(p. 980) samambita possessing; attended with; mixed with; full of. 105)

(p. 1006) sāba-jaja a sub-judge. 16)

(p. 1016) sutali a very thin thread or string; fibre of yarn; a wrapper of thin (cotton) thread. 31)

(p. 967) saguṇa having qualities or attributes; possessing three primal qualities, namely সত্ত্ব, রজঃ and তমঃ; (of a bow) having a string, stringed. 88)

(p. 972) sañcālita moved, set in motion; waved; circulated. 38)

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

(p. 1017) sudhīra calm and composed, calm and collected; unperturbed, firm. 13)

(p. 1016) sujāta well-born, nobly born; legitimately born. fem. সুজাতা । 19)

(p. 1027) sōpakaraṇa, sōpacāra with all articles of food and clothing required to be offered in religious worship. 22)

(p. 1025) sētu a bridge; a culvert; a causeway; a dam. সেতু বাঁধা v. to build a bridge (over); to bridge, to span. ̃বন্ধ n. a ridge of rocks extending from the southern extremity of India towards Sri Lanka, Adam's Bridge. ̃মুখ n. a bridgehead. 19)

(p. 990) sarga creation, origination; the physical nature, nature; (of a poetical work) a canto; any one of the three grand divisions of natural history (প্রাণিসর্গ = the animal kingdom). 110)

(p. 990) sasambhrama full of reverence mixed with awe and submission, deferential. সসম্ভ্রমে adv. with deference. 135)

(p. 963) saṅgāmī concurrent. 47)

(p. 1020) sumīmāṃsā a good or wise or correct or happy decision or settlement. 10)

(p. 972) sañjībana infusion of life, animation; restoration of life, reanimation. a. restoring life, reanimating; infusing life, animating. সঞ্জীবনী a. fem. of সঞ্জীবন (a.). a. an elixir restoring the dead to life (সঞ্জীবনী সুধা). সঞ্জীবিত a. restored to life; reanimalted; animated. 43)