s

ṣakkats ‘certainly’

ṣakkatsek ‘certainly indeed’

ṣāmaṃ (pl. ṣāmnāñ ) ‘monk’

ṣāmañi ‘of a monk’

ṣāmnune ‘monkhood’

ṣāmnuneṣi ‘of the monkhood’

ṣālypu ‘merciless’ (?)

ṣäk ‘six’

ṣäññune ‘nature’

ṣäpänt ‘seventh’

ṣäptuk ‘seventy’

ṣäpno ‘sleepy’

ṣiyak/ṣyak ‘together’

ṣiraś ‘all around’

ṣik ‘step’

ṣī ‘one, to start with’

ṣu ‘hither’

ṣuṅk ‘throat’

ṣurm (ṣrum ) ‘cause’

ṣul ‘mountain’

ṣok-yo ‘very’

ṣotre (pl. -ntu ) ‘mark’

ṣont (pl. -añ ) ‘street’

ṣom (fem. of sas ) ‘one’

ṣolāraṃ ‘up to’

ṣkārā ‘backwards’

ṣñi ‘own’

ṣñikek ‘however’

ṣñi-ṣñi ‘each his own’

ṣtare ‘effort’

ṣtākkrukke ‘denouncer, slanderer’

ṣtām (pl. -ntu ) ‘tree’

ṣtāmṣi ‘of a tree’

ṣto(w) ‘stick’

ṣpät ‘seven’

ṣya-wkäṃ ‘in one way’

S

sakrädāgāmune ‘status of Sakṛdāgāmin’

sakrädāgām (Skt. sakṛdāgāmin - ‘being reborn only once again’)

saṅkasther ‘elder in the Community’ (Skt. saṃghasthavira- )

saṅkrām ‘monastery’ (Skt. saṃghārāma- )

saṃvarṣi ‘of restraint’ (Skt. saṃvara- )

saṃsār ‘circle of births’ (Skt. saṃsāra- )

saṃsārṣi ‘of the birth circle’

sañce ‘doubt’

santāṃ ‘continuity’ (Skt. saṃtāna- )

saṃtuṣite (PN, male: Skt. Saṃtuṣita-)

sam ‘equal’

samakkore (name of a tune)

sark ‘sequence’

sarvapāṣāṇḍik (name of a sacrifice: Skt. sarva-pāṣāṇḍika - ‘to all heretics’)

salu ‘whole’

sas (acc. ṣom; fem. nom. säṃ; acc. ṣom ) ‘one’

sasak ‘alone’

sākät ‘quiet’

sākrone ‘bliss’

sāṅkhya (name of a philosophy: Skt. sāṃkhya- )

sādhu ‘right, good’ (Skt. sādhu- )

säksäk ‘sixty’

säm (acc. cam; fem. sām, acc. cām; nt. täm ) ‘that one’

säm-ne ‘that one’

särki ‘later’

särkiñco ‘finally’

särk-pe ‘instep’

särmär ‘?’

säs (acc. caṣ; fem. sās, acc. tāṣ nt. täṣ ) ‘this’

säs (adverb/postposition) ‘concerning’

siddhārthe (PN, male: Skt. Siddhārtha-)

suk (pl. s^u kuntu ) ‘good luck, prosperity, happiness’ (Skt. sukha- )

s^u kaṣi (skaṣi ) ‘causing happiness or pleasure’

sut ‘nectar’ (Skt. sudhā- )

s^u num (snum) ‘perfume’

sundaravāṅk (name of a tune)

subhādre (name of a tune)

suyāne (PN, male: cf. Skt. Suyāma-)

se (pl. sewāñ ) ‘son’

senik ‘under the care of, conscientiously’

sem ‘protection’

semśu ‘protector’

se-lāntune ‘status of crown prince, royal succession’

sok ‘?’

sopi ‘net; skin between fingers and toes’

saubhāṣani ‘serving as reward for religious utterances’ (cf. Skt. saubhāṣaṇika- )

skam ‘always’

skamat ‘always indeed’

skaṣi, cf. s^u kaṣi

skassu ‘happy’ (cf. suk )

ske ‘effort’

sne ‘without’

spaktāṃ ‘service’

spaktānik ‘servant’

spaltkasu ‘eager’

spānte ‘confident’

smak ‘straight (?)’

smale ‘lie’

srotāpattune ‘status of srotāpatti’ (Skt. srotaāpatti-, lit. ‘entering the stream’)

slam ‘flame’

svarbhaṇu (PN, male: Skt. Svarbhānu-)

swāñceṃ (pl. swāñcenāñ ) ‘ray’

H

himavant ‘Himalaya’ (Skt. Himavant-)

hiśt ‘fie!’

hetuphal (name of a tune)

hai ‘alas’ (interjection)

haimavati (PN, male: Skt. Haimavati-)

horagaṇita ‘horoscope [and] (astronomical) computation’ (cf. Skt. horā-, gaṇita- )

TS

tsar (du. tsaräṃ ) ‘hand’

tsärk ‘lute (?)’

tsunt (name of a tune)

tseṃ ‘blue’

tseṃ-yok ‘of blue color’

tsopats ‘great’

tskunteṃ mācar ‘foster mother’

tspok ‘taste’

tspokaṣi (tspokṣi ) ‘of taste’

tspoka-tspok ‘all kinds of taste’

tsraṣṣune ‘energy’

tsru ‘little, minute’