(p. 1018) subādāra the governor of a subah, an Indian army officer holding a rank equivalent to that of a captain, a subahdar, a subadar. সুবাদারি n. subahadary, subahdarship. 45)

(p. 967) saṃhāra killing, slaughter; destruction; end, termination, close, finish (উপসংহার); withdrawal, retraction, revocation (বাক্যসংহার, শরসংহার); contraction, collecting; act of dressing up (বেণীসংহার). সংহার করা (poet.) সংহারা v. to kill, to slay; to destroy. সংহারক a. killing, slaying; destroying, destructive. n. a killer, a slayer; a destroyer. সংহারমূর্তি n. image or embodiment of annihilation or destruction; a formidable form. সংহারী a. (used as a sfx.) same as সংহারক (a.). fem. সংহারিণী । 62)

(p. 967) sakanṭaka having thorns, thorny. 65)

(p. 1027) sōparadda, sōparda sending up or committing for trial. a. sent up or committed for trial. 23)

(p. 990) sarasa same as রসাল (a.). fem. সরসা । 90)

(p. 1017) sunētrā (fem.) one with beautiful eyes. 27)

(p. 967) saṅgadōṣa vices of evil company, vices contracted from bad company. 97)

(p. 1014) sukara capable of being done or contrived easily, easy, simple. 16)

(p. 963) sōẏā2 one and one-fourth, one and a quarter. সওয়া ঘন্টা an hour and a quarter. সওয়া তিন three and a quarter. সওয়া তিনটে বাজে it is a quarter past three o'clock. 9)

(p. 989) samucita perfectly just or right or proper, condign (সমুচিত শাস্তি); adequate (সমুচিত পুরস্কার). 24)

(p. 1030) stabastuti repeated singing in praise of; hymns collectively, hymnody; repeated glorification. 18)

(p. 1017) sunirdhārita firmly or categorically fixed or defined; well-defined. 22)

(p. 1016) sudarśana good-looking, handsome; pleasing to the eye, lovely. n. (myth.) the discus or quoit of Vishnu (বিষ্ণু) or Krishna (কৃষ্ণ), used to be hurled at enemies (also সুদর্শনচক্র). fem. a. সুদর্শনা ।

(p. 990) samudaẏa, samudāẏa all; whole, entire; total. n. all persons or things; the entire thing or area. 6)

(p. 980) samañjasa perfectly proper; appropriate or just; fitting, well-balanced; consistent. 91)