سادہ

sāda (prob. akin to S. साधु, q.v.), adj. (f. -ī), Plain, unadorned; white; pure, unmixed, simple; unseasoned; smooth; beardless; without writing or impression, blank (as paper, etc.); unstamped (paper); candid, sincere, artless, guileless, open, frank:—sāda-paṭṭī, s.f. A simple flat ring, one inchand a half broad, worn round the waist by women:—sāda-dil, adj. & s.m. Simple-hearted, simple, artless; stupid;—a simple-hearted person; a simpleton, a booby:—sāda-dilī, s.f. Simple-heartedness, simplicity, artlessness, sincerity:—sāda-ruḵẖ, sāda-rū, adj. Smooth-faced, beardless:—sāda-t̤aurī, s.f. Gentleness, affability; simplicity; stupidity:—sāda-kār, s.m. A plain worker in gold or silver (who makes articles which are afterwards ornamented by other hands); a goldsmith who turns out fine or delicate work:—sāda-kārī, s.f. Plain work, or fine and delicate work, in gold or silver:—sāda-kāg̠aẕ, s.m. Blank paper; unstamped paper:—sāda-lauḥ(d.q. Tabula rasa), adj. & s.m. Pure-minded, single-minded, guileless, artless, simple; vacant mind, stupid; a pure-minded or a guileless person; a simpleton:—sāda-lauḥī, s.f. Purity of heart, guilelessness, artlessness, simplicity; vacantmindedness, stupidity:—sāda-lauḥī-meṅḵẖẉush-navīs honā, To excel in simplicity:—sāda-waẓ`ī, s.f.=sāda-t̤aurī, q.v.:—sadesubhā`o, adv. Unintentionally, inadvertently, accidentally.