1902.] E. O’Brien —Glossary on Kdnqra District. 97 
Saliensar paen, Asparagus racemosus, Stewart, 233. (?=thousand 
root). 
Saklina, unladen, empty. 
Sakoi, drought, “ Is baras sakoi bari hai, bun assail thelu pa 
clene/’’ of. thelu. 
Samalu, see Banna. 
Sandh, a bull. 
c Ghirthni rand ni, Jhota s£ndh ni. 5 A Ghirthni cannot become 
a widow anymore than a male buffalo can become a bull. — Proverb. 
Sandh, a standing place in shade for cattle. 
Sangra, narrow. 
Sapar, a cliff, or rock. 
Sat, cold, cool. 
Satha, always. 
G. Sathri, a bundle of rice, cut but not yet tied. (Saloh). 
Sauka, the state of having a rival wife. “ Sauke par jana main 
ne manzur nahin kid,” (I did not consent to go on the condition of 
being a rival wife), Hansu vs. Mt. Koko. 
Se, the functions of a barber, a shave. (Kangra) . 
Sehli, a porcupine. Punjabi, seh ; in Gddi, Kheila. Sansk, ? 
Sel, bark-fibre. (Baragraon). 
Sik, lead. 
Sinna, wet. 
Sirigna, ground-bee. 
Sit, (Gadi, khit) ague. 
Sitak, bark of a tree. (Baragraon). 
So, placenta. 
Soa, slight rain. (Rajhuu). 
Sotna, to glean, sweep, or collect by sweeping. (Lanj). 
Sukaman, a parasitical plant. I have onlp seen it growing on 
mango trees. Fleshy leaves. I cannot trace it in Stewart. (Nurpur). 
Sunan, needle. 
Sup, a winnowing basket of bamboo. Ohhaj is a winnowing* 
basket made of the till of kina grass. Sup in Urdu, see Fallon, sub. 
voce. 
Sutrajan, marigold. (Hamirpur). 
Tahar, a head (of cattle). (Dharmsdla). 
Talu, then. 
