(p. 944) śāstā a ruler; a teacher, a preceptor; Gautama Buddha. 17)

(p. 935) śamīdhānya any leguminous grain, pulse, bean etc. 60)

(p. 951) śrauta enjoined or sanctioned in the Vedas, Vedic. 127)

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

(p. 944) śiẏāla the jackal; the fox (fem. vixen). ̃কাঁটা n. a wild thorny plant, agremone mexicana. ̃ফাঁকি n. hoodwinking. শিয়ালের যুক্তি a mischievous counsel or plan. 66)

(p. 942) śānā, śānānō1 to be satisfied or gratified (তার অল্পে শানায় না). 7)

(p. 942) śālāja, śālābu a wife of a brother-in-law, a sister-in-law. 48)

(p. 944) śāhānā an Indian musical mode. 23)

(p. 951) śēṭha an upcountry merchant. 37)

(p. 939) śariẏata the Islamic scripture or law. 18)

(p. 944) śirōdēśa the region of the head; the head, the crown; top. 73)

(p. 951) śūkara the hog, the boar, the swine. fem. শূকরী the sow. বন্যশূকর n. the wild boar. ̃ছানা, ̃শাবক n. the pig. ̃পালক n. a swineherd. শূকরের মাংস pork, ham. 17)

(p. 939) śākta devoted to or worshipping Sakti or the female principle of creation. n. a worshipper of Sakti, a Sakta, a Shakta. ̃পদাবলি n. (pl.) poems or lyric poems in adoration of Sakti, the Goddess of creation or Goddess Kali. 52)

(p. 935) śajāru the porcupine. 31)

(p. 935) śakaṭikā a small or toy car. 7)