(p. 939) śarabata a sweet drink, a beverage, a cordial, sharbat. 10)

(p. 951) śūdra the lowest of the four Hindu castes, Shudras; a shudra. শূদ্রা a. fem. a female shudra. শূদ্রাণী n. fem. a female shudra; a shudra's wife. শূদ্রী n. fem. a shudra's wife. 18)

(p. 944) śiñjita2 resounding (with); jingling (with). 50)

(p. 942) śālā2 a brother or a cousin brother of one's wife, a brother-in-law; (in vul. familiarity) a fellow (cp. a jolly dog); (often) an epithet of abuse. 47)

(p. 935) śakta1 capable, able, fit for work (শক্তসমর্থ = hardy); strong, powerful; efficient; hard to win over or deceive (শক্ত ব্যবসায়ী). 17)

(p. 949) śītādhikya excess of cold. 10)

(p. 935) śabara an ancient non-Aryan hunting community of India; a member of this community; a hunter. fem. শবরী । 52)

(p. 944) śibikā a palanquine, a litter, a doolie, a sedan, a sedan-chair. ̃রোহা a. going in a palanquin or sedan. fem. ̃রোহিণী 58)

(p. 935) śamita allayed; subsided; repressed, restrained; calmed; quelled. 59)

(p. 942) śālagrāma, śālagrāma-śilā a black-geode worshipped as the symbol of Vishnu (বিষ্ণু). 42)

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

(p. 951) śaibalinī a river. 47)

(p. 951) śauca, śaucakarma, śaucakriẏā purity; sanctity; scriptural cleansing or purification of one's body and mind; washing or cleansing of one's posteriors after evacuation of bowels. শৌচ করা v. to wash or cleanse one's posteriors after evacuation of bowels; to cleanse or purify scripturally one's body and mind; to sanctify. শৌচাগার n. a latrine, a lavatory, a toilet. 89)

(p. 939) śāṭina satin.

(p. 944) śiñjinī an anklet that makes jingling noise (usu. by dancers). 51)