(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. 942) śālā1 (used as a sfx.) a house, a building (অতিথিশালা), a room, a hall (রন্ধনশালা); an establishment (পাঠশালা); a shed, a construction (গো-শালা অশ্বশালা); a workshop (কামারশালা); a store, a repertory (পশুশালা, রত্নশালা). 46)

(p. 944) śika a thin metal rod; a window-bar (usu.) made of iron; a spit, a skewer. 27)

(p. 944) śikhara top; apex, vertex; summit; crest; a mountain-peak, a peak. 40)

(p. 949) śudhā1 to repay, to pay back.

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

(p. 939) śahida a martyr. শহিদ হওয়া v. to be martyred. ̃ত্ব n. martyrdom. 45)

(p. 949) śuṇḍa a proboscis, a trunk (as of the elephant); a snout (as of the tortoise). 36)

(p. 951) śṛṅgī horned; corniculate. n. a horned beast. 30)

(p. 942) śālagama turnip. 41)

(p. 944) śimula the silk-cotton plant. শিমুল তুলো n. silk-cotton, kapok. 61)

(p. 944) śāsikā of শাসক । 15)

(p. 949) śiharana a thrill; a shiver or shudder; horripilation. 2)

(p. 951) śunaśāna without a noise, completely silent. n. complete silence. 3)

(p. 935) śakadbīpa Scythia. 9)