(p. 1018) subipula, subiśāla very big or large, vast, gigantic, huge; immense. 55)

(p. 1007) sārtha moneyed, wealthy; significant, meaningful. n. a companion; a collection; a flock, a herd; a company; merchants collectively; a company of merchants. সার্থক a. significant (esp. in arith.); successful; effective; useful; realized, gratified. সার্থকজন্মা a. successful in life. সার্থকতা n. (rare) significance; success; fruition; effectiveness; utility, use; realization; gratification. সার্থকনামা a. one who has fully justified one's name (esp. by one's attainments and deeds); famous. ̃নিবন্ধক n. a registrar of firms. ̃বাহ n. a company of merchants travelling together, a caravan of merchants; a merchant; a guide. 66)

(p. 990) saśastra armed; in arms. 131)

(p. 1025) sēẏāna, sēẏānā sly, shrewd; clever; feigning; of age, adult (মেয়ে সেয়ানা হয়েছে). সেয়ানা পাগল one feigning madness; one who has a method in one's madness. সেয়ানে সেয়ানে কোলাকুলি (fig.) diamond cuts diamond. 32)

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

(p. 999) sāṅkētika symbolic, symbolical. n. (arith.) practice. 27)

(p. 967) sakāṇḍa (bot.) having a stem, stemmed; (bot.) caulescent. 69)

(p. 1038) sbaracita composed or made or contrived or written by oneself. 8)

(p. 980) sapatnī another wife of one's husband, co-wife. ̃কন্যা n. a step-daughter. ̃পুত্র n. a step-son. 17)

(p. 999) sāthi a companion; an associate. 91)

(p. 990) sarapharāja a nawab of Bengal; (sarcas.) a very important man; a saucy fellow. সরফরাজি n. officiousness; untoward and intolerable bossing, overbearing manner; sauciness. 85)

(p. 972) saṭakāna (pronun. সটকান্ decampment, stealthy escape, slip. সটকান দেওয়া v. to decamp, to escape stealthily. 46)

(p. 999) sājā1 punishment. সাজা দেওয়া v. to punish; to award a punishment. সাজা পাওয়া v. to be punished. 68)

(p. 1024) sē (masc.) he; (fem.) she, (neut.) it. a. that (সে লোক, সেদিন); past or ancient (সেকাল). 11)

(p. 1018) sundarī2 a kind of timber-tree grown in Sundarbans or its timber, Heritiera sundari, sundri. 2)