(p. 1007) sārathya charioteering. 47)

(p. 980) samakōṇa (geon.) a right-angle. সমকোণী, সমকৌণিক a. right-angled. সমকোণীয় a. (geog.) orthogonal. 80)

(p. 990) samunnata very high or lofty or elevated; (fig.) very exalted or dignified or noble. 12)

(p. 1021) surmā sulphate of antimony used as collyrium, kohl. 13)

(p. 1043) syūta sewn, woven. 4)

(p. 990) sasāgarā consisting of or comprising oceans and seas (in addition to land), inclusive of oceans and seas. সসাগরা ধরণী the earth (or the landed portion of the earth) with all oceans and seas, the whole earth.

(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. 989) samāhartā a collector; the chief official of a district who collects revenue and acts as a magistrate, a collector, fem. সমাহর্ত্রী । 9)

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

(p. 1007) sāẏana (astr.) declination; the equinox. 34)

(p. 999) sān̐ṭā to fix or attach esp. tightly; to hold firmly, to grip (সেঁটে ধরা); (facet.) to gormandize, to gorge oneself with. ̃নো v. to eat voraciously, to gorge oneself with, to eat greedily. 43)

(p. 1012) siddhārtha one who has realized one's end. n. the name of Gautama Buddha. 25)

(p. 999) sām̐itriśa thirty-seven. 36)

(p. 1035) sbapraṇīta composed or compiled or written by oneself. 40)

(p. 1038) sbarāja self-government, home rule, independence, swaraj. 9)