(p. 1025) sēṭa2 fixed in position or in required condition, set. সেট করা v. to set (বিভিন্ন অংশ সেট করা); to put something into proper position (হাত সেট করা). 16)

(p. 989) samāsīna solemnly or firmly seated or installed; seated, sitting. 6)

(p. 990) sambhrama honour, dignity, prestige; nobility; reverence mixed with awe and submission, deference; modesty. সম্ভ্রম করা v. to treat with reverence mixed with awe and submission, to treat deferentially. ̃শালী a. respectable, dignified; noble, fem. ̃শালিনী । ̃হানি n. dishonour; loss of prestige; indignity. ̃হানি করা v. to dishonour; to outrage the modesty of. 58)

(p. 980) saputra having a son; accompanied by one's son. adv. with one's son. 29)

(p. 1035) sbapakṣa one's own party or team. স্বপক্ষীয় a. of one's own party or team. fem. স্বপক্ষীয়া । 37)

(p. 999) sāṃsārika domestic, familial; earthly, mundane, secular. সাংসারিক জ্ঞান worldly wisdom. 33)

(p. 1007) sāmīpya proximity, nearness, contiguity; presence, company. 21)

(p. 1012) siṭakānō to turn up or contract in abhorrence, disgust, contempt etc. (নাক সিটকানো). 18)

(p. 1022) susbana a sweet sound or note or melody. 24)

(p. 999) sākṣigōpāla a holy place near Puri which Krishna (কৃষ্ণ) visited; (fig.) one rendered powerless and capable only of witnessing (other's misdeeds), a puppet. 55)

(p. 1032) spṛṣṭa touched. 29)

(p. 1007) sāla2 an era; (pop.) hegira as current in Bengali, the Bengali era (comencing from 593 or 594 A.D.); a year. 69)

(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. 999) sāṅgarūpaka (rhet.) prolonged or continued metaphor. 64)

(p. 1004) sādhanā same as সাধন, and—austere or arduous practice (সংগীত সাধনা); austerities; an object to attain for which an arduous endeavour is being made (আমাদের সাধের সাধনা); an austere vow or difficult goal (ভারতের সাধনা); importunity (সাধ্যসাধনা). সাধন করা v. to endeavour austerely or arduously; to be engaged in austere ascetic practice; to worship God; to practice austerely or arduously; (rare) to importunate. 3)