(p. 1020) sumīmāṃsā a good or wise or correct or happy decision or settlement. 10)

(p. 1027) skhalana falling, a fall; shedding; act of coming off or getting detached, detachment; loosening; act of slipping off; act of losing one's footing, slipping; stumbling; a lapse, a mistake, an error; act of going astray, aberration; stuttering or mumbling; unguarded uttterance of undesirable things, a slip of the tongue. 57)

(p. 999) sān̐tāra swimming; natation. সাঁতার কাটা, সাঁতার দেওয়া v. to swim. সাঁতার কাটার পুকুর a swimming pool; (U. S.) a natatorium. সাঁতার-জল n. a mass of water so deep that one has to swim to keep oneself afloat. সাঁতারু n. a swimmer; an expert swimmer. 47)

(p. 974) saḍ়saḍ় expressing: the quick gliding movement as of reptiles; slipperiness; an itching sensation (মারবার জন্য হাত সড়সড় করছে). 9)

(p. 980) sapasapa indicating thorough wetness; sound of eating quickly (with a lisping noise); repeated whanging noise (সপসপ করে চাবুক মারা). 21)

(p. 967) saṃśita accomplished, performed; completed; determined, resolved, ̃ব্রত a. faithful to one's vows. 34)

(p. 974) satpatha right or honest or virtuous course. সত্পথাবলম্বী a. taken to or following the right or virtuous course; virtuous, righteous. 17)

(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. 1007) sāraṅgā, sāraṅgī1 of সারঙ্গ2 । 43)

(p. 1030) stambhita stupefied; astounded; stunned; rendered motionless; stopped; brought to a standstill; made stagnant. fem. স্তম্ভিতা । স্তম্ভিত হওয়া v. to be struck dumb with amazement. 21)

(p. 1018) suparicita well-known; widely known; famous. 11)

(p. 980) sabasuddha in all, all told; en bloc; bag and baggage, lock stock and barrel, with everything (সে সবসুদ্ধ চম্পট দিল). 51)

(p. 974) saḍ়ka a wide and long road; a highway; a street. 7)

(p. 1022) suṣumnā (Hindu med.) the middle one of the three arteries that pulsate at the wrist. সুষুম্না কান্ড n. the spinal cord. 6)

(p. 974) sadbibēcaka gifted with judgment and penetration; sagacious; sane; judicious, discreet. 73)