(p. 944) śirōnāma the superscription of a letter; the heading (as of an essay). 78)

(p. 951) śaithilya looseness, flaccidity; dishevelled or blowsy state; slackness; laxness; tiredness, fatigue; slowness, tardiness; absence of earnestness or carefulness. 45)

(p. 939) śallakī the porcupine. 31)

(p. 935) śambara a kind of antelope with branched horns; a mythological demon. শম্বরারি n. the enemy or slayer of Shambar (শম্বর) the demon; Madana (মদন) the Hindu love-god. 61)

(p. 935) śanākta identification. শনাক্ত করা v. to identify. 44)

(p. 942) śāla2 a shawl. 38)

(p. 939) śalā, śalākā a long pin or stick of metal or wood; (med.) a probe; a skewer. 27)

(p. 935) śatāẏu living for a hundred years. শতায়ু ব্যক্তি a. centenarian. 41)

(p. 942) śāmikābāba a kind of dry meat-chip. 21)

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

(p. 939) śāṭina satin.

(p. 951) ślāghā praise, laudation, commendation, eulogy; self-praise. 130)

(p. 951) śauca, śaucakarma, śaucakriẏā purity; sanctity; scriptural cleansing or purification of one's body and mind; washing or cleansing of one's posteriors after evacuation of bowels. শৌচ করা v. to wash or cleanse one's posteriors after evacuation of bowels; to cleanse or purify scripturally one's body and mind; to sanctify. শৌচাগার n. a latrine, a lavatory, a toilet. 89)

(p. 944) śiñjana, śiñjita1 the sound of the dancer's anklets or similar things. 49)