(p. 1007) sārasbata relating to Goddess Saraswati (সরস্বতী); learned. ̃সমাজ n. the learned people, the learned society; litterateurs collectively. সারস্বতোত্সব n. the festival of worshipping Goddess Saraswati. 51)

(p. 972) saciba a minister; a counsellor; a companion; a secretary. 8)

(p. 963) saṅkṣōbha great aggrievement or mortifi cation or concern or trouble or perturbation; (of seas etc.) great disturbance or agitation. 36)

(p. 990) samutthāna a rising up; great rise or flourishing; (Christ.) resurrection; an enterprise. 4)

(p. 980) sabismaẏa astonished, amazed, surprised, wondering. সবিস্ময়ে adv. amazedly, wonderingly. 66)

(p. 980) samadbibāhu, samadbibhuja (geom.) isosceles. সমদ্বিবাহু ত্রিভুজ an isosceles triangle. 101)

(p. 974) saduddēśya a good or noble purpose or intention. ̃পূর্ণ a. wellmeaning. সদুদ্দেশে adv. with a good or noble purpose or intention. 63)

(p. 1027) sōrāi a pitcher with a long and narrow neck, a flagon. 29)

(p. 1035) sba one's own self, self. (স্বকৃত) n. wealth, possessions (সর্বস্ব). a. one's own (স্বগৃহ). স্ব স্ব relating to each distributively, respective (স্ব স্ব কার্য). স্ব স্ব প্রধান each independent and self-sufficient; each considering himself or herself most important and slighting others. 12)

(p. 980) samakakṣa of equal strength; equipotential; equally rivalling or contesting; evenly balanced; equal. 77)

(p. 1022) suṣumnā (Hindu med.) the middle one of the three arteries that pulsate at the wrist. সুষুম্না কান্ড n. the spinal cord. 6)

(p. 1006) sāba-kamiṭi a sub-committee. 14)

(p. 999) sān̐tāra swimming; natation. সাঁতার কাটা, সাঁতার দেওয়া v. to swim. সাঁতার কাটার পুকুর a swimming pool; (U. S.) a natatorium. সাঁতার-জল n. a mass of water so deep that one has to swim to keep oneself afloat. সাঁতারু n. a swimmer; an expert swimmer. 47)

(p. 1020) surabhi2 a sweet-smell, fragrance; an aroma; any substance made or used for the sake of its smell; a perfume. a. sweet-smelling, fragrant, armoatic; perfumed. 28)

(p. 1007) sālōkya a form of salvation that enables one to live with God in the same abode. 78)