(p. 1012) siṃhābalōkana (fig.) looking behind on the past; review. 2)

(p. 963) saṅgha an association of persons; a body, a party, an organisation; a club; a guild; the Buddhist monastic society. ̃বদ্ধ a. united; incorporated. 54)

(p. 990) sampuṭa, sampuṭaka a small box, a casket; a screwed bag made of paper or treeleaves, a cornet. 31)

(p. 974) saḍāka inclusive of postage. 5)

(p. 980) samadhika exceedingly great, excessive, exceeding, overmuch; considerable; many. adv. exceedingly, excessively, overmuch. 102)

(p. 980) sabē2 just now or just then. 71)

(p. 980) sapakṣa siding with, partisan, favourable. সপক্ষে adv. in favour of, in support of. সপক্ষতা করা v. to support, to back. 15)

(p. 1020) suraṅga, suḍ়ṅga a tunnel; a hole (as one made into a house by a burglar). 22)

(p. 963) sambadana tally. 73)

(p. 1020) sumanda sweet and slow (সুমন্দ গতি); sweetly and mildly blowing (সুমন্দ বায়ু). 8)

(p. 974) sadhabā a married woman whose husband is alive, (cp) a feme covert. a. fem. having one's husband alive. 80)

(p. 1025) sēbā serving, waiting upon; nursing; worship; eating or drinking or smoking or enjoying; (dial.) obeisance, salutation. v. poet. form of সেবা করা । সেবা করা v. to serve, to wait upon; to nurse; to worship; to eat or drink or smoke or have or enjoy; to take. ̃ইত n. a priest and beneficiary of a temple or a religious institution; a worshipper, a votary. ̃দাসী n. fem. a maiden dedicated to the service of a temple or a deity, (cp.) a nun; a woman who (usu. under a vow) serves an ascetic or a Vaishnava devotee or the head of a religious institution; (sarcas.) a concubine. ̃ধর্ম n. social service looked upon as a religion, the sacred task of serving others. ̃য়ত, ̃য়েত variants of সেবাইত । 25)

(p. 974) satērō seventeen. ̃ই n. the seventeenth day of a month, the seventeenth. a. (of the days of a month) seventeenth. 29)

(p. 1032) spṛhā desire, longing; liking; inclination (আহারে স্পৃহা). ̃হীন a. free from all desires or longings. 31)

(p. 999) sahabata manners learnt in society; company, association, society; manners, good manners, courtesy. 5)