(p. 967) saṅgina a bayonet. a. serious, dangerous, critical (অবস্হা সঙ্গিন). 99)

(p. 1004) sādhē of one's own accord, willingly ('সাধে কি আর বাবা বলে'). 14)

(p. 1032) shāṇu a peg; a pillar, a post; a stump; Shiva (শিব). a. immobile, motionless, stock-still. ̃বত্ a. immobile or motionless like a pillar. 2)

(p. 985) samākhyāta celebrated, renowned, illustrious. 47)

(p. 1016) sutāra having a delicious taste. n. a delicious taste. 34)

(p. 998) sastrīka accompanied by one's wife, with wife. 6)

(p. 985) samalaẏa (phys.) synchronous. n. (phys.). synchronism. সমলয় করা v. (phys.) to synchronize. 28)

(p. 967) saṃśōdhita purified; reformed; rectified; amended; corrected; revised. 37)

(p. 990) sayatna careful, meticulous; diligent; cordial (সযত্ন অভ্যর্থনা). সযত্নে adv. carefully, meticulously, with care diligently: cordially. 72)

(p. 967) sambīta, sambṛta covered; concealed; hidden, secret; contracted. 9)

(p. 974) satī (myth.) Sati, the daughter of Daksha and wife of Shiva (শিব); a wife intently devoted to her husband, a chaste or faithful wife; a widow who burns herself on her husband's pyre, a suttee, a sati. a. fem. (of a wife) intently devoted to one's husband, chaste. ̃ত্ব n. intent devotion of a wife to her husband, the chastity or faithfulness of a wife. সতীত্বনাশ n. violation of chastity; rape. সতীত্বনাশ করা v. to rape. সতীত্বরক্ষা করা v. preserve one's chastity. ̃দাহ n. the practice of widows burning themselves on their husbands' pyres, suttee, sati. ̃পনা n. (sarcas.) a show or affectation of chastity demonstrated by a wife; (sarcas.) pride of chastity or honesty (usu. false or overdone). ̃লক্ষী n. a very chaste and pleasing wife who brings fortune to her husband. ̃সাধ্বী n. a perfectly chaste wife. ̃সাবিত্রী a. a wife as chaste and devoted as Sabitri (সাবিত্রী). 25)

(p. 999) sātāttara seventy-seven. 83)

(p. 1016) sutō thread; yarn; cotton-thread; a measure of length (= ¼ inch). 36)

(p. 990) samatthita risen up; greatly flourished; (Christ.) risen from the dead. সমুত্থিত হওয়া v. to rise up; to flourish greatly; to rise from the dead. 5)

(p. 990) sarpa the snake, the serpent. সর্পে রজ্জুভ্রম mistaking a rope for a snake; (fig.) glaring misconception or hallucination. ̃দংশন n. snakebite. ̃দষ্ট a. snakebit, bitten by a snake. ̃ভুক a. feeding on snakes (cp. serpentivorous). 116)