(p. 1027) saurabha a sweet smell or odour, fragrance, aroma. 48)

(p. 980) saparibārē with one's family, en famille. 20)

(p. 1020) surata2 appearance, form, shape; a means, an expedient. ̃হাল n. circumstance; condition; (law) a deposition; (pop.) an on-the-spot investigation. 24)

(p. 1012) sisa lead; a stick of blacklead within a pencil. 40)

(p. 1016) sudakṣa very skilful or deft or proficient. 38)

(p. 985) samaraikhika collinear. 19)

(p. 974) sanātana eternal, catholic; in vogue for a pretty long time, very old. (সনাতন প্রথা). সনাতন ধর্ম n. the eternal religion or form of worship, the catholic religion; (loos.) the very ancient form of Hinduism. Hindu religion and tradition. সনাতনী a. fem. of সনাতন (a.). a. & n. one who or that which follows সনাতন ধর্ম । 84)

(p. 1020) suẏō fortunate; dearly loved by one's husband. 17)

(p. 980) sabajē green. ̃টে a. greenish. 46)

(p. 967) saṃsada an association, an assembly; a council; a parliament; the Indian Parliament. ̃সচিব a. a parliamentary secretary. ̃সদস্য n. a member of the Parliament, an M. P. সংসদীয় a. parliamentary. সংসদীয় গণতন্ত্র parliamentary democracy. 41)

(p. 1027) sōtsāha zealous, ardent, enthusiastic. সোত্সাহে adv. zealously, ardently, with enthusiasm. 20)

(p. 967) saṅga company, association. সঙ্গ করা v. to associate with. সঙ্গ দেওয়া v. to give one company. সঙ্গ পাওয়া v. to come in contact of; to enjoy the company of. 94)

(p. 989) samīkṣaṇa thorough viewing or observation; investigation, search; scrutiny; deliberation. 18)

(p. 1021) suśikṣita well-educated; well-trained; well-advised. 27)

(p. 999) sākṣara literate. সাক্ষরতা n. literacy. 53)