(p. 944) śiuli2 a man whose profession it is to incise the date-palm in order to obtain its juice. 25)

(p. 951) śō-m̐śō expressing: repeated or continuous whizzing sound. 57)

(p. 951) śaiba of or worshipping Shiva (শিব). n. a Hindu community worshipping Shiva (শিব); a member of this community. 46)

(p. 935) śakuna the vulture; an omen. ̃জ্ঞ a. versed in augury. 14)

(p. 944) śimba, śimbā, śimbi, śimbikā the kidney-bean or its plant; the bean, the legume; a pod. 62)

(p. 939) śāṭina satin.

(p. 949) śiharā, śiharānō to have a thrill; to horripilate, to have goose-flesh; to shiver or shudder. 3)

(p. 951) śēkhā to learn; to study; to practise; to undergo training. n. learning; studying. a. that which has been learnt or studied or practised. শিখানো, ̃নো v. to teach; to educate; to train; to instruct. a. that which has been taught; tutored, instructed. শেখানো সাক্ষী a tutored or primed witness. 34)

(p. 951) śrōtra the ear; the Vedas. 124)

(p. 951) śōharata announcement, proclamation. ঢোল-শহরত n. proclamation by beat of drums. 86)

(p. 951) śrōtā a hearer; a listener. 122)

(p. 935) śakunta the bird; the vulture. ̃লা n. fem. one who has been protected by a bird. 16)

(p. 949) śīdhu honey; a kind of alcoholic drink made from sugar-cane juice. 15)

(p. 949) śītārta stricken with cold; shivering with cold; over-sensitive to cold. 12)

(p. 942) śāẏaka an arrow, a shaft, a dart. 25)