(p. 935) śakuni the vulture; a character of the Mahabharata; (fig.) a relative who, by giving evil counsel, leads a family to ruin. 15)

(p. 939) śākhī having branches, branched, ramose. n. a tree. 55)

(p. 951) śrōtabya to be heard, proper to hear. 121)

(p. 939) śarabha a kind of deer or antelope; a mythological octopod stronger even than the lion; a young elephant; a kind of corn-pest; the locust; the grasshopper. 12)

(p. 942) śāmalā1 (ori. fem.) of greenish black colour or complexion. 17)

(p. 951) śyēna the hawk, the falcon; the eagle, fem. শ্যেনী । ̃চক্ষু, ̃দৃষ্টি a. hawk-eyed, falcon-eyed; eagle-eyed. শ্যেন দৃষ্টিতে লক্ষ করা to watch with a piercing or keen eye, to watch like a hawk. 103)

(p. 951) śaila a mountain; a rock; a hill. ̃জ a. born of or grown on a mountain or a hill; mountainous or hilly. ̃জা a. fem. of শৈলজ n. same as ̃সুতা । ̃জায়া n. Menaka. (মেনকা) the wife of the Himalayas. ̃তত্ত্ব n. petrology; petrography. ̃ময় a. mountainous or hilly. ̃শিরা n. a ridge. ̃সুতা n. daughter of a mountain; Goddess Durga (দুর্গা), the daughter of the Himalayas. 49)

(p. 942) śāmikābāba a kind of dry meat-chip. 21)

(p. 942) śāla4 a large gregarious tree, the sal, the Shorea robusta; its timber; a large tubular river-fish. 40)

(p. 951) śēra the tiger; the lion. 41)

(p. 944) śāsi a window pane; a sash. 14)

(p. 944) śiẏara the place or position at the head of a person lying; (fig.) imminence (শিয়রে শমন). 63)

(p. 949) śukhā dry; exclusive of bed and board (শুখা মাইনের কাজ). n. drought (হাজাশুখা); roasted or sunned tobacco used as quids or in bidis (বিড়ি). 33)

(p. 951) śba the dog. ̃দন্ত n. a canine tooth. ̃বৃত্তি n. dog-like behaviour, doggishness; servitude, servility; mean or cringing flattery. 92)

(p. 951) śṛṅgī horned; corniculate. n. a horned beast. 30)