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

(p. 990) sarasbatī the Hindu goddess of speech, learning, fine arts and wisdom (cp. Minerva); a title for proficiency in literature. সরস্বতীর বরপুত্র (lit.) a favoured son of Goddess Saraswati; (fig.) a man of great learning 93)

(p. 974) sadupāẏa honest or virtuous or fair or good or suitable means. 66)

(p. 980) sapēṭā fruit of the Sapota. 31)

(p. 985) samalaẏa (phys.) synchronous. n. (phys.). synchronism. সমলয় করা v. (phys.) to synchronize. 28)

(p. 1012) sin̐thi parting of hair on one's head in opposite ways by combing. সিঁথি কাটা v. to part one's hair. 5)

(p. 1021) surmā sulphate of antimony used as collyrium, kohl. 13)

(p. 990) sammēlana a meeting; (loos.) a conference; assemblage, gathering; a gathering esp. a social or cultural one; (chiefly pol.) a rally. 67)

(p. 990) sampradātā one who gives or bestows or confers; one who gives away the bride ceremonially to the charge of the bridegroom. 38)

(p. 1018) supa soup. 5)

(p. 1007) sāla2 an era; (pop.) hegira as current in Bengali, the Bengali era (comencing from 593 or 594 A.D.); a year. 69)

(p. 974) sattba 1 juice, essence, extract, marrow; a preparation made of juice or essence or marrow. 33)

(p. 985) samala dirty; filthy, foul. 27)

(p. 967) saṃśōdhaka a (thorough) purifier or reformer or rectifier or amender or corrector or reviser; a reclaimer from evil ways. 35)

(p. 980) samapadasha equal in office or rank or status or dignity or authority. 106)