سنگار

िसंगार siṅgār [Prk. िसंगारो; S. ँटङ्गारः], s.m. Dress, toilet, ornament, decoration, embellishment;—love, sexual passion; sexual union, coition:—siṅgār-ā`īna, s.m. Toilet-glass:—siṅgār-piṭār, s.m. Adornment, embellishment, decoration:—siṅgār-dān, s.m. Dressing-case:—siṅgār-ras, s.m. The erotic sentiment (ras):—siṅgār karnā(-kā), To dress, decorate, adorn, etc. (=siṅgārnā, q.v.):—siṅgār-mez, s.f. Toilet-table:—siṅgār-hār (or hār-siṅgār), s.m. The weeping Nyctanthes, N. arbor tristis:—solah singār bārah abhran (or abran), 'Sixteen decorations of the body (or appliances for decoration) and twelve kinds of ornaments or jewels,' extreme or complete ornamentation (the solah siṅgār are 1˚dāṅtan, 'tooth-brush'; 2˚manjan, 'toothpowder'; 3˚ubṭan, 'cosmetic'; 4˚seṅdur, and 5˚kesar, 'minium' and 'saffron' (for the forehead); 6˚anjan, 'antimony' (for the eyes); 7˚bindī, 'spangles'; 8˚tel, 'hair-oil'; 9˚kaṅghī'comb'; 10˚argajā, 'perfume'; 11˚pān, 'betel' (to redden the lips); 12˚missī, 'paint for the teeth and lips'; 13˚nīl, 'indigo' (for tattooing); 14˚meṅhdī, 'henna' (for the hands and feet); 15˚phūl, 'flowers' (for the hair); 16˚altā, 'red dye for paint').