(p. 980) sannibaddha firmly tied or shut; firmly set; strung together. 5)

(p. 967) saṃskāra purification; the sacrament of purification or reclamation; a sacrament (দশবিধসংস্কার); cleansing; dressing (কেশসংস্কার); reformation, reforms; mending, repair; correction, amendment (ভ্রমসংস্কার); revision (গ্রন্হসংস্কার); an irrational belief or notion, a stock notion; a prejudice or superstition; an impression (on the mind); innate knowledge or feeling, intuition, instinct (পূর্বজন্মের সংস্কার). সংস্কার করা v. to purify; to purify or reclaim sacramentally; to cleanse; to dress, to reform; to mend, to repair; to correct, to amend; to revise. অন্ধ সংস্কার n. a blind or irrational notion, a prejudice. গৃহ সংস্কার n. house-repair; (daily) cleansing of a house. বেশ সংস্কার n. tidying up of one's dress; dressing. সংস্কারক n. a purifier; a sacramental purifier or reclaimer; a cleaner; a dresser; a reformer; a mender, a repairer, a repairman; a corrector, an amender; a reviser. ̃সাধন করা same as সংস্কার করা । ̃বদ্ধ a. bound by stock notions or superstitions or prejudices or instincts. ̃বর্জিত, ̃হীন a. (rare) not having received any sacrament; free from superstition or prejudice or stock notions. ̃বাদ n. the doctrine that the world may be made better by human effort, meliorism. ̃বিমুখ a. averse to reforms; conservative. সংস্কারাচ্ছন্ন a. thoroughly dominated by or blinded by superstitions or prejudices or stock notions. 47)

(p. 1014) sukṛt observant of religious rules and prescriptions; virtuous, pious; fortunate. 22)

(p. 967) saṃsṛṣṭa associated, related, affiliated, connected (with). 45)

(p. 967) saṃsakta attached; cohering, coherent; adhering; (phys.) tenacious; adjoining; connected, related. সংসক্ত হওয়া v. to cohere. সংসক্তি n. attachment; cohesion, coherence; adherence; adjacency; connection; relation; (phys.) chemical affinity. 40)

(p. 980) samapāṭhī a class-fellow; a fellow-student. fem. সমপাঠিনী । see also সহপাঠি । 107)

(p. 980) samabartākṣa (phys.) the axis of polarization. 114)

(p. 1035) sbakapōlakalpita invented by one's own fancy. 14)

(p. 963) sañcūrṇana trituration. 60)

(p. 967) sakaruṇa compassionate, kind; pitiable; pathetic; woeful, doleful. 66)

(p. 967) sakāla the morning or the dawn; hurry, haste. সকাল হওয়া v. to dawn. 71)

(p. 980) sapasapa indicating thorough wetness; sound of eating quickly (with a lisping noise); repeated whanging noise (সপসপ করে চাবুক মারা). 21)

(p. 1021) suśāsaka a good or wise ruler. 23)

(p. 974) sadantḥkaraṇa a good heart; a good purpose. 42)

(p. 1014) sukīrti wide or very valuable fame or renown. 19)