(p. 963) sōdā purchase; trade; merchandise, wares; articles pruchased. সওদা করা v. to purchase, to buy, ̃গর n. a merchant; a merchant prince. ̃গরি n. the profession of a merchant, trading, commerce. a. mercantile, commercial. ̃গরি করা v. to work as a merchant, to follow the occupation of a trader; to trade. ̃গরি আপিস a mercantile firm, a merchant office. ̃পত্র n. purchases. 8)

(p. 974) saḍ় (dero.) secret conference; (dero.) secret understanding or entente or arrangement; an intrigue, a plot, a conspiracy. সড় করা v. to confer secretly (with); to enter into a secret alliance or entente (with); to arrange secretly (with); to intrigue or conspire (with), to hatch a plot. 6)

(p. 1027) sēhētu for that reason, that is why, because of that. 4)

(p. 963) sambadana tally. 73)

(p. 980) sapatna an enemy; a rival. 16)

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

(p. 1012) siṅgāpuri of or made in Singapur. n. a variety of banana. 14)

(p. 1043) syāṅāta, syāṅgāta (usu. dero. or joc.) a bosom friend or companion; an accomplice. 3)

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

(p. 974) sadicchā a good or noble intention; wellwishing, ̃প্রণোদিত a. actuated by a good or noble intention; prompted by well-wishing. 61)

(p. 974) sanirbandha pertinaciously solictious, importunate. সনির্বন্ধ অনুরোধ earnest request or entreaty. 86)

(p. 990) sarasija the water-lily, the lotus. 91)

(p. 985) samasyamāna (gr.—of words) under the process of being compounded. 37)

(p. 1030) stanabhāra the load of one's mammae; the burden of the breasts; fully developed breast. 10)

(p. 1007) sārā1 extremely tired, fatigued, exhausted, harassed. 52)