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p J\j shutur-nal, A g-uncarried and fired ona camel’sback.
r shatranj, Chess. A sort of carpet. A dish composed
of sundry kinds of vegetables.
p jxJO) shatrang. Chess. (This game is undoubtedly of In
dian origin; the word chatur anga denoting in Sanscrit the four
members of an army, namely elephants, horse, chariots, and foot.)
A plant called b[£ mardum-giyah^ brought from China.
Pjlj shutur-zoar, A camel-load.
p shuturl, A kind of kettle-drum. A colour so called.
a shatgh (from Trampling. Subduing,
r shitaft or shit/ft, Height. A covering of any kind,
especially the roof of a house. Household furniture. 4
p shatkar, shitkdr, ox shutkdr, Tillage,
p shatal, Money given to by-standers after a game is over,
p jjc-i shutulum, Wanton, uncalled for severity. A quarrel.
*A shatuma, (fut. yashtimu) He reviled.
A shatm (from Treating contumeliously. Contume
ly, contempt, outrage, reproach, injury, villainy.
p shatmin, (in ancient Persian) The backside,
p shatn or shatan, A rope, a cord. Shatan, A city.
A shatn, Weaving, texture. Round (shouldered-man).
shatzo (from y^>), Wintering, passing the winter,
p h»zJL shutzoat. Winter.
A CU&Jm shutut, (pi. of shaft) Dispersed, scattered.
shutut min an'nds, Different kinds (of men).
A shutum, (pi. of shatm) Reproaches, injuries, out
rages, oppressions. pJ-^c! fy** azczd^-ishutum-dmez, Op
probrious actions mixed with contumelious words.
A^ shatun, A weaver. Soft, smooth cloths.
A shatwty or shatazaiy, Winter. Winter-rains,
p shatah, Weak, sick, diseased. Shatah also shittah, A
grape. Food left at night and eaten in the morning,
p shati, A tray. A large brazen salver.
a shatiy, Winter-rain. Shatta'’, Distinct, divided. Va
rious. (pi. of shatlt) Separate, scattered, dispersed.
A shatlt, Separate, distinct. (Teeth) widely set.
p shatil, Profits of gaming distributed amongst the' poor,
p shatlm, Bloody matter running from a wound.
A shatim, Reproached. Deformed, horrible. A lion.
\ shatlm at (from ^J*), Reproaching, reviling. Con
tumely, reproach, outrage.
v shatln, A rope.
p shatlnd, (in ancient Persian) Laughing.
a shass, A bee. Bitter, odoriferous herbs, with which
hides are tanned.
a JJh shisr, The projection or summit of a mountain. Shasir,
(A spear) broken in pieces.
a shasl, Thick (finger). Shasul (from jJi-Jj), Being
thick (the fingers).
A shasn, Thick, coarse, fat (in the hand or the fingers).
Swollen from eating thorns (a cameFslip). Texture, weaving.
Shasan (from Being thick (the palm of the hand). Swel
ling (the finger, or a camel’s lip).
\jyJL shusur, (pi. of shisr) Extremities of mountains.
A shasun, A weaver. A soft vest.
a shasir, Whatever a torrent sweeps along (as herbage,
straw, chips of wood, and the like).
r shaj, Hard, white and unproductive soil.
*a ^ shajja, (fut. yushujju or yashijju), He wounded
(in the head).
shajj (from shajja). Breaking the head. Crossing
(the desert). Ploughing the ocean (a ship). Diluting (wine).
A Isr^ shajd (from^s^* , ), Being anxious, vexed. Being pained
in the throat, suffocated. Any thing which causes a pain in the
throat. The chimera.
a shijdb, A siopp\e or any thing similar. A three-footed
piece of wood on which they hang clothes.
A *hijdj, (m of shajja), Fighting, wounding, aiming
at the head. (pi. of shajj at) Wounds, fractures, on the head.
v shijuj-i bl uldj, Incurable wounds.
A jlsr 1 shijdz, A sling for throwing stones.
Ajlsr* shijdr, (in of^sr - ) Gnawing a tree (an animal). Re
sisting, opposing, controverting. A wooden bar or bolt of a door.
The flooring of a house. The crooked billet wdth which a bucket
is drawn up. A burnt mark on a camel. A camel-litter open.
r^iUr“ ) shajdrd, (in anc. Pers.) A tree, (a shajr).
a Shijd^ also shujd^. Intrepid, warlike, magnanimous.
Nimble, agile, quick. A species of serpent. tlsr**'
shujdzM.’l ju<^, A maw-worm in the bowels.
a Xclsr - shajduit(from Being bold, courageous, mag
nanimous. Fortitude, valour. su Warlike.
PjU^j shajd^at-shi^dr , Intrepid,
p shajdm also shijdm, A nipping cold. Shijdm, The
coldness of a garment. A ship-worm.
p shajdnldan, To expose to the cold. T6 chill,
p shajdnidah, Powerfully affected, altered by cold.
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A shajb (from Giving a death’s wound. Mak
ing sad. Employing, occupying. Dragging. Strengthening.
Corking (a bottle). Wounding a deer, who stirs his legs, but
is unable to move from his place. Want, necessity. Grief, care,
solicitude. A column. A dried leathern bottle with a few peb
bles in it for driving on a camel. A leathern bottle cut in two, of
which one half serves as a bucket. Long. Name of the father
of an Arabian tribe. Shajab, (from Perishing. Grief.
Death either from sickness or in battle. Shajib, Perishing. Shu-
jub, Three sticks on which a shepherd hangs his bucket.
A shajjat, A contusion or fracture on the skull.
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