(p. 935) śakaḍ়i that which has come in contact with cooked food or with the leavings of one's meal. 8)

(p. 942) śāraṅga a stringed musical instrument akin to a violin. শারঙ্গী n. the aforesaid instrument; one who plays on this instrument. 31)

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

(p. 951) śrabya fit to hear; audible; intended to be heard (শ্রব্য কাব্য = a poem intended to be heard, not seen i.e., excluding drama). ̃তা n. audibility. 107)

(p. 942) śānā, śānānō1 to be satisfied or gratified (তার অল্পে শানায় না). 7)

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

(p. 951) śōphāra a chauffeur (fem. a chauffeuse). 75)

(p. 951) śērōẏāni a kind of long coat worn by men. 40)

(p. 942) śābala a crowbar. 13)

(p. 949) śīkara a very fine particle of rain flying in air; a drop of water. 5)

(p. 951) śēkhā to learn; to study; to practise; to undergo training. n. learning; studying. a. that which has been learnt or studied or practised. শিখানো, ̃নো v. to teach; to educate; to train; to instruct. a. that which has been taught; tutored, instructed. শেখানো সাক্ষী a tutored or primed witness. 34)

(p. 944) śiśamahala a house made of glass or largely of glass, a glass-house. 85)

(p. 949) śītkāra hissing sound (indicating sudden sensation of pleasure). 14)

(p. 935) śakha a capricious inclination or liking; a fancy; a hobby; a pursuit for amusement (শখের চাকরি); one's own accord or choice. শখ করা v. to incline to or choose or pursue capriciously or for amusement; to undertake or invite or choose voluntarily (শখ করে বিপদ ডাকা). 23)