(p. 1004) sānunāsika nasal. 25)

(p. 989) samīkṣaṇa thorough viewing or observation; investigation, search; scrutiny; deliberation. 18)

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

(p. 1018) subṛṣṭi good rain (that is, neither excessive nor scanty rain). 59)

(p. 1035) sbagṛha one's home or residence. 21)

(p. 987) samāpaka completing; finishing; fulfilling. 17)

(p. 967) saṃhitā a collection of writings, an anthology; a sacred book containing the entire body of Vedic incantations; the sacred code of Hindu laws entitled 'Smriti' (স্মৃতি); a code of laws; a code. ̃কার n. a compiler of a code; a lawgiver. ̃বদ্ধ a. condified. 63)

(p. 987) samābartana return; the home-coming of a pupil after his long stay at his teacher's residence where he has completed his studies; a convocation (of a university or institution). 24)

(p. 963) saṅgamana concurrence. 45)

(p. 978) sannata bowed down in obeisance; bent; inclined; humble, modest. 29)

(p. 1007) sābitrī a Vedic incantation recited at prayer; (myth.) Princess Sabitri who won back her husband from the clutches of Yama. ̃ব্রত n. a vow observed by Hindu married women. 2)

(p. 1038) smārta of or mentioned in or versed in the Smriti. 53)

(p. 990) sampradāẏa a community, a sect; a society (কবিসম্প্রদায়); a brotherhood; a race (মানবসম্প্রদায়, পশুসম্প্রদায়); a company, a band (দস্যুসম্প্রদায়). ̃ভুক্ত a. belonging to a particular community or sect or society or brotherhood or race or band. 40)

(p. 980) samabarta-kōṇa (phys.) the angle of polarization. 112)

(p. 1027) saujanya courtesy, civility, good manners; (loos.) cordiality. সৌজন্য সাক্ষাত্ a courtesy meeting; a courtesy visit. 37)