سونون सूनों sūnoṅ
H سونون सूनों sūnoṅ, adj. & s.m. (Braj)=sūnā, q.v.
سانئين सांईं sāṅʼīṅ, सांयं sāṅʼeṅ
H سانئين सांईं sāṅʼīṅ, सांयं sāṅʼeṅ, = H سانئي सांई sāṅʼī, सांय sāṅʼe, s.f. An imitative sound (as of the the wind, &c.):—sāṅʼeṅ - sāṅʼeṅ, s.f. Soughing or whistling (of the wind); whizzing; rustling, rustle;—creeping or tingling sensation.
سنون sinūn, sunūn
A سنون sinūn, sunūn, s.m. pl. (of sanat), Years (=sanwāt).
سانئين सांईं sāṅʼīṅ
H سانئين सांईं sāṅʼīṅ = H ساني सांई sāṅʼī [Prk. सामिउ; S. स्वामिकः], s.m. Master, lord; husband; the Supreme Being, God;—a religious mendicant.
سنين sanīn v.n. fr. سنّ 'to bite,' c.
A سنين sanīn (v.n. fr. سنّ 'to bite,' &c.), adj. Sharpened, whetted, made sharp-pointed; sharp;—s.m. What flows (from the whetstone) on the occasion of sharpening iron (or a knife, &c.); what falls from a stone on its being rubbed or grated upon another stone; filings, gratings, &c.
