(p. 974) satparāmarśa good advise or counsel. 18)

(p. 999) sāki a young lad or girl serving wine, a young tapster. 51)

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

(p. 1007) sābitrī a Vedic incantation recited at prayer; (myth.) Princess Sabitri who won back her husband from the clutches of Yama. ̃ব্রত n. a vow observed by Hindu married women. 2)

(p. 974) sadbicāra just or wise decision, justice, equity. সদ্বিচারক n. a good or wise or equitable judge. 72)

(p. 1007) sālasā an Ayurvedic (আয়ুর্বেদীয়) bloodpurifying tonic (cp. sarsa); (loos.) an elixir. 75)

(p. 967) sambidā an agreement; a deed of agreement. 5)

(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. 990) sampūraṇa completion; fulfilment; supplementation. 33)

(p. 1012) sita white; bright, light; grey. ̃চন্দন n. white sandal, Santalum album. ̃পক্ষ n. a bright fortnight. সিতাংশু n. the moon. সিতি a. white; blue; black or dark. সিতিকন্ঠ n. a white-throated person or creature; Shiva (শিব); the peacock; the gallinule. 20)

(p. 963) saṅkalaẏitā a collector; a compiler; an adder. fem. সংকলয়িত্রী । 17)

(p. 1018) subinyasta well-arranged; well-arrayed; orderly; nicely laid out or displayed. 54)

(p. 967) sakarmaka (gr.) transitive. সকর্মক ক্রিয়া (gr.) a transitive verb. 67)

(p. 967) saṃhṛta collected; accumulated; killed or destroyed; withdrawn or retracted; contracted or shrunk; abridged. 64)

(p. 990) samudaẏa, samudāẏa all; whole, entire; total. n. all persons or things; the entire thing or area. 6)