(p. 990) sarīsṛpa a reptile. 100)

(p. 999) sāccā true; genuine, real, pure; upright or righteous. 66)

(p. 990) samōcchbāsa-rēkhā co-tidal lines. 19)

(p. 985) samamukha (mech.—of forces) like. 13)

(p. 989) samāharaṇa gahering, collection. সমাহরণ করা v. to gather, to collect. 8)

(p. 999) sahaja inborn, innate, instinctive; natural, inherent; easy, not difficult or strenuous, simple; easily understood, plain; not crooked or tough, simple, plain (সহজ লোক). ̃গম্য a. easily accessible; (fig.) easy to understand. ̃পাচ্য a. easily digestible; easy to digest. ̃প্রবৃত্তি n. an instinct. ̃বুদ্ধি n. common sense; mother wit; (erron.) an instinct. ̃বোধ্য a. easily understood or comprehensible or intelligible. ̃লভ্য a. easily available or obtainable. ̃সাধন n. a form of worship in which a devotee acts according to the dictates of his or her instincts. সহজিয়া n. same as ̃সাধন, and—a Vaishnava or Buddhist community practising ̃সাধন । সহজে a. without difficulty, easily. 3)

(p. 972) sajōra forceful, forcible; violent; high; loud; strong. 22)

(p. 974) sadupadēśa a good or wise advice or counsel; moral advice. 64)

(p. 998) sahakārē (used as a prep.) with (যত্নসহকারে = with care).

(p. 1018) supraśasta very wide; very suitable or auspicious or broad. 28)

(p. 990) sampradātā one who gives or bestows or confers; one who gives away the bride ceremonially to the charge of the bridegroom. 38)

(p. 999) sāṅghātika fatal; mortal; terrible; tremendous. 30)

(p. 967) saṃhitā a collection of writings, an anthology; a sacred book containing the entire body of Vedic incantations; the sacred code of Hindu laws entitled 'Smriti' (স্মৃতি); a code of laws; a code. ̃কার n. a compiler of a code; a lawgiver. ̃বদ্ধ a. condified. 63)

(p. 1020) sumēru a mythological mountain; the North Pole. ̃প্রভা n. Aurora Borealis. ̃বৃত্ত n. the Arctic Circle. 13)

(p. 967) saṃlagna adjoining; (গৃহসংলগ্ন); clinging to (কণ্ঠসংলগ্ন); fixed or attached to; adhering to. সংলগ্ন হওয়া v. to adjoin; to cling to; to be fixed or attached to; to adhere to. 30)