(p. 951) śbaśru a mother-in-law; an aunt-in-law. 94)

(p. 951) śōtha dropsy. শোথ নামা v. to have dropsical swelling. 62)

(p. 942) śālā1 (used as a sfx.) a house, a building (অতিথিশালা), a room, a hall (রন্ধনশালা); an establishment (পাঠশালা); a shed, a construction (গো-শালা অশ্বশালা); a workshop (কামারশালা); a store, a repertory (পশুশালা, রত্নশালা). 46)

(p. 935) śakuna the vulture; an omen. ̃জ্ঞ a. versed in augury. 14)

(p. 944) śiñjinī an anklet that makes jingling noise (usu. by dancers). 51)

(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. 939) śaśa, śaśaka the hare; the rabbit; the cony. শশধর n. the moon. শশবিষাণ, শশশৃঙ্গ n. (lit.) a hare's horn; an absurdity, a mare's nest. শশব্যস্ত a. frantically hurrying (esp. through fear). শশব্যস্তে adv. hurrying frantically. 32)

(p. 942) śāmila equivalent or similar (to); almost the same (as) (মরার শামিল); participating or included (in) (আন্দোলনে শামিল). 23)

(p. 951) śrēṣṭhī a merchant prince; a merchant; a banker; an opulent man. 119)

(p. 944) śiṅāra the dress or dressing of lovers going to meet. 47)

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

(p. 944) śirastra, śirastrāṇa a cover of armour for the head, a helmet; a headdress; a turban; a cap; a hat. 70)

(p. 939) śāgarēda a disciple, a pupil; a trainee; a follower; a novice. শাগরেদি n. discipleship, pupilage, noviciate, novitiate, novicehood. শাগরেদি করা v. to act as a disciple or pupil or trainee or follower or novice. 56)

(p. 942) śārdūla the tiger; (as a sfx.) an excellent or best specimen (নরশার্দূল). fem. শার্দূলী । ̃বিক্রীড়িত n. a Sanskrit poetical metre. 37)

(p. 951) śailēẏa hill-grown. n. a fragrant resin, benzoin, storax. 53)