Sidi.—Synonym of Siddi.
Silpi.—(A stone-mason.) Subcaste of Kammala.
Sindhi.—(Performers of dramas.) Subcaste of Mādgi.
Sindhupushkar.—A subcaste of Brāhmans in Khairagarh State, perhaps the same as the Mārwāri Pushkama Brāhmans. It is said that Sindhu has the meaning of a lake.
Singāde.—(From singh, horn, and gādna, to bury.) Subcaste of Koli. The members of this group, when their buffaloes die, bury the horns in their compound.
Singar.—(A fish.) A totemistic sept of Kawar. A section of Agharia.
Singāria.—Those who cultivate the Singāra nut. Subcaste of Dhīmar.
Singh.—(A lion.) The usual suffix to the names of Rājpūts, Sikhs and castes which claim Rājpūt rank, such as Lodhis.
Singh, Singhi.—(Horn.) A totemistic sept of Dhanwār. A section of Kurmi, and of Oswāl and Maheshri Bania.
Singhāl.—(Ceylon.) A section of Brāhmans in Damoh.