(p. 985) samākīrṇa widely and thoroughly bestrewn (with); pervaded (with); infested (with); full of. 43)

(p. 985) samasbarē in one voice; unanimously. 36)

(p. 980) sabarṇa of the same caste; of the same class or kind, homogeneous; (gr.) belonging to the same phonetical group from the viewpoint of pronunciation; endogamous. n. one of the same caste or class or kind; (gr.) a letter of the alphabet belonging to the same phonetical group from the viewpoint of pronunciation. ̃বিবাহ marriage within one's own caste, endogamy. 48)

(p. 1035) sphāra, sphāraṇa opening; manifestation; widening; expansion; width; expanse. স্ফারিত a. opened; manifested; widened; expanded. 3)

(p. 990) sambarā2 spices singed in oil or ghee and mixed with any cooked dish by reboiling. সম্বরা দেওয়া v. to re-boil (a cooked dish) by mixing with spices singed in oil or ghee. 45)

(p. 1030) stara a layer; a stratum (pl. strata), a bed; a tier; a lamina (pl. laminae). স্তরে স্তরে layer by layer, in layers; in tiers. স্তরে, স্তরে স্হাপিত stratified; tiered. ̃নতি n. the dip of strata. ̃বিন্যাস n. stratification. ̃মেঘ n. stratus. স্তরায়ণ n. stratification. স্তরিত, স্তরীভূত a. stratified; laminate(d). স্তরিত বস্তু a laminated core. স্তরীভূত শিলা (geog.) a stratified rock. 22)

(p. 990) sampūraṇa completion; fulfilment; supplementation. 33)

(p. 1032) shāpatya architecture; masonry; an architectural work. ̃শিল্পী n. an architect; a mason. ̃সংক্রান্ত a. architectural. 4)

(p. 1024) sēm̐ōti, sēm̐uti2 a kind of indigenous white rose. 14)

(p. 1018) supathya good or wholesome or hygienic food or diet. 9)

(p. 1018) sunni a Muslim community (famous for its orthodoxy); a member of this community, a Sunni, a Sonnite, a Sunnite. 4)

(p. 1015) sukhānbēṣī searching for or seeking comfort or happiness. 10)

(p. 999) sāṭa2 (dero.) mutual understanding; collusion; a conspiracy. 75)

(p. 963) saṅkrānta (used as a prep.) of, relating to, pertaining to, concerning, regarding, as regards তত্সংক্রান্ত. 30)

(p. 980) sannipāta union; assemblage, collection; utter fall or ruin or destruction; (med.) a fever attended with morbidity of the three humours of the body; (loos.) typhoid. 4)