(p. 1007) sāmagrī (ori.) things collectively; (pop.) a thing, an article. 8)

(p. 1018) subhakṣya good to eat; (of food) pleasing to the palate, tasteful, fit for eating. 67)

(p. 999) sahiṣṇu having fortitude; stoical; patient, enduring; tolerant. ̃তা n. fortitude; patience, endurance; toleration, tolerance. 16)

(p. 987) samāyōjana communication. 29)

(p. 990) samūha (chiefly used as a sfx. to indicate plurality) a multitude, total number (লোকসমূহ = the people, ব্যঘ্রসমূহ = tigers) a. many, much, numerous, great (সমূহ লোকসান); terrible, tremendous (সমূহ বিপদ). 16)

(p. 967) saṃyōjaka one who or that which joins or attaches or admixes or unites or amalgamates or adds; (gr.) copulative. সংযোজক অব্যয় (gr.) a copulative conjunction. 23)

(p. 1007) sāẏā a petticoat. ফাঁপানো সায়া a hooped petticoat, a farthingale. 37)

(p. 999) sājō today's; fresh, recent; washed with fuller's earth within a few hours. (সাজো কাপড়). adv. recently, afresh (সাজো ভানা). n. same as ̃বাসি । ̃বাসি n. the system of washing clothes etc. with fuller's earth within a few hours; a washerman who washes clothes in the aforesaid system. 74)

(p. 1014) sukōmala very soft or tender.

(p. 990) sarasija the water-lily, the lotus. 91)

(p. 1021) sulupa a light boat, a sloop; a sloop-ofwar. 20)

(p. 990) samutpāṭita, samutsāhita completely extirpated or eradicated; destroyed; ejected for good. 2)

(p. 963) sannamita compressed. 64)

(p. 1015) sukhōdaẏa the dawn or dawning of happiness of affluence. 17)

(p. 1022) sūtikā a woman recently delivered of a child; puerperal diarrhoea. ̃গার, ̃গৃহ n. a lying-in room. জ্বর n. puerperal fever. 39)