s. m, nk, a pool; a secret, a mystery; a kind of reed, the leaf or grassy part of the reed Saccharum Sara, Nat. Ord. Gramineæ, used for thatching, making mats and also for fodder;—s. f. Victory, length (in time and space);—a. Straight like an arrow (used of a reed):—sar áuṉá, v. n. To comprehend or understand a secret or mystery:—sar deṉí, v. n. To protract, to let out the string of a kite; to knot a piece of cord:—sar hoṉá, v. n. To be conquered:—sar garoh, s. m. A commander of troops, a leader of a company, the chief of a company of ascetics:—sar garohí, s. f. The office of a Sar garoh:—sarguṉ, a. Possessing all qualities, endowed with all attributes, a title of God:—sar jáṉá, v. n. To be equal in a game, to suffice or complete shares in sharing any thing; to pass wind:—sarjít, a. Victorious, superior, powerful:—sar karná, v. a. To conquer; to subdue, to bring to a successful issue; to adjust, to prepare, to rectify, to put in order, to open the tube of a huqqá:—jaiṇdí sar chhikíje unkanúṇ apṉe chhipar dá ḍar rakhíjí. If you pilfer a man's grass fear him lest he take your own thatch.—Prov.