(p. 1018) subhaga fortunate; happy. 68)

(p. 1038) sbājātika relating to one's own countrymen or nation or race or caste; (loos.) nationalist. স্বাজাতিকতা, স্বাজাত্য n. (loos.) nationalism. 25)

(p. 967) sakaruṇa compassionate, kind; pitiable; pathetic; woeful, doleful. 66)

(p. 967) saṃyātrī going in a procession; voyaging. n. a processionist; a voyager. 20)

(p. 990) saśastra armed; in arms. 131)

(p. 1038) sbāẏatba self-possessed; self-controlled; self-governing. ̃শাসন same as স্বশাসন । ̃শাসিত same as স্বশাসিত । 37)

(p. 990) sarasbatī the Hindu goddess of speech, learning, fine arts and wisdom (cp. Minerva); a title for proficiency in literature. সরস্বতীর বরপুত্র (lit.) a favoured son of Goddess Saraswati; (fig.) a man of great learning 93)

(p. 999) sāthi a companion; an associate. 91)

(p. 972) sañjāba a border stitched to a piece of cloth or to the lower end of a mosquito net; a fringe; a lining. 42)

(p. 990) samōṣṇa-rēkhā (geog.) the isotherm. 22)

(p. 1007) sāraṅga2 a variety of spotted deer. 42)

(p. 999) sahādhīkṣaka, sahādhyakṣa an assistant superintendent. 11)

(p. 1043) slēṭa a slate (for writing on). ̃পাথর n. slate.

(p. 1038) sbādhikāra one's own right or territory or jurisdiction or privilege. 31)

(p. 974) satina another wife of one's husband, a co-wife. ̃কন্যা, ̃পুত্র same as ̃ঝি and ̃পো respectively. সতিন-কাঁটা n. a son or daughter of one's co-wife, who is regarded as one's thorn in the flesh. ̃ঝি n. a daughter of one's cowife, a step-daughter. ̃পো n. a son of one's co-wife, a step-son. 24)