(p. 1018) supanḍita well-versed; profoundly learned or erudite; well-educated. 7)

(p. 990) sarpiṇī সর্প of and সর্পী (a.) 118)

(p. 1004) sānunaẏa full of supplication or entreaty. সানুনয় প্রার্থনা a humble prayer. সানুনয়ে adv. supplicatingly, entreatingly. 24)

(p. 972) sañcalita moved; circulated; blown; trembling; fluttering. সঞ্চলিত হওয়া v. to move; to circulate; to blow; to tremble, to flutter. 34)

(p. 967) sakaruṇa compassionate, kind; pitiable; pathetic; woeful, doleful. 66)

(p. 1014) su1 an auspicious or beautiful or good person or thing. 9)

(p. 1016) sutāra having a delicious taste. n. a delicious taste. 34)

(p. 989) samuccaẏa a collection, a multitude. পদসমুচ্চয় n. all words collectively (as of a sentence); joining of words or sentences (as with a copulative). 26)

(p. 1012) sila1 the seal. 38)

(p. 1038) sbādu tasty, tasteful, gustful; tasting sweet; delicious; sweet. 29)

(p. 1025) sēbita served, waited upon; nursed; worshipped; eaten or drunk or smoked or enjoyed. 27)

(p. 1006) sāptāhika weekly. n. a weekly journal, a weekly. 7)

(p. 974) sana a calendar year, an era. 82)

(p. 999) sādā white; grey; white-skinned (সাদা আদমি); free from angularities, candid, simple (সাদা মন); categorical, plain, unequivocal, downright (সাদা কথা); innocent (সাদা কাজ); having no coloured border or furbelow or flounce (সাদা ধুতি); unwritten, blank (সাদা কাগজ); unblurred; unintoxicated (সাদা চোখ). n. the white colour; the white-skinned people, the white race. সই করা সাদা কাগজ carte blanche. সাদাকে কালো এবং কালোকে সাদা করা (fig.) to misrepresent things or tell lies obviously and shamelessly, to lie in one's throat. ̃চামড়া n. white skin; the whiteskinned people. ̃টে a. whitish. সাদামাঠা, সাদামাটা, সাদাসিধা,, (coll.) সাদাসিধে a. free from angularities, candid, simple; simple-hearted, plain-living, ordinary; unostentatious, plain; categorical, unequivocal, downright, straight-cut; not crooked, honest; frank; straight; unornamented; bald, having no vicissitude, uninteresting; dull, drab. ̃সাপটা a. simple, plain; unostentatious. 94)

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