Żygulski, Zdzisław: Ottoman art in the service of the empire (New York, NY [u.a.], 1992)

SaiAai, tugh of Japanese com-
mander, 75
Sa/var, trousers, 118
SawcaA. .S'cr sanjak
SaacaA^cy, provincial governor, 26,
84
SaacaAdar, servant of the sacred
banners, 22
SaacaA-i tioble standard, 17—24
SaacaA twa^Aa/a, small Korans car-
ried on Hags, 32
Saa/aA, standard, 17, 19, 23, 29, 33,
38
Sara)!, palace, xii, 20, 24, 83, 91,
101, 121, 125
SayeAaa or ^ayAaa, tent, 159, 169,
172
.S'cAc/A'yvAaaw, German tugh, 96 f
.S'cAaH, turban, 111
Scraper, brocade, 121. 125
Screagi, technical term used in dress
making, 121
ScyyAY, descendant of the Prophet,
22
SAaAa&t, profession of faith, 32, 34
SAaA-i DAa '^/iAari, Shah of Zullikar,
50
Sigaa aaYAaria, Roman military em-
blems, 51
SiatargA, fabulous bird mentioned in
the Shahnamah, 54
SiAaAi, regular cavalry, 27 f, 173
Sorgay, aigrette, 111, 113, 127
SoroA, sable skins, 121
S/Mj&a, symbolic tomb, 157
Sa/ai, calligraphic style, 37
Saa?;a, path, 16, 33

TaAAaa, ornamental patch, 125
7aw?ga, emblem, 13
7*77a, cloud motif, 169
/YrarAaac, workshop, 104
Fo^raA/?, cavalry, 29
7'o/tMz, mace, 132
TagyiA, tugh-bearers, 83
7agA or iag, animal hair standard,
7, 27, 36, 69, 173; origin of, 71-
77; and Polish army, 91—97; sur-
vey of the stock of, 70—71; types
of, 79-91
7agAra or htgra, calligraphic mono-
gram, 25, 36, 59
Fa/Ac?:d agMt, aga of turbans, 1 1 1
'7/^aA, Muhammad's Hag, 9, 17, 20,
55
lAi AarA, type of caftan, 118
VaA, deputy, 19
Pc<7a AarAa, the fur of farewell, 125
Vot'cao&, governor, 136
Haag, the male principle in Chinese
mythology, 8, 54
F:ag, the female principle in
Chinese mythology, 8, 54
Fad, tent, 154-157"

ZcrAa/i, brocade, 121
ZiAgt'r, thumb-ring, 125
ZoAaA, tent fences, 159, 172