(p. 999) sām̐ōtāla an aboriginal tribe of India, Santals; a Santal. 37)

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

(p. 967) sakarmaka (gr.) transitive. সকর্মক ক্রিয়া (gr.) a transitive verb. 67)

(p. 974) sadṛśa (often used as a prep.) like; similar, resembling; identical; equal. ̃কোণ a. (geom.) equiangular. ̃বিধান n. homoeopathy. 67)

(p. 1025) sēkēlē of ancient times; of the past; ancient; old; antiquated; old-fashioned; out of date; backdated. সেকেলে লোক বা বস্তু a back number. 8)

(p. 974) sadbaṃśa a good or noble family. ̃জাত a. born in or descended from a good or noble family, well-born, nobly born, of noble descent, সদ্বংশীয় same as ̃জাত । 70)

(p. 987) samārūḍh় ceremonially or solemnly installed (upon) (সিংহাসনে সমারূঢ়); seated or mounted (upon); ascended. 30)

(p. 963) sannirṇaẏa judgment. 66)

(p. 1020) surabhi2 a sweet-smell, fragrance; an aroma; any substance made or used for the sake of its smell; a perfume. a. sweet-smelling, fragrant, armoatic; perfumed. 28)

(p. 1007) sāmpratika of recent times, current, contemporary. 24)

(p. 1035) sbacakṣē with one's own eyes. 23)

(p. 1024) sē (masc.) he; (fem.) she, (neut.) it. a. that (সে লোক, সেদিন); past or ancient (সেকাল). 11)

(p. 1015) sukhāsīna comfortably seated, seated at ease, fem. সুখাসীনা । 12)

(p. 990) sarpāghāta snakebite. 117)

(p. 1025) sēbaka serving, waiting upon; nursing; worshipping, following. n. a servant, an attendant; a waiter (fem. waitress); a sick-nurse, a nurse; a worshipper, a votary; a follower. ̃সমিতি n. organization of social workers. সেবকাধম n. the humblest of servants. 23)