(p. 1012) siddhāi divine grace or occult power obtained through austere religious practice. 22)

(p. 963) saṅkīrṇa narrow; not spacious, small; illiberal, ungenerous. (সংকীর্ণ হৃদয়). ̃চিত্ত, ̃চেতা, ̃মনা a. narrow-minded, smallminded. ̃তা n. narrowness; smallness; illiberality. 21)

(p. 1027) sauhārda, sauhārdya, sauhṛdya friendship; amity; fellow-feeling; cordiality. সৌহার্দপাশ, সৌহার্দবন্ধন n. tie or bond of friendship. 51)

(p. 990) saraṣē mustard seed. সরষের ক্ষেত mustard plot. সরষের তেল mustard oil. ভিটেয় সরষে বোনা (fig.) to ruin (someone) utterly by destroying one's homestead. 89)

(p. 1007) sāmagrika total, entire, over-all (সামগ্রিক বিচার). 7)

(p. 1038) sbādēśika of one's mother-country, national; patriotic; nationalistic. স্বাদেশিকতা n. patriotism; nationalism. 30)

(p. 999) sān̐jōẏā armour, a coat of mail. সাঁজোয়া গাড়ি n. an armoured car. 41)

(p. 1004) sādhā to endeavour or practise austerely or arduously (মন্ত্র সাধা); to try to improve by practice (গলা সাধা); to accomplish (কাজ সাধা); to attain or realize ('সাধিতে মনের সাধ'); to offer (ঘুস সাধা); to volunteer (সেধে বিপদে পড়া); to bring about, to put forward; to offer (বাদ সাধা); to try to pacify or appease (পায়ে ধরে সাধা); to importunate (না সাধলে সে আসবে না); (gr.) to derive (as a word). a. improved or chastened or prepared by practice (সাধা গলা); held out for acceptance, offered (সাধা ভাত). 6)

(p. 1016) sutali a very thin thread or string; fibre of yarn; a wrapper of thin (cotton) thread. 31)

(p. 1004) sānnipātika marked by disorder of three humours of the body, namely, blood, bile and phelgm. সান্নিপাতিক জ্বর typhoid, enteric fever. 35)

(p. 1035) sbanita sounded; rung. 36)

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

(p. 974) sadbyaẏa proper use (সময়ের সদ্ব্যয়); proper or useful spending (টাকার সদ্ব্যয়). সদ্ব্যয় করা v. to use properly; to spend properly or usefully. 77)

(p. 1012) siñcana sprinkling; spraying; watering. সিঞ্চন করা v. to sprinkle; to spray; to water. 16)

(p. 1030) stabastuti repeated singing in praise of; hymns collectively, hymnody; repeated glorification. 18)