(p. 999) sām̐itriśa thirty-seven. 36)

(p. 1030) stōka2 false or insincere consolation or assurance or promise. ̃বাক্য n. words containing false consolation or assurance or promise. 28)

(p. 972) sajōra forceful, forcible; violent; high; loud; strong. 22)

(p. 999) sām̐pi the roundish part at the front of the stocks into which the neck of a beast is put for immolation; a ferrule. 48)

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

(p. 980) samabarṣaṇa-rēkhā (geog.) an isohyet. 116)

(p. 999) sāttbika of or proceeding from or having সত্ত্বগুণ that is, goodness and purity (সাত্ত্বিক আচরণ, সাত্ত্বিক লোক); unconcerned about the consequence, dispassionate; pure; not actuated by any desire and unostentatious (সাত্ত্বিক পূজা বা দান). সাত্ত্বিক আহার plain and simple food; a simple fare. ̃তা n. purity in living, dispassionateness or unostentatiousness. 89)

(p. 972) sajāti of the same nationality; agnate; kindred; homogeneous. n. such a person. সজাতীয় a. same as সজাতি (a.). 20)

(p. 987) samālōcaka a critic, a reviewer; an animadverter, one who censures. 33)

(p. 1007) sāmagrī (ori.) things collectively; (pop.) a thing, an article. 8)

(p. 1017) sunda-upasunda the two mythological demon brothers. সুন্দ-উপসুন্দের লড়াই (fig.) a relentless encounter, when Greek meets Greek. 28)

(p. 990) sara a thin layer on milk or any other similar substance, film. 73)

(p. 990) samōnnati-rēkhā a contour line. 21)

(p. 1018) suprabhāta a fine morning; auspicious morning; (fig.) the dawn or dawning of fortune. int. good morning. 25)

(p. 1016) suca a needle; an awl. 6)