Hobson-Jobson: A Glossary of Colloquial Anglo-Indian Words and Phrases, and of Kindred Terms, Etymological, Historical, Geographical and Discursive c11.93.4

c11.93.4

-Masin, 531*b* Sinabafa, Sinabáffo, Sinabafo, Sina-baph, 823*b*, *a*, 12*b* Sinae, 197*b* Sinasse, Sinassy, 872*b* Sincapore, Sincapura, Sincapure, 839*a*, 840*a* Sind, Sinda, 837*a*, 435*b*, 453*b* Sindābūr, Sindabura, Sindaburi, 837*b*, 838*a*, 379*a*, 828*b* Sindān, 782*b*, 211*a* Sindāpūr, 838*a* Sinde, 837*b* Sindhee, 806*b* Sindo, Sindu, Sindy, 320*b*, 837*b* Singalese, 838*b* Singaporea, Singapore, Singapura, 840*a*, 839*b* Singara, Singerah, Singhara, 840*a*, 425*b* Singuyli, 829*a* Sinī, Siniy, Sīniya, 198*a*, *b*, 199*a* Sin Kalān, 531*b* Sinkaldíp, 182*a* Sinnasse, 872*b* Sinternu, 201*a* Sinto, Sintoo, 829*b*, *a* Sion, 834*b* Sipae, Sipahee, Sipāhī, 810*b*, 809*b* Sipah-Salaar, Sipāh-sālār, Sipahselar, 840*b*, 569*a* Sipai, 810*b* Sipasalār, 612*b* Sipoy, 810*b* Siqua, 835*a* Sirash, 829*b* Sircar, 840*b*, 63*a*, 856*a* Sirdar, 841*b*;