(p. 935) śambuka, śambūka the snail. ̃গতি n. snail-like pace or movement; (fig.) procrastination, sluggishness, slowness. a. snail-paced; snail-slow; sluggish, slow. 62)

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

(p. 935) śamita allayed; subsided; repressed, restrained; calmed; quelled. 59)

(p. 935) śabēbarāta a Muslim festival. 54)

(p. 942) śālati a dugout made of the trunk of a sal tree. 43)

(p. 944) śāhānaśāh (Mus.) a king of kings, an emperor; a great king. 22)

(p. 942) śāẏita lying down; laid down; prostrate; lying or fallen flat; knocked down. fem. শায়িতা । 26)

(p. 935) śapa a finely woven large mat. 47)

(p. 944) śiẏā the Shiah sect; a Shiah. 64)

(p. 949) śiharita thrilled; horripilating; shivering or shuddering. 4)

(p. 942) śāla3 a large pike for impalement of criminals; (fig.) a heart-rending affliction or grief. 39)

(p. 942) śādi (Mus.) marriage. শাদি করা v. to marry, to wed. 5)

(p. 951) śōṣa-kāgaja blotting-paper. 82)

(p. 939) śaẏatāna Satan, the Devil; a very wicked person, a rogue, a devil; (in endearment) a naughty fellow. শয়তানি1 n. extreme wickedness, roguery, devilishness, devilry; (in endearment) mischievousness. শয়তানি2 n. fem. of শয়তান । শয়তানি করা v. to do damage or harm to, to play the devil (with). Satanic; devilish; (in endearment) mischievous. 2)

(p. 939) śalya a long pin or stick of metal or wood; (med.) a probe; a thorn; a fishbone; a sharp-pointed mythological missile; an arrow; an arrowhead, (fig.) cause of affliction or displeasure of the heart. ̃চিকিত্সক n. a surgeon. ̃চিকিত্সা n. surgery; a surgical operation. ̃তন্ত্র, ̃বিদ্যা n. surgery. শল্যোদ্ধার করা v. to extract a thorn, arrow etc. (from a body); (fig.) to remove a cause of affliction or displeasure from the heart. 30)