(p. 999) sāṅgarūpaka (rhet.) prolonged or continued metaphor. 64)

(p. 990) sarabhājā a sweetmeat prepared by frying milk-film. 87)

(p. 1027) skula a school. স্কুল পালানো v. to play truant, to truant, to run away from school; to mooch. স্কুলে যাওয়া v. (in case of a student) to go to school; (in case of anybody who is not a student) to go to the school. স্কুলের ছুটি a school holiday. স্কুলের শিক্ষা school education. স্কুলের সময় school hours. 55)

(p. 978) santāna a son or a daughter, offspring; progeny; a descendant. কন্যাসন্তান n. fem. a daughter. পুত্র সন্তান n. a son. ̃ধারণ করা v. to carry a child in one's womb, to be big with child. ̃পালন করা v. to bring up or nurse a child. ̃প্রসব n. child-bearing; childbirth. ̃প্রসব করা n. to give birth to a child, to bear a child. ̃বতী a. fem. one who has borne a child, masc. ̃বান one to whom a child is born. ̃বাত্সল্য n. affection or love for children; philoprogenitiveness, ̃সন্ততি n. children; descendants. ̃সম্ভবা a. fem. pregnant. ̃সম্ভবনা n. pregnancy. ̃হীন a. childless. fem. ̃হীন । সন্তানোচিত a. becoming a son or daughter, filial. সন্তানোত্পাদন করা v. to beget a child, to procreate. 7)

(p. 972) sañcālita moved, set in motion; waved; circulated. 38)

(p. 1024) sēm̐uti1 a bailing bucket or vessel, a bail, a bale. 13)

(p. 980) sabasuddha in all, all told; en bloc; bag and baggage, lock stock and barrel, with everything (সে সবসুদ্ধ চম্পট দিল). 51)

(p. 980) sapasapa indicating thorough wetness; sound of eating quickly (with a lisping noise); repeated whanging noise (সপসপ করে চাবুক মারা). 21)

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

(p. 1006) sābana a solar day; a solar month. a. solar (সাবন মাস). 18)

(p. 999) sāṅā a form of Hindu widow marriage where religious solemnities are more or less ignored. 61)

(p. 974) sadbaktā an eloquent speaker, a good orator; (rare) one who says good things. 71)

(p. 990) sarōṣē angrily, wrathfully. 109)

(p. 980) saphēna frothy; foamy; foaming; containing liquefied starch (সফেন অন্ন). 41)

(p. 967) sakhā a friend; a bosom or intimate friend, a confidant (fem. confidante); a well-wisher; a companion; a boon companion. 82)