(p. 980) samabartākṣa (phys.) the axis of polarization. 114)

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

(p. 1035) sbajāti one's own race or nation or caste. ̃দ্রোহ n. hostility to or revolt against one's own race or nation or caste. ̃দ্রোহী a. hostile to or rebellious against. one's own race or nation or caste. fem. ̃দ্রোহিণী । ̃সুলভ a. natural to one's caste or race or nation. 28)

(p. 980) saputra having a son; accompanied by one's son. adv. with one's son. 29)

(p. 1016) sutapā an ascetic. 28)

(p. 1017) suniẏama a good rule or law or principle; good management. 20)

(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. 987) samāpatana (geom.) coincidence. 18)

(p. 963) saṅgṛhīta collected, raised (সংগৃহীত চাঁদা বা লোক); compiled (সংগৃহীত কবিতাবলি); culled (সংগৃহীত ফুল). 49)

(p. 990) salitā a slender wick. 126)

(p. 1038) sbashāna one's own place; a place fixed for a particular person; one's residence or home. 20)

(p. 974) saṭīka containing explanatory notes, annotated, with a commentary. 3)

(p. 1014) sukāni an oriental steersman or quartermaster of a steamer, seacunny. 17)

(p. 980) samatribhūja (geom.) an equilateral triangle. 96)

(p. 1016) sucatura very cunning or sly; very clever or adroit. fem. সুচতুরা । 7)