(p. 935) śambuka, śambūka the snail. ̃গতি n. snail-like pace or movement; (fig.) procrastination, sluggishness, slowness. a. snail-paced; snail-slow; sluggish, slow. 62)

(p. 951) śōdharānō to rectify or be rectified; to correct or be corrected; to mind one's ways. 66)

(p. 942) śānānō2 to whet, to sharpen; (fig.) to stimulate; (fig.) to make poignant. 8)

(p. 951) śaitya coldness, cold; chilliness, chill; frigidity; humidity. 44)

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

(p. 951) śēja2 a lamp within a chimney, a lantern. 36)

(p. 939) śarā a shallow earthen plate. 14)

(p. 951) śēmija a chemise. 39)

(p. 951) śēōḍ়ā, śyāōḍ়ā a kind of wild tree. 31)

(p. 944) śiẏākula a wild-thorny plant or its berry; zigyplus oenoplia. 65)

(p. 951) śūrpa a wicker-work platter or tray for winnowing. 23)

(p. 935) śapā, ṃśapāt expressing; the noise of a quick and forceful stroke as of a whip; the swishing noise. 49)

(p. 935) śakha a capricious inclination or liking; a fancy; a hobby; a pursuit for amusement (শখের চাকরি); one's own accord or choice. শখ করা v. to incline to or choose or pursue capriciously or for amusement; to undertake or invite or choose voluntarily (শখ করে বিপদ ডাকা). 23)

(p. 935) śami a kind of tree the Acacia suma. 58)

(p. 951) ślīpada elephantiasis. 132)