(p. 989) samujjbala very bright; radiant; brilliant, brightened; illuminated. 28)

(p. 990) sarapharāja a nawab of Bengal; (sarcas.) a very important man; a saucy fellow. সরফরাজি n. officiousness; untoward and intolerable bossing, overbearing manner; sauciness. 85)

(p. 985) samā of সম (a.). 39)

(p. 990) sarit a river, a stream. 99)

(p. 999) sahādhikāra kṣētra concurrent jurisdiction. 10)

(p. 1018) suputra a good or excellent or worthy so fem. সুপুত্রী a good or excellent or worthy daughter. 19)

(p. 1017) sunidrā good or sound or peaceful sleep. 16)

(p. 963) sambardhaka one who or that which promotes growth or development or increase; one who receives respectfully or felicitates or pays a tribute of respect. 76)

(p. 980) sabāra of everybody, of all; owned or shared by all; common; public; universal. 58)

(p. 1038) sbarājya, sbarāṣṭra one's own state; a selfgoverned or free state. স্বরাষ্ট্রমন্ত্রক n. the Ministry of Home Affairs. স্বরাষ্ট্রমন্ত্রী n. the Home Minister. 10)

(p. 1024) sēm̐ōti, sēm̐uti2 a kind of indigenous white rose. 14)

(p. 1030) stupa a heap, a pile; a mound; a low hill (বালির স্তুপ = a dune); (in Buddhism) a stupa or tope. স্তুপ করা, স্তুপাকার করা v. to heap, to pile up. ̃মেঘ n. cumulus. স্তুপাকার, স্তুপাকৃতি, স্তুপীকৃত a. collected in a heap, piled up. 26)

(p. 998) -saha1 expressing: capable of enduring, enduring; tolerable. 9)

(p. 967) saṃspṛṣṭa touched; contacted; touching. 57)

(p. 1035) sphōṭa, sphōṭaka a boil; an abscess, a furuncle; a tumour; an acne, pimple; a pustule. 10)