(p. 967) saṃyātrika processionist. ̃দল n. a procession. 19)

(p. 1017) sudhanbā proficient in archery. n. a great archer. 10)

(p. 980) sabura patience; waiting or tarrying; delay. int. (used as an imperat. v.) have patience, hold on, wait. সবুর করা v. to have patience; to wait or tarry. সবুরে মেওয়া ফলে (fig.) patience has its reward, patience succeeds or pays. 69)

(p. 990) sarūpa similar in form or shape or appearance; resembling. 102)

(p. 1020) suraballī an astringent herb. 26)

(p. 990) saśarīrē in the mortal body, alive (সশরীরে স্বর্গলাভ); in person, bodily (সশরীরে আগমন). 130)

(p. 1014) sisṛkṣā desire of creating. 2)

(p. 1012) siddhāi divine grace or occult power obtained through austere religious practice. 22)

(p. 1018) subōdha same as সুবুদ্ধি (a.) 62)

(p. 1018) supraśasta very wide; very suitable or auspicious or broad. 28)

(p. 972) sajala containing water, watery; containing rain (সজল মেঘ); tearful; wet, moist. ̃নয়নে adv. with tearful eyes; with eyes swimming in tears. 18)

(p. 1032) shābara immovable; immobile. ̃-জঙ্গম n. mobile and immobile world or beings, animate or inanimate world or beings. স্হাবর ও অস্হাবর movable and immovable, movables and immovables. স্হাবর সম্পত্তি immovable property, immovables, real estate. 8)

(p. 1038) sbaẏambhu, sbaẏambhū self-born; abiogenetic; born upon the earth of one's own accord. 6)

(p. 1027) saukarya easiness or facility in doing or performing. 34)

(p. 974) sadānanda ever cheerful. n. Shiva (শিব). 56)