(p. 1012) siddhāi divine grace or occult power obtained through austere religious practice. 22)

(p. 974) sadbhāba friendship, amity; (rare) good behaviour ('সদ্ভাবশতক'). 78)

(p. 990) sarpāghāta snakebite. 117)

(p. 980) sabala strong; forceful; fit for work, able, invigorated (রোগী সবল হয়েছে). fem. সবলা । সবলে adv. forcefully. 49)

(p. 963) saṅkhyaka (used as a sfx.) numbering; amounting to (শতসংখ্যক). 37)

(p. 963) samparibartana modification. 68)

(p. 1012) sikā2 same as সিকি (n). 9)

(p. 967) saṃyōjita joined, linked; attached; admixed; unified; amalgamated; added. 25)

(p. 980) sannyāsa asceticism; ascetic mendicancy; renouncement of the world; (med.) apoplexy. সন্ন্যাস গ্রহণ করা v. to take to asceticism or ascetic mendicancy. সন্ন্যাসী n. an ascetic; an ascetic mendicant. fem. সন্ন্যাসিনী । অনেক সন্ন্যাসিতে গাজন নষ্ট (fig.) too many cooks spoil the broth. 12)

(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. 1024) sūkkaṇī the margin of lips, the corner of the mouth or of lips. 8)

(p. 987) samādṛta very warmly or cordially or respectfully received and carefully treated; felicitated; zealously received; passionately loved. 8)

(p. 990) samōttala (phys.) plano-convex. 20)

(p. 1032) shāla, shālī a cooking pot or urn (esp. one made of clay); a plate or saucer (esp. one with a rim), a dish. 12)

(p. 990) sarōbara a large pond, a lake. 107)