(p. 999) sāṅga bodied, corporeal; having all the limbs; complete in all part; completed, finished; ended. সাঙ্গ করা v. to complete, to finish; to end. 63)

(p. 990) sambhāra a thing, an article; a load of things; a constituent material, an ingredient; a collection of things necessary to serve a particular purpose (পূজার সম্ভার) a collection, a heap (রত্নসম্ভার). 53)

(p. 1025) sēmi vermicelli. 30)

(p. 1024) sēn̐juti an evening-lamp; a vesperlamp.

(p. 974) sadbhāba friendship, amity; (rare) good behaviour ('সদ্ভাবশতক'). 78)

(p. 967) sakrōdhē same as সকোপে । 79)

(p. 1038) sbādhikāra one's own right or territory or jurisdiction or privilege. 31)

(p. 967) sakhēdē lamentingly; sorrowfully; with regrets, regretfully. 84)

(p. 990) samutthāna a rising up; great rise or flourishing; (Christ.) resurrection; an enterprise. 4)

(p. 1035) sphōṭana act of causing to bloom; unfolding or revealing or expressing; splitting or cleaving or rending or boring or piercing. স্ফোটনোন্মুখ about to bloom. স্ফোটনী n. any tool for boring or piercing with, a gimlet, an auger, an awl, a needle. 11)

(p. 999) sahiṣṇu having fortitude; stoical; patient, enduring; tolerant. ̃তা n. fortitude; patience, endurance; toleration, tolerance. 16)

(p. 1012) sikkā an obsolete rupee-coin of India. 10)

(p. 1035) sbajātīẏa belonging to one's own race or nation or caste or class. 29)

(p. 1030) stōka1 little, a bit. 27)

(p. 963) sambarta total annihilation or dissolution or cataclysm, (cp.) deluge, the cloud that appears to destroy the world. 75)