s. m. (M.), ) a plot of land in the sailábá cultivated by a separate tenant or set of tenants; (K.) a small running spring; in distributing canal water, the word is used to express a measure of water about four inches square; a silky headed small grass (Imperata Kœnigii, Nat. Ord. Gramineæ) abundant at low spots in many parts of the Punjab plains. Its leaves are coarse and it is not eaten by cattle where any other forage is to be had:—sír chuṇghṉá, v. a. To suck milk:—sír píṉá, v. a. To drink milk:—sír nikalṉí, phuṭṭṉí, v. n. To spring up (a fountain.)