(p. 999) sahā to bear; to suffer; to endure; to sustain; to be inured (to) (শীতগ্রীষ্ম সহা); to be acclimatized (আবহাওয়া সহা); to tolerate, to stand (অন্যায় সহা); to brook (অপমান সহা). 9)

(p. 1022) sūcaka (chiefly used as sfx.) introducing; commencing; indicating, expressing; presaging; foreboding, n. (alg.) an index (pl. indices). সূচক সংখ্যা n. index number. ̃সুত্র n. (alg.) an exponential theorem. 33)

(p. 967) saṅgata, saṅgati spellings of সংগত and সংগতি respectively. 96)

(p. 990) samudyata about to, on the point of, perfectly ready or prepared; raised or lifted (সমুদ্যত খড়্গ). 10)

(p. 980) samabāhu equilateral. 119)

(p. 985) samākhyāta celebrated, renowned, illustrious. 47)

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

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

(p. 1007) sāṣṭāṅga performed by touching the ground with one's eight limbs, namely, thighs, feet, hands, chest, head, eyes, sight and speech or tongue; lying at full length with the face to the ground. সাষ্টাঙ্গে adv. touching the ground with one's eight limbs; lying at full length with one's face to the ground. 83)

(p. 1038) sbādhyāẏa study of the Vedas; studies. স্বাধ্যায়ী n. a student of the Vedas; a student. 33)

(p. 1025) sēthō a traveller's professional companion and guide. ̃গিরি n. act of accompanying or guiding a traveller professionally. 20)

(p. 978) santa a saint, an ascetic. 2)

(p. 1030) stimita motionless, immobile; fixed; unmoving; wet, moist, damp; (pop.) dim (স্তিমিত আলোক). ̃নেত্রে adv. with fixed looks, looking fixedly, gazingly. 24)

(p. 1025) sēlāma salutation, obeisance, a salute. সেলাম করা v. to salute, to make an obeisance; (iron.) to shun by showing feigned reverential awe. সেলাম আলায়কুম, সেলাম আলেকুম int. (Mus.) I salute you. সেলামি n. an irregular fee or present given to an owner, landlord, employer, boss etc. as a mark of obeisance (জমিদারের সেলামি); an illegal extra payment made to obtain something (বাড়িভাড়ার সেলামি). 42)

(p. 1016) sugrāhī sensitive (সুগ্রাহী কাগজ). 5)