(p. 1035) sbaccha transparent; translucent; pellucid; crystal-clear, crystalline; lucid. ̃কাগজ tracing paper. ̃তা n. transparency, clearness; lucidity, perspicuity. ̃দৃষ্টি n. clear sight or vision. a. clearsighted. 24)

(p. 972) saṭa indicating: rapidity, quickness etc. 44)

(p. 999) sāṅga bodied, corporeal; having all the limbs; complete in all part; completed, finished; ended. সাঙ্গ করা v. to complete, to finish; to end. 63)

(p. 1038) sbādu tasty, tasteful, gustful; tasting sweet; delicious; sweet. 29)

(p. 989) samit, samidha firewood, fuel; firewood for kindling a sacrificial fire. 14)

(p. 1027) saugandha, saugandhya a sweet smell, fragrance, aroma, perfume. সৌগন্ধিক n. a maker or seller of perfumes, a perfumer. 36)

(p. 1030) stimita motionless, immobile; fixed; unmoving; wet, moist, damp; (pop.) dim (স্তিমিত আলোক). ̃নেত্রে adv. with fixed looks, looking fixedly, gazingly. 24)

(p. 1025) sērā2, sēri (used as suffixes) weighing and holding or consuming a specific number of seers (সের). 36)

(p. 1027) sōn̐dā smelling like dry earth wetted with rain-water. 14)

(p. 1027) sairindhrī, sairandhrī a woman who lives away from her home and earns her livelihood by doing artistic work such as embroidery, hairdressing, etc. 11)

(p. 999) sahya endurable, bearable; tolerable; endured, suffered, tolerated (সহ্য হওয়া); acclimatized (আবহাওয়া সহ্য হওয়া) n. endurance, fortitude, tolerance (সহ্যের সীমা = the limit of one's patience, a limit to one's patience); the northern portion of the Western Ghat mountain range (usu. সহ্যাদ্রি). সহ্য করা v. to endure, to suffer, to bear; to tolerate, to brook, to put up with. ̃গুণ n. the quality of bearing patiently, forbearance. সহ্যাতীত same as অসহ্য । 20)

(p. 1035) sbanita sounded; rung. 36)

(p. 990) sarjarasa resin. 113)

(p. 1018) supātra a good or worthy or deserving or desirable person or claimant or bridegroom or match. fem. সুপাত্রী n. fem. a good or worthy or deserving or desirable female claimant or bride; an excellent bride. 16)

(p. 1030) stanana a sound, a noise; a cry of affliction, moaning; roaring; the rumbling of the cloud. 7)