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िसंघ siṅgh [Prk. िसंघो or िसंहो; S. िसंहः], s.m. A lion;—the sign Leo of the zodiac; a hero, an eminent person; (at the end of compounds) pre-eminent, excellent, distinguished; a Hindūtitle (borne by men of royal or military caste, by Rājpūts, and Sikh soldiers);—the vehicle of the goddess Devī:—siṅgh-āsan, s.m. 'Lion-seat,' a throne (said to be so called as supported by golden lions):—siṅghāsan-battīsī, s.f. The title of a Hindūwork of fiction:—siṅgh-puććhī, s.f. The plant Hedysarum lagopodioides:—siṅgh-paur, siṅghpaul, or siṅgh-dwār, s.m. Grand entrance, chief entrance to a palace, etc. (that on which is placed the effigy of a lion); gate, entrance, portal:—siṅgh-kesar, s.m. Lion's mane; the plant Mimusops elengi:—siṅgh-nād, s.m. Lion's roar; war-cry, war-whoop.