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SMO [ 1004 ] SNA SMOOTH'ER, n. one who smooths- Hamwar barabar musattah saf ya musaffa k. w.Chiknane w., sam saman chauras battadhar wa silpat k. w., chikna k. w. SMOOTH'LY, ad. not roughly, evenly, mildly-Shirini safai ya fasahat se, hamwari ya barabari se, narmi mulaimat ya mulayamat se-Chiknai chiknahat arukshata wa aparushata se, samata samanata chaurasai wa battadhari se, komalata wa mriduta se. SMOOTH'NESS, n. evenness of surface, softness - Hamwari barabari ya safai, narmi mulaimat mulayamat shirini mauzuni ya fasahat-Samata samanata chaurasai battadhari wa chiknahat, komalata mriduta arukshata wa madhurabhashitwa. SMOOTH'FACED, a. having a mild soft look - Narm-ru, mulaim-ru, zanana-ru- Komalavadan, mridumukh. SMOTE, p. t. of smite-Smite ka mazi-mutlaq-Smite ka samanyabhut. SMOTH'ER, v. (S. smoran) to suffocate by excluding air, to stifle, to suppress; n. state of suppression, smoke, dust-Sans-rok-kar ya gala ghont-kar mar-dalna, dab rakhnu, dabana; n. dabaw ya dabb, dhunan dhunan dhunwa ya dhunwah, dhul h [aur dhunana - Antardahawan h., antarjwalan k. SMOULDER, v. (S. smoran ?) to burn and smoke without vent- Bhitar-hi-bhitar jalna SMOUL'DER-ING, SMOUL'DRY, a. burning and smoking without vent- Bhitar-hi-bhitar jalne aur dhunane wh. - Antardahawan, antarjwali, gurhadahawan, antardahi. SMUG, a. (Dan. smuk) neat, spruce; v. to make spruce, to adorn-Suthra albela ya chikna, bana-chuna bana-thana chhail-chikaniya ya chhail-chhabila; v. suthra ya chikaniya k., chikanana sajana banana-chunana ya sanwarna ". SMUG'LY, ad. neatly, sprucely-Suthrai seb, chhail-pan albelai albei-pan chikaniyapan ya banawat seh. SMUGGLE, v. (Ger. schmuggeln) to import or export secretly and unlawfullyMahsul-marna, chauki marna, ghat-marna, bila-jawaz khufyatan mal gair-mulk se lana ya guir-mulk ko bhejna - Chupchap wa chori se nishiddhabanijyavastu desantar se lana wa desantar ko bhejna. SMUG'GLER, n. one who smuggles-Chauki-mar h, ghat-mar ya ghat-marh, bila-jawaz khufyatan mal gair-mulk se lane w. ya gair-mulk ko bhejne w., mahsul-chor-Chori se nishiddhabanijyavastu desantar se lane w. wa desantar ko bhejne w., sulkadasyu. SMUGGLING, n. unlawful importation of goods - Bila-jawaz gair-mulk se mal lanaChori se nishiddhabanijyavastu desantar se lana, nishiddhabanijyadravyanayan. SMUT, n. (S. smitta) a spot made with soot, mildew, obscenity; v. to mark with soot, to taint with mildew, to gather smut- Duda ka dag, gerui, khurafat ya fuhsh; v. duda-aluda k., gerui lagnu ya gerui se kharab k., duda-aluda-h. yu duda-ho-janaKajal kajjal wa kalak ka dhappa, tarudushan kledajamal lenrha wa harda, apasabd kutsitavakya kutsitavachan wa durvachan; v. kalak kajal wa kajjal se bhar-dalna wa maili k., lenrhiyana wa harda-se-dushit-k., kalak baturna wa kalak ho-jana. SMUTCH, v. to blacken with smoke-Dhunan se kala kh. SMUTTY, a. black with smoke, obscene - Dud-aluda ya galiz, khurafati ya puch- · Malimas malin malin maili wa dhunen-se-kala, avachya kutsit kusravya wa durukt. SMUTTI-LY, a. blackly, foully, obscenely-Kalak seb, aludagi na-paki ya gilazat se, khurafat ya fuhsh se-Kalima wa kalepan se, malinata malinata wa maile-pan se, durukti durvachan apasabd wa avachyata se. SMUT'TI-NESS, n. soil from smoke, obsceneness-Did-aludagi, fuhsh ya khurafatDhunen se kalak wa maila-pan, durvachan durukti avachyata wa kutsitatwa. SNACK, n. (D. snakken) a share, a slight hasty repast-Hissa, nashta ya nashtaBhag wa ans, jalpan laghubhojan wa alpahar. SNAF'FLE, n. (D. snavel) a bridle which crosses the nose; v. to bridle, to holdDukri, dhatti; v. lagam-d. ya zabt-men-rakhna, pakarna-v. Rokna wa dukrilagana, dharna wa thanbhna. SN.G, n. a sharp protuberance, a rough branch, a tooth left by itself-Ganth ya dhibka, khuth-wali dal ya chhoti dal jiska munh chokha ya paina hoh, bahari danth. [khuthon se bhara hua, chhoti aur paine-munh-ki dalon se bhara-hua". SNAG'GED, SNAG'GY, a. full of snags-Ganthilab, gunthon se bhara-hua, pur-girah, SNAIL, n. (S. snaegel) a slimy slow creeping reptile, a drone - Ghongha ya ghonga , sust kahil ya majhul shakhs-Sambuk sambukayasi kambuvasi wa kavachavasi krimi, jar alas alasi askati aidhi wa atimandagati jan. SNAIL'LIKE, ad. in the manner of a snail, slowly-Ghonghe-sa ya ghonge-sa, dhire- [vyal, pannag, vishadhar. dhire dhime-dhime ya haule-haule". SNAKE. n. (S, snaca) a kind of serpent-Sanph, nagb, mar-Sarp, bhujang, ahi, SNAK'Y, a. pertaining to a snake, like a snake-Mar-mansub , mar-sirat ya mar-saSarpasambandhi, sarpasadris wa sanp-sarikha. SNAP, v. (D. snappen) to break short, to strike with a sharp sound, to bite suddenly, to try to bite; n. a sudden breaking, a quick eager bite-Chat se torna ya tutnal,