(p. 951) śunaśāna without a noise, completely silent. n. complete silence. 3)

(p. 951) śōbhī beautifying; adorning; adding grace to. fem. শোভিনী । 74)

(p. 951) śaibalinī a river. 47)

(p. 944) śibā the vixen; (loos.) the fox. 55)

(p. 949) śukla the white colour. a. white, hoary, grey (শুক্ল কেশ); bright, light; clean, clear; fair; pure. fem. a. শুক্লা । ̃তা n. whiteness. ̃তিথি n. any lunar day of the bright fortnight. ̃পক্ষ n. the bright fortnight. 32)

(p. 949) śīrṇa lean, thin; emaciated. fem. শীর্ণা । ̃কায় a. lean-bodied. ̃তা n. thinness, leanness. 16)

(p. 939) śaśā the cucumber. 33)

(p. 939) śaripha magnanimous, highminded, noble (শরিফ আদমি); holy, sacred (কোরানশরিফ, মক্কাশরিফ). 17)

(p. 951) śōṣaṇa absorption; act of drying up; suction; (fig.) extortion. শোষণ করা v. to absorb; to dry up; to suck in; (fig.) to extort. 84)

(p. 935) śatēka one hundred; many hundreds; many, innumerable; nearly or approximately a hundred. ̃খেয়ারি n. fem. (in vulgar reviling) a cursed woman who has seen the death of a hundred near ones. 42)

(p. 935) śamīdhānya any leguminous grain, pulse, bean etc. 60)

(p. 944) śiraśira expressing a tingling or thrilling or uncanny sensation. শরশিরানি n. such a sensation. 68)

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

(p. 939) śaśī the moon. 35)

(p. 939) śarmā a common surname of Brahmins (বিষ্ণুশর্মা); (in vaunts etc.) I, I the speaker, myself (এই শর্মা). 25)