(p. 939) śarika a joint-owner; a coparcener; a sharer, a partner; an associate. শরিকান, শরিকানা n. share of a joint owner or partner; a share; a part; (loos.) jointownership, coparcenery, partnership. শরিকানি, শরিকি a. jointly owned, coparcenery. শরিকি সংঘর্ষ n. strife or quarrel among partners. 16)

(p. 944) śikṣaẏitā a teacher. fem. শিক্ষয়িত্রী । 34)

(p. 944) śiśi a phial made of glass. 86)

(p. 935) śajāru the porcupine. 31)

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

(p. 949) śiharā, śiharānō to have a thrill; to horripilate, to have goose-flesh; to shiver or shudder. 3)

(p. 951) śaitya coldness, cold; chilliness, chill; frigidity; humidity. 44)

(p. 951) ślatha loose, flaccid (শ্লথ চর্ম); dishevelled (শ্লথ করবী); blowsy (শ্লথ বেশবাস); slack, loose, loosened, slackened, relaxed (শ্লথ বন্ধন); not strict, lax (শ্লথ শাসন); tired, worn-out, fatigued শ্লথ দেহ); slow, tardy, slowed down, retarded (শ্লথগতি); not earnest or careful (সে পড়াশোনায় বড়ো শ্লথ). 128)

(p. 935) śaṭi, śaṭī zedoary. শটি ফুড n. pulverized zedoary taken as food. 33)

(p. 935) śambhu Shiva (শিব). 63)

(p. 944) śirōruha hair growing on one's head. 79)

(p. 944) śālmali, śālmalī the silk-cotton tree; a mythological island. 8)

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

(p. 942) śāḍ়i an Indian woman's loincloth, the sari. 2)

(p. 939) śahurē of or living in a town or city, urban; townish; cockney. শহুরে জীবন town-life, urbanity. শহুরে হাওয়া (usu. dero.) influence of a town or city, urbanity. ̃পনা n. (dero.) urbanity, townishness; affected cockneyish behaviour or speech. 46)