(p. 1022) susāra abundance, plenty; sufficiency, financial ease; ease. 19)

(p. 989) samāsa (gr.) compounding of two or more words into one. সমাস করা v. to compound two or more words into one. সমাস ভাঙা v. to resolve a compound word into components. ̃বদ্ধ a. compounded. 3)

(p. 974) sadābrata a place or institution for charitable distribution of food and other things, an almshouse. 57)

(p. 980) sabyasācī ambidexter, ambidext(e)rous. n. an ambidexter; Arjuna of the Mahabharata. 72)

(p. 1025) sētu a bridge; a culvert; a causeway; a dam. সেতু বাঁধা v. to build a bridge (over); to bridge, to span. ̃বন্ধ n. a ridge of rocks extending from the southern extremity of India towards Sri Lanka, Adam's Bridge. ̃মুখ n. a bridgehead. 19)

(p. 1018) subēśa a fine dress; neatness of dress or dressing. a. well-dressed. 61)

(p. 990) sarṣapa mustard seed, rape-seed. সর্ষপ তৈল n. mustard-oil. 122)

(p. 974) sadaẏa kind; charitable; compassionate; merciful, benignant; gracious. ̃চিত্ত a. kind-hearted. ̃ভাবে adv. kindly, favourably. 46)

(p. 1016) sucira very or too long, lasting for a long time ('সুচির শর্বরী'). n. a very long time. ̃কালে adv. in a very long time. 14)

(p. 985) samākula greatly worried or distressed; full of misgivings; replete with, full of (গন্ধসমাকুল). 44)

(p. 974) saḍāka inclusive of postage. 5)

(p. 963) sambat the era introduced by king Vikramaditya or Shalibahana in 56 B. C.; an era; a calendar year. সংবত্সর n. a whole year; a whole calendar year. 72)

(p. 989) samucca very high, lofty; elevated; exalted (সমুচ্চ পদ); very loud, vociferous (সমুচ্চ নাদ). 25)

(p. 972) sajāga wakeful; vigilant; on the alert; (of sleep) easily broken. সজাগ থাকা v. to be wakeful or vigilant or on the alert. 19)

(p. 1016) sutapta very hot or warm. 29)