(p. 972) sajāga wakeful; vigilant; on the alert; (of sleep) easily broken. সজাগ থাকা v. to be wakeful or vigilant or on the alert. 19)

(p. 1030) shabira decrepit; deprived of the power of movement or action, infirm. (স্হবির যুবক). n. a decrepit man; a Buddhist ascetic practising asceticism for more than ten years. ̃ত্ব n. decrepitude, infirmity (coming with age). 36)

(p. 987) samāyōjana communication. 29)

(p. 967) sambēśaka hypnotist, a mesmerist. 12)

(p. 985) samaśrēṇi the same class or race or family or rank. ̃ভুক্ত a. belonging to the same class or race or family or rank. 29)

(p. 1012) sindhi of Sindh; inhabiting or living in Sindh. n. a native of Sindh; the language of Sindh. 32)

(p. 1018) subadana having a beautiful or pretty face, fair-faced. fem. সুবদনা, (loos.) সুবদনী । 38)

(p. 985) samabhibyāhārē (obs.) accompanied by or in the company of. 6)

(p. 963) saṅkrānta (used as a prep.) of, relating to, pertaining to, concerning, regarding, as regards তত্সংক্রান্ত. 30)

(p. 987) samāgama coming, arrival, assemblage; a gathering. জনসমাগম n. a concourse of people, a gathering; a crowd. 2)

(p. 1012) sipāhi a soldier; one holding the lowest rank in the Indian army, an Indian private, a sepoy; an armed guard; a constable. 36)

(p. 1035) sbakarma, sbakārya one's own work or deed or duty or business. 15)

(p. 1038) sbābalambana, sbābalamba self-help; self-reliance; self-support; self-sufficiency. স্বাবলম্বী a. having recourse to self-help; self-reliant; self-supporting; self-sufficient. 34)

(p. 1027) sō (poet. & obs.) he, she, it. □ a. (poet. & obs.) that. 12)

(p. 963) sōgāta a present, a gift. 7)