(p. 935) śaci, śacī the wife of Indra (ইন্দ্র) the king of gods. 29)

(p. 942) śālā2 a brother or a cousin brother of one's wife, a brother-in-law; (in vul. familiarity) a fellow (cp. a jolly dog); (often) an epithet of abuse. 47)

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

(p. 944) śikṣaṇa act of learning, study; teaching or training; instruction. ̃তত্ত্ব n. educational theory. শিক্ষণ-শিক্ষা n. teacher's training. শিক্ষণীয় a. to be learnt or taught. 33)

(p. 949) śujani a diapered bedcover. 35)

(p. 944) śālu a kind of red-coloured cotton fabric. 6)

(p. 935) śani (myth.) a deity who is the son of the sun-god; the Saturn; Saturday (usu. শনিবার); (fig.) one who ruins utterly. শনির দশা (astrol.) the influence of Saturn; (fig.) the state of utter distress or ruin. শনির দৃষ্টি (astrol.) the aspect of Saturn; (fig.). state of utter distress or ruin. ̃বলয় n. the ring of Saturn. 45)

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

(p. 935) śaṅkara Shiva (শিব); a species of seafish. fem. শঙ্করী Goddess Durga (দুর্গা). 24)

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

(p. 942) śāla4 a large gregarious tree, the sal, the Shorea robusta; its timber; a large tubular river-fish. 40)

(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) śārada, śāradīẏa autumnal. fem. শারদী, শারদীয়া । শারদা n. Goddess Durga (দুর্গা); Goddess Saraswati (সরস্বতী); a kind of vina. 32)

(p. 944) śilībhūta fossilized; petrified. 82)