(p. 980) samaprēṣa (phys.) uniform pressure. সমপ্রেষরেখা n. (geog.) an isobar. 110)

(p. 967) saṃyukta, saṃyuta joined, linked; attached; admixed; united; amalgamated; federated, federal; connected; joint. সংযুক্তি, সংযুতি same as সংযোজন । 21)

(p. 999) sahana enduring or suffering; toleration; patience. ̃শীল a. enduring; tolerant; patient. fem. ̃শীলা । ̃শীলতা n. endurance; tolerance; patience. সহনীয় a. bearable, endurable, sufferable; tolerable. 4)

(p. 1017) sudi relating to usury, usurious. ̃কারবার n. usury. 2)

(p. 990) samnilita perfectly united; amalgamated; joined; meeting together; assembled; rallied. ̃ভাবে adv. unitedly; in a body. 64)

(p. 980) sabitā the sun; the sun-god. 60)

(p. 990) sambhābanīẏa, sambhābita, sambhābya probable, likely; contingent. সম্ভাব্যতা n. probability; likelihood. 52)

(p. 999) sahā to bear; to suffer; to endure; to sustain; to be inured (to) (শীতগ্রীষ্ম সহা); to be acclimatized (আবহাওয়া সহা); to tolerate, to stand (অন্যায় সহা); to brook (অপমান সহা). 9)

(p. 978) santāpa great or severe heat; affliction, grief, mortification; bereavement; body temperature. ̃ক্লিষ্ট, সন্তাপিত same as সন্তপ্ত । 8)

(p. 967) sakala all; entire, whole. pro. all, everybody. sfx. denoting: plurality (বন্ধুসকল). সকলেই pro. one and all. সকলের প্রিয় loved by all, favourite with everyone. 68)

(p. 999) sān̐jā rennet. 39)

(p. 1014) sīmanta the parting-line of hair of the head (esp. of a woman). সীমন্তিনী n. a woman whose husband is alive (esp. one who puts vermilion on the partingline of the hair of one's head); a woman. সীমন্তিনী-শাসন n. (facet.) gynocracy, petticoat government. সীমন্তোন্নয়ন n. a Hindu sacrament received by a pregnant woman. 6)

(p. 980) samakṣa lying before; visible; direct. ̃দৃষ্টি n. direct vision. সমক্ষ বর্ণালিবীক্ষণ direct vision spectroscope. সমক্ষে adv. before one's eyes; visible. 81)

(p. 980) saba all, every, whole, entire. pro. everybody or everything, all; whatever one possesses, all. 42)

(p. 1004) sādhanīẏa that for the accomplishment or attainment of which arduous endeavour should be made; to be performed or attained; worshipful, adorable. 4)