(p. 935) śami a kind of tree the Acacia suma. 58)

(p. 951) śailōtkṣēpa-bṛṣṭi (geog.) relief-rain. 54)

(p. 951) śauṇḍa drunken, inebriate, intoxicated; greatly addicted or habituated to (পানশৌণ্ড); celebrated (দানশৌণ্ড). শৌণ্ডিক, শৌণ্ডী same as শুঁড়ি2 । শৌণ্ডিকালয় same as শুঁড়িখানা । 90)

(p. 951) śēja2 a lamp within a chimney, a lantern. 36)

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

(p. 942) śāli1 the autumnal paddy (শালিধান ।) 49)

(p. 935) śajāru the porcupine. 31)

(p. 935) śakuna the vulture; an omen. ̃জ্ঞ a. versed in augury. 14)

(p. 949) śītōṣṇa both hot and cold; tepid. ̃বলয় n. (geog.) the temperate zone. 13)

(p. 951) śōẏā to lie down, to go to bed; to sleep. শুয়ে পড়া v. to lie down; to go to bed; to lie prostrate. ̃নো v. to cause to lie down; to lay down; to force to lie prostrate; to cause to succumb. ̃বসা n. (fig.) deportment, bearing; (fig.) act of living with another as neighbours or in the same society; (fig.) social intercourse. ̃বসা করা v. to live with another as neighbours or in the same society; to have social intercourse with. 76)

(p. 951) śūna poet, corrup. of শূন্য । 19)

(p. 949) śukta, śuktani a dish of bitters, bitterscurry. 29)

(p. 951) śōṣa-kāgaja blotting-paper. 82)

(p. 944) śikha Sikhs; a Sikh. 38)

(p. 944) śiṅāḍ়ā a kind of stuffed snack shaped almost like a fruit of the water-chestnut. 46)