سيم sīm prob. akin to S. सितं and श्वेतं
P سيم sīm (prob. akin to S. सितं and श्वेतं), s.m. Silver:—sīm-āb, s.m. 'Silver-water'; quicksilver, mercury (syn. pārā):—sīm-ābī, adj. Of the colour of quicksilver:—sīm-andūd, adj. Covered over or plated with silver:—sīm-bar, adj. Silver-bosomed, with a bosom fair as silver:—sīm-badan, adj.=sīm-tan:—sīm-parast, adj. Venal; selfish:—sīm-tan, adj. Silver-bodied, with a body fair as silver.
سام sām
P سام sām [Pārsī śãm; Pehl. śām; Zend śāma, rt. śam = S. सम्], s.m. Name of a celebrated hero in Persian romance (father to Zāl, and grandfather to Rustam);—a swelling (e.g. sar-sām, 'swelling in the head').
شمع shamʻ, vulg. shamʻa
A شمع shamʻ, vulg. shamʻa, s.m. Wax (syn. mom); a wax candle; a candle; a lamp (syn. battī):—shamʻa-dān, s.m. A candlestick:—shamʻ-rū or shamʻ-ruḵẖ, adj. Having a countenance resplendent as the light of a candle:—shamʻ-sāz, s.m. A candle-maker, a chandler.
سام साम sām
H سام साम sām [S. शंवा or शम्बा], s.f. A ferule (=sāmī).
سہم sahm v.n. fr. سہم 'to become lean or lank,' c.
A سہم sahm (v.n. fr. سہم 'to become lean or lank,' &c.), s.m. An arrow (for shooting or for casting lots); a lot, share, portion; transverse beam (of a house or chamber); segment (of a circle, &c.); versed sine (of an arc).
