(p. 990) salajja abashed, ashamed; bashful, shy, modest, coy. 123)

(p. 1032) shāpita placed, deposited; installed; settled; established, set up, founded, instituted. 7)

(p. 980) saba all, every, whole, entire. pro. everybody or everything, all; whatever one possesses, all. 42)

(p. 990) samutpāṭita, samutsāhita completely extirpated or eradicated; destroyed; ejected for good. 2)

(p. 1025) sērakaśa obstinate, refractory. 34)

(p. 974) sadbaṃśa a good or noble family. ̃জাত a. born in or descended from a good or noble family, well-born, nobly born, of noble descent, সদ্বংশীয় same as ̃জাত । 70)

(p. 1027) skru a screw. স্ক্রু আঁটা v. to screw; to screw up. স্ক্রু খোলা v. to unscrew. মাথার স্ক্রু ঢিলা having some mental defect, with a screw loose. 56)

(p. 989) samāhṛta gathered, collected; combined. 12)

(p. 999) sādhaka austerely endeavouring to achieve an end; practising ascetic austerities; engaged in austere worship of God; performing or realizing; helping to perform or realize. n. an austere endeavourer; one who practises ascetic austerities; a worshipper of god; a worshipper, votary, a devotee.

(p. 990) samōnnati-rēkhā a contour line. 21)

(p. 978) sandhitsu curious, inquisitive. 27)

(p. 1030) stabagāna a song of praise, a hymn. 16)

(p. 989) samāsōkti (rhet.) a figure of speech involving parallelism between the subject in hand and something understood (cp. personification, pathetic fallacy). (e.g. 'ঠকা ঠাঁই ঠাঁই কাঁদিছে নেহাই'). 7)

(p. 978) sandhāna search, quest, pursuit; research; discovery; trace; a mystery; a secret entrance ('সন্ধান লব বুঝিয়া'); placing or planting or directing (শরসন্ধান); fermentation; joining. সন্ধান করা v. to search; to research; to discover; to trace or to try to trace; to place or plant (as an arrow on a bow); to ferment; to join. সন্ধান নেওয়া same as সন্ধান করা । সন্ধান পাওয়া v. to find or get a trace (of); to find out, to discover; to detect. সন্ধান হওয়া v. to be searched or traced; to be found out or discovered or detected. ̃সূত্র n. a clue. 23)

(p. 980) sabāra of everybody, of all; owned or shared by all; common; public; universal. 58)