(p. 987) samāyōjana communication. 29)

(p. 989) samit, samidha firewood, fuel; firewood for kindling a sacrificial fire. 14)

(p. 1018) subādāra the governor of a subah, an Indian army officer holding a rank equivalent to that of a captain, a subahdar, a subadar. সুবাদারি n. subahadary, subahdarship. 45)

(p. 1022) sūcaka (chiefly used as sfx.) introducing; commencing; indicating, expressing; presaging; foreboding, n. (alg.) an index (pl. indices). সূচক সংখ্যা n. index number. ̃সুত্র n. (alg.) an exponential theorem. 33)

(p. 1024) sēn̐kō, sēn̐kōbiṣa arsenic. 15)

(p. 1030) stabaka a bunch, a cluster; a bouquet; a collection; a stanza; a chapter (of a book). 15)

(p. 963) saṅkṣōbha great aggrievement or mortifi cation or concern or trouble or perturbation; (of seas etc.) great disturbance or agitation. 36)

(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. 999) sāji2, sājimāṭi fuller's earth. 73)

(p. 989) samāsanna that has come very near; imminent; approaching; impending. 5)

(p. 1022) susamaẏa favourable or prosperous times, good days; a favourable or suitable moment. 14)

(p. 1027) saudha a large building, an edifice, a mansion. ̃কিরীটিনী a. fem. adorned with numerous large buildings. 38)

(p. 967) sakāla the morning or the dawn; hurry, haste. সকাল হওয়া v. to dawn. 71)

(p. 972) sajala containing water, watery; containing rain (সজল মেঘ); tearful; wet, moist. ̃নয়নে adv. with tearful eyes; with eyes swimming in tears. 18)

(p. 1018) suparijñagata well-known; widely known. 13)