- Suno
Listen
- Sunu
Deserted, desolate
- Sunyano
Recognize, know
- Sunyato
Recognized
- Supatra
Good vessel, deserving person
- Supatra
Deserving
- Suphal
Good deeds, virtuous deeds
- Suphal
Good fruit, good result
- Suphal
Reward, virtuous deeds
- Sur
Pain
- Sur
Tune, music
- Sur
Sun; pain
- Sur
Little bit; pain
- Sura
Brave, valiant, heroic, intrepid, bold
- Suraj
Sun
- Suraj rang
Of the colour of the sun, luminous, bright, refulg'e nt
- Suran
A type of fragrant grass
- Surang
Good colour, in red colour
- Surangi
Beautiful, lovely
- Surat
Face, countenance, didar
- Surat
Concentration, thought
- Surat
Thought, concentration
- Suratiya
One who contemplates
- Suravar
The brave groom the valiant groom
- Surgat
Festive music
- Surij
Sun
- Surijan
Lord, beloved
- Surijan
Believer, pious, virtuous
- Surinar
A godly person, good lord
- Sursathan
The place where the sun rises, paradise
- Surti
Thought, concentration
- Suta
While sleeping
- Suta
Asleep
- Sutak
Impurity
- Sutak patak
Impurity and sin
- Sutaki
Impure
- Sutaki
Impure, not cleaned ritually
- Sutar
Cotton
- Sutda
Sleeping
- Sutda
Those who are sleeping
- Suti
Slept
- Suto
Slept
- Suto
Sleeping
- Suvae
Good wind, pleasant wind
- Suvaso
Good place, a place to live
- Suvo
Sleep
- Svaso
Breathing
- Svasosvas
In each breath
- SIBAK AL-KHAYL
Horse is an important and valuable member of the mammalia. Among the earliest evidence of the importance of the horse to human culture are the unearthed wall paintings in the caves of Lascaux, in southern France, dating around 30,000 B.C. The horse first became useful in welfare sometimes before 1500 B.C. when Mesopotamian people began to use horses to pull their chariots.
- SIBHA
It is also pronounced as sebha, means rosary. The English word rosary is derived from the Latin, rosarium, meaning rose garden. In Persia and India, the rosary is known among the Muslims as tasbih, in Egypt, subha, meaning to praise or exalt. Among the Indians, it is called japa-mala, meaning muttering chaplet, or samarani, meaning remembrance.