(p. 1016) sutanbī a woman possessing a beautifully slim body. 27)

(p. 967) sakuṇḍala having earrings; adorned with earrings; together with earrings (সকুণ্ডল কর্ণচ্ছেদন). 74)

(p. 1018) subanta (Sans. gr.—of words) suffixed with or capable of being suffixed with case-endings. ̃প্রকরণ n. the chapter on case-endings; declension. 39)

(p. 972) sacala moving; capable of moving; mobile; locomotive; effective; (fig.) active; current. সচল করা v. to put or set in motion. 6)

(p. 1018) subāsa a sweet smell or odour; fragrance; aroma; perfume. সুবাসিত a. perfumed, scented. সুবাসিত করা v. to perfume, to scent. সুবাসিত তেল scented or perfumed oil. 46)

(p. 985) samākīrṇa widely and thoroughly bestrewn (with); pervaded (with); infested (with); full of. 43)

(p. 967) sakṣama competent, capable; able, ablebodied, active (বৃদ্ধ এখনও সক্ষম). 80)

(p. 990) sarpī crawling, creeping, reptile, reptilian. n. fem. of সর্প । 120)

(p. 1015) sugama easy to go over or traverse, easily accessible (সুগম পথ); easily obtainable; easy to learn or understand (সুগম সংগীত). ̃তা n. easy accessibility; easy obtainability; easy understandability.

(p. 967) sambidā an agreement; a deed of agreement. 5)

(p. 990) sarasbatī the Hindu goddess of speech, learning, fine arts and wisdom (cp. Minerva); a title for proficiency in literature. সরস্বতীর বরপুত্র (lit.) a favoured son of Goddess Saraswati; (fig.) a man of great learning 93)

(p. 1035) sbagrāma one's native village or own village. ̃বাসী n. a co-villager. 22)

(p. 1017) sudustara very difficult to cross over. 5)

(p. 980) samajhānō to understand; to appreciate; to feel; to deliberate; (loos.) to sympathize (with) or have consideration (for); (loos.) to be careful or cautious (সমঝে চলা); to make one understand or appreciate or feel; (sarcas.) to warn or scold or chastise. 90)

(p. 999) sāṅā a form of Hindu widow marriage where religious solemnities are more or less ignored. 61)