(p. 1038) sbamata one's own or free opinion. 3)

(p. 974) sadābrata a place or institution for charitable distribution of food and other things, an almshouse. 57)

(p. 989) samila (of poetry) with rhyme, rhymed. 15)

(p. 1012) sirkā vinegar (produced by fermenting molasses etc.) 37)

(p. 1017) sudṛḍh় very firm or strong; very steady; absolutely unwavering. 7)

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

(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. 1035) sbacchasalilā containing clear or transparent water. masc. স্বচ্ছসলিল । 26)

(p. 1018) subā a province in Moghul India, a subah. 43)

(p. 1021) surmā sulphate of antimony used as collyrium, kohl. 13)

(p. 987) samāpikā of সমাপক a. (gr.) finite. (সমাপিকা ক্রিয়া = a finite verb). 20)

(p. 987) samāpita, samāpta completed; concluded, ended, finished, closed; fulfilled. সমাপ্ত করা বা হওয়া same as সমাপন করা বা হওয়া । সমাপ্তি same as সমাপন । সমাপ্তি সংগীত same as সমাপন সংগীত । সমাপ্য a. that which should be concluded or ended or finished. 21)

(p. 967) sakāma attended with or actuated by a desire or purpose, purposeful (সকাম কর্ম); lustful (সকাম দৃষ্টি). ̃ধর্ম n. religion practised with an end in view, purposeful piety; act of practising religion with a motive. 70)

(p. 1018) supraẏōga proper application, appropriate use, good or profitable utilization. 27)

(p. 972) sacētana animate, sentient; living; conscious; vigilant, alert. সচেতন করা v. to make conscious, to make alert. সচেতন থাকা v. to be on the alert; (cp.) to be on one's guard. 10)