(p. 972) saccidānanda eternal and omniscient and ever blissful. n. God. 13)

(p. 1016) sujāta well-born, nobly born; legitimately born. fem. সুজাতা । 19)

(p. 1007) sāmānya ordinary, common, commonplace, banal, trite; generic; (esp. in log.) general; (pop.) trifling; insignificant; humble; very small in number or amount or degree. n. (log.) a genus; general or generic properties or characteristics. fem. a. সামান্যা । সামান্য ধর্ম a common or general or generic characteristic or property. সামান্য ভগ্নাঙ্ক, সামান্য ভগ্নাংশ vulgar fraction. সামান্য লক্ষণ a common or general or generic character or sign; a general definition. সামান্যলক্ষণা n. intuition. সামান্য সমীকরণ n. (alg.) simple equation. সামান্যীকরণ n. generalization. 19)

(p. 999) sahōdara born of the same mother. n. a brother born of the same mother, a brother. সহোদরা a. fem. of সহোদর (a.). n. a sister born of the same mother, a sister. 19)

(p. 972) saṭa indicating: rapidity, quickness etc. 44)

(p. 963) sōẏāla a question, an inquiry; (inlaw—loos.) pleading on behalf of the plaintiff, argument. সওয়াল করা v. to question, to inquire; to plead or argue on behalf of the plaintiff. সওয়াল জবাব n. questions and answers; (in law) argument and counter-argument, pleading and replication. 11)

(p. 1007) sābitrī a Vedic incantation recited at prayer; (myth.) Princess Sabitri who won back her husband from the clutches of Yama. ̃ব্রত n. a vow observed by Hindu married women. 2)

(p. 980) samabāhu equilateral. 119)

(p. 1018) subēdī sensitive. 60)

(p. 999) sāṅkhya a philosophical treatise written by Kapil; the Sankhya system of philosophy. 28)

(p. 980) sabari a superior quality of banana. 47)

(p. 1017) sudhanbā proficient in archery. n. a great archer. 10)

(p. 980) sapēṭā fruit of the Sapota. 31)

(p. 1007) sārā1 extremely tired, fatigued, exhausted, harassed. 52)

(p. 1007) sāmmānika honorary; (of a university study course) of or belonging to or relating to Honours degree. 26)