A سیرة sairat , A mode of walking; —
sīrat, sīra, Disposition, temperament, nature; morals; qualities; mode, manner, way of living; conduct; custom; provisions, victuals; —
sīrat amoḵẖtan, To learn or teach manners.
سیر چشم ser-chashm , Satisfied, contented; generous, liberal; greedy.
سیر چشمی ser-chashmī , Satiety, contentment; generosity, liberality; greediness.
a سیر حاصل ser-ḥāṣil , Very fertile; very rich, wealthy.
سیر سور sīr-sūr , (feast of garlic) Name of the 14th day of the month, on which they eat garlic, send their lads to school, or bind them to some trade.
سیرش sīrash , A veil; a puckered female head-dress or veil of the finest cloth, particularly such as are worn by brides, of a crimson colour.
سیرغ serig̠ẖ , A cluster of grapes.
سیرف sairaf , Cough (unsupported by examples).
سیرفروش sīr-farosh , A seller of garlic.
سیرك sīrk , Circus (m.c. from Fr.
cirque).
سیر کوب sīr-kob , A mortar wherein garlic is pounded.
a سیر گاه sair-gāh , A passage, pass, thoroughfare; a place of recreation; a theatre.
سیرم sīram , Raw deer-skins cut into thongs, used in sewing saddles; a hawk's leash; the shoemaker's strap which binds the last to his knee.
سیرمان sīrmān , A ruby; embroidered silk.
سیرمو sīrmū , Mountain-garlic.
سیرناس sīrnās , Name of an African sea-bird.
سیر نگ sīrang , Thirty colours; the sīmurgh or
ʻanqā; anything impossible, or which the mind cannot grasp; the unsearchable God.
سیرو sīro , A porcupine; a hedgehog.
A سیروان sīrwān , Name of several places in Egypt and Persia.
سیر و پنیر sīr-u-panīr , =
سیر پنیر q.v.
سیرون serūn , Cold of a moderate degree.
سیره saira , A certain melodious little bird.
سیری sairī , Who walks about; sight-seeing; —
serī, Fulness, repletion, satiety.
سیریصاف sīrīṣāf , A kind of cloth produced in India.
سیرین sīrīn , Dressed with garlic
(sīr).
سیرینگاه sīrīn-gāh , A royal throne.
سیز sez , Sharp, strong, vehement.
سیزدهم sezdahum , The thirteenth.
سیزگی sezagī , Hardness, violence, suffering.
سیس sīs , Freckles upon the face or other parts of the body; leaping and jumping; a swift horse; a wine-vessel.
سیسارون sīsārūn , The stem of the coriander; a certain water-plant with leaves so large that cups are made of them.
سیسالك sīsālak, سیسالنگ sīsālang , The wagtail.
G سیسالیوس sīsāliyūs , Assafœtida.
سیسبان sīsabān , Seed of cinquefoil.
سی ستارۀ پاك sī sitāraʼi pāk , The thirty teeth.
سیستان sīstān , Sijistān (the ancient Drangiana), a country lying to the eastward of Fārsistān, or Persia Proper. The famous Rustam held this country as a fief under the kings of Persia.
سیستن sīstan , To leap, bound; to flee away.
a سیسخانه sais-ḵẖāna , Baggage-horses employed in war.
سیسدی saisadī , A cricket (see
سیدی).
سیسرو sīsarū , A weevil; wall-lice.
سیسك sīsak , A weevil; a sort of pulse.
G سیسنبر sīsaṃbar, سیسنبرون sīsaṃbarūn , Water-mint; mother of thyme.
سیصد sī-ṣad , Thirty hundred, three thousand; (met.) many.
A سیع saiʻ (v.n.), Flowing (water or wine); water flowing on the ground.
سیغ sīg̠ẖ , Beautiful, excellent; body of men, band of soldiers, crowd; a house with many windows.
سیغر sīg̠ẖur , A porcupine.
سیغود saig̠ẖūd , Humility, submission.
سیغور saig̠ẖūr , Nobleness of mind, mental energy, ambition.
A سیف saif (v.n.), Striking with a sword; a sword, scimeter, sabre, &c.; the hair of a horse's tail; the sword-fish; —
sīf, A bank, margin, coast; a fibrous excrescence at the roots of palm-branches; the sword-fish.
A سیفان sifān , Name of a country (unsupported by examples).
a h سیف بان saif-bān , A rocket with a sword attached to it.
a سیف زبان saif-zabān , (sword-tongued) One whose curses prevail.
a سیفه saifa , An instrument of bookbinders for equalizing the edges of a book.
سیفور saifūr , Silken stuff of great value.
a سیفی saifī , Cursing; surname of several poets.
A سیك saik (v.n.), Pacing (of camels, &c.).
سیك sīk, suyak , A blight upon corn, mildew, rust, smut; —
si-yak, A third.
سیکا sīka (in the dialect of Gīlān), A duck.
سیکبا sīk-bā , A sort of acid broth.
سیکران sīkrān , Black henbane-seed.
سیك زده sīk-zada , Blighted, smutty (corn).
سیکك sīkak , A weevil; mildew.
سیکل sīkal , A blight upon corn.