(p. 944) śiṅi, śiṅgi a scaleless and slender fresh-water fish akin to the barbel. 48)

(p. 951) śēkhara a crown, a diadem, a coronet; a chaplet; a peak, a crest, a summit. 33)

(p. 951) śṛṅgākāra corniform. 28)

(p. 939) śali a dry measure of corn. 28)

(p. 951) śauca, śaucakarma, śaucakriẏā purity; sanctity; scriptural cleansing or purification of one's body and mind; washing or cleansing of one's posteriors after evacuation of bowels. শৌচ করা v. to wash or cleanse one's posteriors after evacuation of bowels; to cleanse or purify scripturally one's body and mind; to sanctify. শৌচাগার n. a latrine, a lavatory, a toilet. 89)

(p. 935) śakuni the vulture; a character of the Mahabharata; (fig.) a relative who, by giving evil counsel, leads a family to ruin. 15)

(p. 935) śabara an ancient non-Aryan hunting community of India; a member of this community; a hunter. fem. শবরী । 52)

(p. 949) śītala cold; chilly; cool; soothing (শীতল বায়ু); soothed, warmed up (প্রাণ শীতল); n. the evening food-offering to a deity. শীতল করা v. to make cold; to cool; to soothe, to assuage. ̃পাটি n. a mat very soothing and cool to lie upon. ̃স্পর্শ a. cold to the touch; (fig.) soothing. শীতলা n. the presiding female deity of small-pox, chicken-pox, measles etc. ̃খেলা, শীতলাতলা n. a place for public worship of Goddess Shitala (শীতলা). শীতলীকরণ n. making cool, cooling. শীতলীভবন n. getting cool, cooling. 7)

(p. 951) śērōẏāni a kind of long coat worn by men. 40)

(p. 935) śambuka, śambūka the snail. ̃গতি n. snail-like pace or movement; (fig.) procrastination, sluggishness, slowness. a. snail-paced; snail-slow; sluggish, slow. 62)

(p. 939) śalabha a kind of corn-pest; the grasshopper; the locust. 26)

(p. 951) śrōtra the ear; the Vedas. 124)

(p. 949) śudhā1 to repay, to pay back.

(p. 939) śām̐sa kernel, pulp; pith; core; marrow; (fig.) solid worth, substance (মগজে শাঁস নেই); (fig.) wealth, riches (লোকটার শাঁস ফুরিয়েছে). শাঁসালো a. abounding in kernel, pulpy, pithy; marrowy; (fig.) full of solid worth, substantial; (fig.) wealthy. 49)

(p. 935) śatana rotting, decomposition, putrefaction. 32)