शदित+कः], adj. (f. -ī), Decayed, decomposed, putrid, rotten, musty, fetid, stinking.

صدا ṣadā

A صدا ṣadā, s.f. Echo; sound, noise; voice, tone, cry, call; (among Khattrīs, by whom it is corr. pron. saddā) an invitation (to a marriage ceremony, or a feast):—ṣadā (corr. saddā) denā (-ko), To call or invite (to a marriage ceremony, &c.):—ṣadā lagānā, v.n. To cry, call out (as vendors of wares, mendicants, &c.); to beg.

سرا sarā

P سرا sarā [or sarāʼe; old P. śarāi; Zend thrāiti, rt. thrā = S. त्रा], s.f. House, mansion, palace; temporary home for travellers, caravansary, inn; (met.) the world:—sarā-parda, s.m. A curtain (esp. at the door of a royal pavilion or palace); a wall of canvas surrounding a cluster of tents; a royal tent or pavilion;—sarā-dār, s.m. Keeper of a caravansary, innkeeper; landlord; master of the horse.

شرا shirā, vulg. sharā also شري shirā, inf. n. of شري 'to give a thing for a price'

A شرا shirā, vulg. sharā (also شري shirā, inf. n. of شري 'to give (a thing) for a price'), s.m. A sale; a purchase; traffic.

سرا sarā v.n. fr. سرو

A سرا sarā (v.n. fr. سرو), s.m. A tree from which bows are made.