(p. 951) śēla a sharp-pointed mythological missile. ̃সম a. like the aforesaid missile; as painful or fatal as a stroke of the aforesaid missile. বুকে শেলসম বাজা to cut (a person) to the heart. 42)

(p. 949) śītādhikya excess of cold. 10)

(p. 942) śālaniryāsa resin. 44)

(p. 951) śrabaṇa hearing; listening (to); audition; the ear. শ্রবণ করা v. to hear; to listen (to); give an audition. ̃গোচর a. coming within the range of hearing, audible. ̃পথ n. the ear; hearing. ̃বহির্ভূত same as ̃শ্রবণাতীত । ̃বিবর n. the earhole. ̃মধুর a. sweet to hear. ̃যোগ্য a. worth listening to, fit to hear; audible. ̃সুখকর a. pleasing to the ear. শ্রবণা n. the twenty-second of the twenty-seven stars according to Hindu astronomy. শ্রবণাতীত a. incapable of being heard, inaudible. শ্রবণীয় same as শ্রব্য । শ্রবণেন্দ্রিয় n. the organ of hearing, the ear. 106)

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

(p. 944) śiṅāra the dress or dressing of lovers going to meet. 47)

(p. 951) śyēna the hawk, the falcon; the eagle, fem. শ্যেনী । ̃চক্ষু, ̃দৃষ্টি a. hawk-eyed, falcon-eyed; eagle-eyed. শ্যেন দৃষ্টিতে লক্ষ করা to watch with a piercing or keen eye, to watch like a hawk. 103)

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

(p. 951) śbaśru a mother-in-law; an aunt-in-law. 94)

(p. 939) śarabata a sweet drink, a beverage, a cordial, sharbat. 10)

(p. 951) śōṣita absorbed; dried up; sucked in; (fig.) subjected to extortion. 85)

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

(p. 935) śakta2 hard, not soft; strong; stiff, obdurate; durable, tight; firm, steady; stubborn; severe, rigorous; strict; rigid; strenuous; niggardly, stingy (খরচের বেলায় সে শক্ত); harsh (শক্ত কথা) excruciating (শক্ত ব্যথা); difficult. শক্ত ঘানি (fig.) a very hard taskmaster; (fig.) a hard nut to crack; a very obdurate man. শক্ত পাল্লায় পড়া to have to deal with a person who is more than one's match, to catch a tartar. শক্তের ভক্ত নরমের যম (fig.) one who flatters a strong opponent but tyrannizes over a weak one, a jackal in Brobdingang playing the lion in Lilliput. 18)

(p. 939) śarabha a kind of deer or antelope; a mythological octopod stronger even than the lion; a young elephant; a kind of corn-pest; the locust; the grasshopper. 12)

(p. 944) śiṅā, śiṅgā a horn for blowing; a trumpet. শিঙা ফোঁকা v. (sl.) to die, (cp.) to kick the bucket, to give up the ghost. 45)