(p. 990) sarabhājā a sweetmeat prepared by frying milk-film. 87)

(p. 985) samāgata arrived; assembled, gathered. সমাগত হওয়া v. to come, to arrive; to assemble, to gather.

(p. 990) saragama the (Indian) musical octave. 76)

(p. 985) samasyamāna (gr.—of words) under the process of being compounded. 37)

(p. 1004) sānu a level area on the top of a mountain, a tableland, a plateau. 21)

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

(p. 974) sadbaṃśa a good or noble family. ̃জাত a. born in or descended from a good or noble family, well-born, nobly born, of noble descent, সদ্বংশীয় same as ̃জাত । 70)

(p. 990) sarēsa best; excellent; superfine. 104)

(p. 980) sabajāntā professing to have knowledge of everything, all-knowing, know-all. সবজান্তা ব্যক্তি Mr Know-all. 44)

(p. 987) samāntara (arith. & alg.—of numbers) equidistant (e.g. 3, 8, 13, 18); (geom.) parallel. ̃তা n. equidistance; parallelism. ̃রেখা n. a parallel line. সমান্তর শ্রেণি n. arithmetical progression; an arithmetic series. 15)

(p. 1016) sudarśana good-looking, handsome; pleasing to the eye, lovely. n. (myth.) the discus or quoit of Vishnu (বিষ্ণু) or Krishna (কৃষ্ণ), used to be hurled at enemies (also সুদর্শনচক্র). fem. a. সুদর্শনা ।

(p. 1016) suḍ়suḍ় denoting: a tickling or titillating sensation. সুড়সুড় করা v. to tickle. সুড়সুড়ি n. a tickle; titillation. সুড়সুড়ি দেওয়া v. to tickle, to titillate. 23)

(p. 967) saṅgina a bayonet. a. serious, dangerous, critical (অবস্হা সঙ্গিন). 99)

(p. 1018) subadana having a beautiful or pretty face, fair-faced. fem. সুবদনা, (loos.) সুবদনী । 38)

(p. 1018) suphi a Mohammedan community believing in pantheistic mysticism; a member of this community. 35)