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

(p. 999) sān̐jāla fumigation by burning hay etc. in order to expel or repel mosquitoes. 40)

(p. 1016) sutō thread; yarn; cotton-thread; a measure of length (= ¼ inch). 36)

(p. 963) sañcūrṇana trituration. 60)

(p. 1021) suśōbhana very beautiful or well-decorated or well-bedecked. 31)

(p. 1030) sṭriṭa a street; a road. 4)

(p. 1014) sisṛkṣā desire of creating. 2)

(p. 998) -saha1 expressing: capable of enduring, enduring; tolerable. 9)

(p. 1021) surāhā solution (সমস্যার সুরাহা); a good or adequate remedy (বিপদের সুরাহা); good arrangement or provision; an opportunity. সুরাহা করা v. to solve; to remedy; to make good arrangement or provision for; to provide for; to devise a good expedient or means. 5)

(p. 1027) saināpatya generalship, commandership; command (তাঁরা সৈনাপত্যে দেশ জিতেছে) 6)

(p. 972) sacchala well-to-do, well-off; solvent. সচ্ছলতা n. well-to-do or well-off state; solvency. 15)

(p. 972) sacandana together with sandal wood paste (সচন্দন পুষ্পাঞ্জলি). 4)

(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. 990) sasāgarā consisting of or comprising oceans and seas (in addition to land), inclusive of oceans and seas. সসাগরা ধরণী the earth (or the landed portion of the earth) with all oceans and seas, the whole earth.

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