(p. 1035) sbakapōlakalpita invented by one's own fancy. 14)

(p. 990) samullēkha mention. 14)

(p. 1025) sēthō a traveller's professional companion and guide. ̃গিরি n. act of accompanying or guiding a traveller professionally. 20)

(p. 1004) sādhita austerely or arduously endeavoured or practised; performed or accomplished; attained; proved; (gr.) derived. সাধিত ধাতু (gr.) a derivative verb, a derivative; (gr.) a derivative verb, a derivative. সাধিত শব্দ (gr.) a derivative. 11)

(p. 999) sā (mus.) the first note of the gamut, C-major. 21)

(p. 990) samprati now-a-days, in these days, at present, in present times; recently, lately, of late; just. 37)

(p. 1018) subindu the zenith. 53)

(p. 1035) sbajana one's own man; a kinsman (fem. a kinswoman), a relative; a relation; a member of one's own family or party; a friend; kith and kin. স্বজনী fem. of স্বজন in all senses, and—a confidante. ̃ত্যাগ n. disownment or desertion of one's own people. n. & a. one who has disowned or deserted one's own people. ˜ত্যাগী n. & a. one who has deserted or disowned one's own people. ˜পোষণ n. unduly favouring one's own people, nepotism. 27)

(p. 1014) sukara capable of being done or contrived easily, easy, simple. 16)

(p. 980) samabindu (geom.) concurrent. 120)

(p. 1018) supāri areca-nut, betel-nut; its tree, the Areca. 17)

(p. 1022) suṣupti sound sleep. 5)

(p. 1038) smita a (light and sweet) smile. a. (lightly and sweetly) smiling; blooming (স্মিত যৌবন, স্মিত কুসুম). ̃মুখে adv. with a smiling face. 54)

(p. 1022) suṣamā sweet grace or beauty; any pleasing quality. 3)

(p. 1014) sukāni an oriental steersman or quartermaster of a steamer, seacunny. 17)