(p. 989) samuccaẏa a collection, a multitude. পদসমুচ্চয় n. all words collectively (as of a sentence); joining of words or sentences (as with a copulative). 26)

(p. 974) sadalabalē attended by one's friends and followers, attended by one's retinue; mustering strong. সদলে same as সদলবলে । 50)

(p. 990) sarabhājā a sweetmeat prepared by frying milk-film. 87)

(p. 1007) sāri2 a row, a line; a range; a column; a series ̃বন্দি a. arranged in a row or line, aligned, alined; arrayed. সারি-সারি adv. in rows, in lines; serially. 58)

(p. 1007) sālōẏāra a pyjama-like garment usu. worn by women. 79)

(p. 999) sākṣara literate. সাক্ষরতা n. literacy. 53)

(p. 1007) sārūpya a form of final salvation consisting in the attainment of God's personal grace in one's own person. 59)

(p. 1007) sābyasta adjudged or adjudicated; decided; ascertained; resolved; fixed. সাব্যস্ত করা v. to adjudge or adjudicate; to decide; to ascertain; to resolve; to settle; to fix. 5)

(p. 985) samamatābalambī of the same opinion; belonging to or believing in the same religion. 9)

(p. 1030) shabira decrepit; deprived of the power of movement or action, infirm. (স্হবির যুবক). n. a decrepit man; a Buddhist ascetic practising asceticism for more than ten years. ̃ত্ব n. decrepitude, infirmity (coming with age). 36)

(p. 1004) sādhanīẏa that for the accomplishment or attainment of which arduous endeavour should be made; to be performed or attained; worshipful, adorable. 4)

(p. 1027) sōhāga affection, love; caress, fondling; amorous caress. সোহাগ করা v. to treat with affection, to love; to caress, to fondle; to caress amorously. সোহাগি, সোহাগিনি a. fem. enjoying love of; beloved. 32)

(p. 999) sāji2, sājimāṭi fuller's earth. 73)

(p. 998) sasēmirā stupefaction, bewilderment, nonplus, daze. 3)

(p. 1027) sō (poet. & obs.) he, she, it. □ a. (poet. & obs.) that. 12)