(p. 999) sādhaka austerely endeavouring to achieve an end; practising ascetic austerities; engaged in austere worship of God; performing or realizing; helping to perform or realize. n. an austere endeavourer; one who practises ascetic austerities; a worshipper of god; a worshipper, votary, a devotee.

(p. 1007) sāẏaṅkṛtya prayer and other things to be done in the evening; evening service, vespers. 32)

(p. 999) sān̐kō a bridge; a culvert. 38)

(p. 1043) syūta sewn, woven. 4)

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

(p. 1017) sunda-upasunda the two mythological demon brothers. সুন্দ-উপসুন্দের লড়াই (fig.) a relentless encounter, when Greek meets Greek. 28)

(p. 1020) suyōgya quite or very worthy or competent or deserving. 16)

(p. 972) sacandana together with sandal wood paste (সচন্দন পুষ্পাঞ্জলি). 4)

(p. 1018) subacana salutary words or counsel; a good or wise saying; a maxim, an adage; sweet words; an epigram. 37)

(p. 1004) sāntanā consolation; solace. সান্তনা দেওয়া v. to console, to solace. ̃কারী, ̃দাতা a. & n. one who consoles. fem. ˜কারিণী, ̃দাত্রী । ̃দান n. (act of giving) consolation. ̃দায়ক, ̃প্রদ a. consolatory, consoling, solacing. ̃বাক্য n. consolatory speech or words. 30)

(p. 990) salamā diapers done with gold or silver thread. 124)

(p. 1032) spṛhaṇīẏa desirable; covetable; lik(e)able. 30)

(p. 1018) subidita well-known; well-informed, au fait. 50)

(p. 1016) sujana a good or honest or pious man, a good soul. 17)

(p. 980) sannipāta union; assemblage, collection; utter fall or ruin or destruction; (med.) a fever attended with morbidity of the three humours of the body; (loos.) typhoid. 4)