(p. 1007) sālaṅkāra, sālaṅkāra (of a person) embellished with ornaments, ornamented; (of language ornate. fem. সালংকারা, সালঙ্কারা । 71)

(p. 967) saṃśaptaka (myth.) an indomitable soldier (or divine origin) who fights for victory with his life, (cp.) a myrmidon. 32)

(p. 963) saṅgrāhaka a gatherer, a raiser, a collector; a compiler; a culler. fem. সংগ্রাহিকা । 53)

(p. 963) saṅkēta a beckoning, a beck, a gesture; a hint; a sign; a signal; a presage; a clue; a rule; a secret tryst for lovers. 26)

(p. 990) sarasbatī the Hindu goddess of speech, learning, fine arts and wisdom (cp. Minerva); a title for proficiency in literature. সরস্বতীর বরপুত্র (lit.) a favoured son of Goddess Saraswati; (fig.) a man of great learning 93)

(p. 1035) sphuṭa burst open; manifest, express, explicit, apparent (স্ফুট অর্থ); blown, bloomed, blooming (স্ফুট কুসুম); pierced, bored (দন্তস্ফুট). ̃ন n. bursting open; manifestation, expression, blooming; piercing, boring; boiling; effervescence. ̃নাঙ্ক n. the boiling-point. ̃নোন্মুখ a. on the point of bursting open or blooming or boiling. স্ফুটিত a. burst open; bloomed; blown; blooming; manifested, unfolded; pierced, bored; boiled. 5)

(p. 1022) sūkta any on of the complete Vedic incantations or verses or hymns or psalms; a wise or salutary saying, an apopthegm. সূক্তি n. a wise or salutary saying, an apopthegm. 31)

(p. 967) saghara a family of equal social standing for matrimonial purpose. 93)

(p. 1027) saumitra, saumitri a son of Sumitra. (সুমিত্রা). 45)

(p. 1007) sāśru with tears, tearful, full of tears. ̃নয়নে adv. with tearful eyes. 82)

(p. 974) sadupadēśa a good or wise advice or counsel; moral advice. 64)

(p. 980) sapā, ṃsapāt expressing: whanging noise (as caused by lashing or caning). সপাত্ করে adv. with a whang. 23)

(p. 985) samasaṃyōga (bot.) cohesion. 31)

(p. 1027) sōtsāha zealous, ardent, enthusiastic. সোত্সাহে adv. zealously, ardently, with enthusiasm. 20)

(p. 1018) subaha easily or conveniently carried, portable. ̃তা n. portability. 42)