s. m. f, ne who renders the service called. sep. The ghair mulázim or Sepí are workmen found in every village who work for all, without being the servants (mulázim) of any one in particular, except in so far as they may be attached to a special sep or to a number. They do agricultural work, They are the Kumhár, potter, Chúhṛá or khákrob, the scavenger, sweeper or field hand, the Mochí leather worker or cobbler. Besides specific payment for any work they do, they get certain payments and allowance in pice and in a share of the produce. Carpenters and blacksmiths being artizans get also a share of the produce for their labour:—sepí dár, s. m. The same as Sepí.