(p. 935) śambhu Shiva (শিব). 63)

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

(p. 949) śukla the white colour. a. white, hoary, grey (শুক্ল কেশ); bright, light; clean, clear; fair; pure. fem. a. শুক্লা । ̃তা n. whiteness. ̃তিথি n. any lunar day of the bright fortnight. ̃পক্ষ n. the bright fortnight. 32)

(p. 951) śō expressing: a swishing or whirring or whizzing sound. 56)

(p. 935) śatarañja, śatarañca chess. 37)

(p. 942) śāmikābāba a kind of dry meat-chip. 21)

(p. 939) śaẏatāna Satan, the Devil; a very wicked person, a rogue, a devil; (in endearment) a naughty fellow. শয়তানি1 n. extreme wickedness, roguery, devilishness, devilry; (in endearment) mischievousness. শয়তানি2 n. fem. of শয়তান । শয়তানি করা v. to do damage or harm to, to play the devil (with). Satanic; devilish; (in endearment) mischievous. 2)

(p. 935) śajāru the porcupine. 31)

(p. 935) śatēka one hundred; many hundreds; many, innumerable; nearly or approximately a hundred. ̃খেয়ারি n. fem. (in vulgar reviling) a cursed woman who has seen the death of a hundred near ones. 42)

(p. 939) śaśīmukhī one who has a face resembling the moon (in beauty). 40)

(p. 942) śāli1 the autumnal paddy (শালিধান ।) 49)

(p. 944) śiśi a phial made of glass. 86)

(p. 944) śilīmukha an arrow; the bee, the bumblebee, the wasp. 83)

(p. 944) śikha Sikhs; a Sikh. 38)

(p. 939) śaśīkalā a digit of the moon. 37)