(p. 1017) sudīrgha very long; very long-continuing; very lengthy. 4)

(p. 1027) sōtkanṭha anxious; eager. 19)

(p. 1012) sindhi of Sindh; inhabiting or living in Sindh. n. a native of Sindh; the language of Sindh. 32)

(p. 1025) sētāra a three-stringed (sometimes five-stringed with three additional strings in larger instruments) musical instrument. ̃বাদক, সেতারি n. one who plays the aforesaid musical instrument. 18)

(p. 1021) surēśbara the lord of gods; Shiva (শিব) or Indra (ইন্দ্র). সুরেশ্বরী n. fem. Goddess Durga (দুর্গা) or Goddess Ganges (গঙ্গা). 10)

(p. 1004) sānāi a kind of wooden wind-instrument. 20)

(p. 980) samakṣētra-abhikṣēpa an equal area projection. 82)

(p. 1006) sāba-inasapēkaṭara a sub-inspector. 12)

(p. 963) saṅkarṣaṇa a forceful pull; attraction; ploughing, cultivation. 15)

(p. 1004) sānta finite; limited. 27)

(p. 980) sapratibandha conditional. 33)

(p. 1035) sbatantra dependent on nobody but oneself, (cp.) self-guided; independent, free; separate; secluded; aloof; different or another (স্বতন্ত্র কথা); (anat.) sympathetic (স্বতন্ত্র নার্ভ). স্বতন্ত্রা fem. of স্বতন্ত্র in all senses, and—living apart from one's husband. স্বতন্ত্রতা n. same as স্বাতন্ত্র্য । 30)

(p. 1022) susabhya adequately or greatly civilized or refined. 13)

(p. 999) sākṣigōpāla a holy place near Puri which Krishna (কৃষ্ণ) visited; (fig.) one rendered powerless and capable only of witnessing (other's misdeeds), a puppet. 55)

(p. 1021) surmā sulphate of antimony used as collyrium, kohl. 13)