(p. 935) śakāri the enemy or subduer of the Shakas (শক). 13)

(p. 935) śatana rotting, decomposition, putrefaction. 32)

(p. 944) śiraśira expressing a tingling or thrilling or uncanny sensation. শরশিরানি n. such a sensation. 68)

(p. 951) ślāghā praise, laudation, commendation, eulogy; self-praise. 130)

(p. 944) śāhānā an Indian musical mode. 23)

(p. 944) śāśbata eternal; everlasting, perpetual; immortal. fem. শাশ্বতী । 10)

(p. 949) śun̐ṭi a legume, a pod. 21)

(p. 942) śālāja, śālābu a wife of a brother-in-law, a sister-in-law. 48)

(p. 935) śajāru the porcupine. 31)

(p. 951) śruti hearing; audition; the ear; hearsay (জনশ্রুতি); a myth; a legend; mythology; legends collectively; the Vedas; (mus.) a subtle note that is heard at the time of changing the voice from one note to another, (cp.) a quarter-tone. ̃কটু, ̃কঠোর a. grating on ears, harsh to hear, grating, jarring; cacophonous, cacophonic. ̃গোচর a. coming within the range of hearing, audible. ̃নাট্য n. a drama that is enjoyed not by seeing it acted but by listening to it. ̃ধর a. capable of remembering whatever one hears. n. such a person. ̃পথ n. the ear-hole; the range of hearing, earshot. ̃মধুর a. sweet to hear. ̃মূল n. the root or base of the ear. ̃লিখন n. act of writing to dictation; shorthand writing, stenography. ̃লিপি n. a script written to dictation or by shorthand. ̃লেখক n. a writer taking dictation; a shorthand writer, a stenographer. ̃সুখকর a. pleasant to hear. 115)

(p. 949) śudhā1 to repay, to pay back.

(p. 939) śām̐sa kernel, pulp; pith; core; marrow; (fig.) solid worth, substance (মগজে শাঁস নেই); (fig.) wealth, riches (লোকটার শাঁস ফুরিয়েছে). শাঁসালো a. abounding in kernel, pulpy, pithy; marrowy; (fig.) full of solid worth, substantial; (fig.) wealthy. 49)

(p. 935) śakya capable of being done. ̃তা n. practicability, feasibility; capability. 21)

(p. 951) śēkhara a crown, a diadem, a coronet; a chaplet; a peak, a crest, a summit. 33)

(p. 951) śōra a loud (and confused) noise, an uproar. শোর তোলা v. to raise an uproar. ̃গোল n. an uproarious noise; hue and cry; clamour. 77)