(p. 967) sakāma attended with or actuated by a desire or purpose, purposeful (সকাম কর্ম); lustful (সকাম দৃষ্টি). ̃ধর্ম n. religion practised with an end in view, purposeful piety; act of practising religion with a motive. 70)

(p. 972) sacandana together with sandal wood paste (সচন্দন পুষ্পাঞ্জলি). 4)

(p. 972) saṭa indicating: rapidity, quickness etc. 44)

(p. 1007) sālōẏāra a pyjama-like garment usu. worn by women. 79)

(p. 1012) siṭi a whistling sound made by pressing two fingers on the tongue. সিটি দেওয়া v. to whistle. 19)

(p. 1018) subimala wholly free from dirt or impurity; pure or faultless, immaculate; very clear. 56)

(p. 1022) suṣamā sweet grace or beauty; any pleasing quality. 3)

(p. 963) saṅkīrṇa narrow; not spacious, small; illiberal, ungenerous. (সংকীর্ণ হৃদয়). ̃চিত্ত, ̃চেতা, ̃মনা a. narrow-minded, smallminded. ̃তা n. narrowness; smallness; illiberality. 21)

(p. 1022) susbāda a pleasant or delicious taste (of food). a. very tasteful, delicious. সুস্বাদু a. same as সুস্বাদ (a.). 27)

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

(p. 989) samīcīna just, reasonable; condign; proper; prudent, wise; expedient; right. 20)

(p. 1012) sindhi of Sindh; inhabiting or living in Sindh. n. a native of Sindh; the language of Sindh. 32)

(p. 980) sabistāra fully extended (সবিস্তার প্রসারণ); detailed, elaborate (সবিস্তার বর্ণনা). adv. to the full extent; in detail, at length, elaborately (usu. সবিস্তারে). 65)

(p. 999) sāki a young lad or girl serving wine, a young tapster. 51)

(p. 987) samāpatana (geom.) coincidence. 18)