(p. 942) śāḍ়i an Indian woman's loincloth, the sari. 2)

(p. 935) śakaḍ়i that which has come in contact with cooked food or with the leavings of one's meal. 8)

(p. 939) śākhī having branches, branched, ramose. n. a tree. 55)

(p. 951) śōṣa-kāgaja blotting-paper. 82)

(p. 942) śādi (Mus.) marriage. শাদি করা v. to marry, to wed. 5)

(p. 951) śaibalinī a river. 47)

(p. 951) śōbhī beautifying; adorning; adding grace to. fem. শোভিনী । 74)

(p. 951) ślīpada elephantiasis. 132)

(p. 942) śāmuka the snail. শামুক-চুন n. shell-lime. শামুকের খোলা a shell of a snail. 24)

(p. 939) śākya a Kshatriya clan. ̃মুনি, ̃সিংহ n. Gautama Buddha. 53)

(p. 944) śiṣṭa gentle, civil; polite, courteous, well-behaved, mannerly; good-natured; righteous; educated; elegant, chaste (শিষ্ট ভাষা). ̃তা n. politeness, courteousness; civility; refinement, decorum; righteousness. ̃বায়ু n. residual air. শিষ্ট ব্যবহার same as শিষ্টাচার । শিষ্ট সম্ভাষণ n. polite or courteous address. শিষ্টাচার, শিষ্টাচরণ n. etiquette; civility, courtesy; polite or amiable behaviour. শিষ্টাচারবিরুদ্ধ a. in contrast with or opposed to good manners. শিষ্টাচারী a. observant of the rules of etiquette; civil, courteous; well-behaved; amiable. 92)

(p. 949) śun̐ṭha dried ginger. 22)

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

(p. 951) śuruẏā soup. 10)

(p. 944) śikṣaẏitā a teacher. fem. শিক্ষয়িত্রী । 34)