(p. 1004) sādhā to endeavour or practise austerely or arduously (মন্ত্র সাধা); to try to improve by practice (গলা সাধা); to accomplish (কাজ সাধা); to attain or realize ('সাধিতে মনের সাধ'); to offer (ঘুস সাধা); to volunteer (সেধে বিপদে পড়া); to bring about, to put forward; to offer (বাদ সাধা); to try to pacify or appease (পায়ে ধরে সাধা); to importunate (না সাধলে সে আসবে না); (gr.) to derive (as a word). a. improved or chastened or prepared by practice (সাধা গলা); held out for acceptance, offered (সাধা ভাত). 6)

(p. 1006) sāba sub-. 11)

(p. 1018) subōdhya easily understood, lucid; easily intelligible or comprehensible. 63)

(p. 1016) suḍaula well-shaped, shapely. 24)

(p. 980) samatbaraṇa uniform acceleration. 95)

(p. 1025) sētāra a three-stringed (sometimes five-stringed with three additional strings in larger instruments) musical instrument. ̃বাদক, সেতারি n. one who plays the aforesaid musical instrument. 18)

(p. 1027) sōccāra clamorous, vociferous. 16)

(p. 989) samucita perfectly just or right or proper, condign (সমুচিত শাস্তি); adequate (সমুচিত পুরস্কার). 24)

(p. 999) sāinabōrḍa a sighboard. 23)

(p. 1014) sukṛt observant of religious rules and prescriptions; virtuous, pious; fortunate. 22)

(p. 990) saśraddha respectful, deferential. 132)

(p. 963) sōgāta a present, a gift. 7)

(p. 1012) sin̐dura (coll.) vermilion; mercuric sulphide; red lead. সিঁদুরে মেঘ cloud as red as vermilion; red cloud which presages a storm. 6)

(p. 1007) sāẏabānā a canopy, an awning. 35)

(p. 963) sa a clown, a bumpkin; a masque; a farce; a grotesque spectacle. 12)