(p. 1027) saubhrātra good terms amongst brothers; brotherly love; fraternity. 44)

(p. 1030) shabira decrepit; deprived of the power of movement or action, infirm. (স্হবির যুবক). n. a decrepit man; a Buddhist ascetic practising asceticism for more than ten years. ̃ত্ব n. decrepitude, infirmity (coming with age). 36)

(p. 1007) sābēka old, ancient, past; former; previous; original, first. সাবেকি a. of old; old-fashioned, of old school (সাবেকি চালচলন); (cp.) dated. 4)

(p. 980) sapatna an enemy; a rival. 16)

(p. 1020) surakṣita well-protected, well-guarded; well defended; well-preserved. fem. সুরক্ষিতা । 21)

(p. 990) saśabda attended with a noise, sounding; attended with a loud noise; noisy; clamorous. সশব্দে adv. with a noise or sound; with a loud noise; noisily; clamorously. 129)

(p. 967) saṃślēṣa union; adhesion; attachment; involvement; association; relation, connection; componency; synthesis (সালোকসংশ্লেষ = photo-synthesis); (bot.) conjugation. ̃ণ n. synthesis. 39)

(p. 1025) sēcā to spray or sprinkle; to water; to bail or bale out; to bail out water (partly or completely); to lift a small quantity from the bottom (সেচে তোলা); to dredge. 12)

(p. 980) samabaẏasī, samabaẏaska of the same or approximately the same age; contemporaneous, contemporary, coeval. 111)

(p. 972) saccidānanda eternal and omniscient and ever blissful. n. God. 13)

(p. 978) sandhitsā desire to know or enquire, curiosity, inquisitiveness. 26)

(p. 1006) sāpaṭa loud bragging or bullying; a violent stroke (as with a tail). 3)

(p. 1015) sukhatalā a piece of soft leather placed inside a shoe, insole (of leather.) 5)

(p. 967) saṅgadōṣa vices of evil company, vices contracted from bad company. 97)

(p. 1038) sbahasta one's own hand. স্বহস্তাক্ষর n. one's handwriting. 21)