'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎497r] (998/1826)

shar^-i sharlf, According to justice and the holy law.
^ khilaf-ijshar^i sharlf, Against religion and justice.
A dJujJ* shargafat (from q), Cutting away the luxuriant
corn-leaves. Shartfat, (fern, of e- sharif) Noble. Excellent.
A^Jp sharlk. The East. The rising sun. Beautiful (youth).
An excellent vine. Mulier parvo interfceinineo, rupta ea parte.
a lL£.'j£ sharlk) A partner in trade, a companion, associate,
accomplice, school-fellow. A fellow, or companion given to God.
a shartkl, A partnership,
p djjshirinuh or shirrinah, A dry scab.
Aj^> shazZ) Dry.
A shazazat, Dryness.
A shazb (from L-JjJ*), Being lean, lank, dry, extenuated
(horse). Being rough (way). Shuzzab, (\y\. ofshazib)
Lank, gaunt-bellied (horses).
shuzbat. An occasion.
A shuzr (fromLooking angrily to right or left with
half-shut eyes. Brandishing a spear from right to left. Rolling
the arms backward and forward in grinding, or twisting a rope.
Vehemence. Difficulty, affliction. SAas(fromLook
ing angrily to left and right with half-shut eyes.
A \)j£> sliazra. Reddish (eyes or milk).
A shazrat, A redness in the eyes.
shazirta, The back-bone,
p shuzrah, Fierce, roaring (as a wild beast).
A shazn or shuzun, A bone of the heel used in ancient
games. Shazan (from Being hard and rough (ground).
Beino- tired with much walking 1 . Being active, nimble. A tract
(of country). The side (of any thing). Hard, rough ground.
Fatigue, pain from walking (especially on bare feet). A man
of a severe disposition. A life of poverty or distress. Distance.
Shuzun, A tract (of country). The side (of any thing).
A shuzub (from Being gaunt and dry (a horse).
Being rough (a road), (pi. of shuzlb) Untrimmed twigs.
a shuzun, (pi. of shazan) Tracts of land. Sides.
A shazlbf A rough unlopped branch.
shazlz, Dry.
A shass (from shassa), Becoming dry. Hard earth.
a 2j shisaSj (pi. of shass) C rounds as hard as a stone,
p i shasb, Lightning, flashing, glittering.
A ^ slush, A bow made of slender wood. Shusb, (pi. of
s/ioa*6), Meagre,shrivelled,dry. Shasab (from —i))
Being lean, dry, wrinkled.
r l— shasp. Leaping, skipping. Absence,
p t , » shast, The manner of holding the bow when shoot
ing ; also the bow-handle. A thumb-stall worn by archers. A
fish-hook. A net. A bait. A fine lancet. Sixty. The thumb.
A girdle worn by the Magi. The bow, also the string of a
musical instrument. A hair-ring. A woman’s hips.
! shast nihadan, To fish, angle. Shist, He sat down. A
! sitting down. A session. An aim. £> 8hist kardan,
To take aim. Shust, He washed. A lotion, a washing. ^
shust kardan, To squeak, to chirp, to whistle.
p z i Shustar, The ancient city of Susa.
p i shistagani) A basis, a foundation,
p shust-gdh, Baptism. The baptismal font.
v shast-gardn^ Archers, bowmen,
p shustagz, Lotion, the being washed. A sore,
p shastum, The sixtieth.
p ^ shistan, To sit down. Shustan, To wash. To bap
tize. To slack lime.
p shustani) A lotion. (Castellus.)
p^5» j i shust o shu, Washing and cleansing,
p shustah, Washed,cleansed, dressed,prepared. A hand
kerchief, a towel. <&—i shustah shudan, To be baptized.
vdc 1 shustah-guftgu, Pure language. (Hunter.)
a 1 shas^_ (from £_—£>), Being far distant (a mansion).
Putting strings (to a shoe). Shis^ A shoe-strap or latchet. A
narrow spot of ground. A little, a small quantity, the remains
or the worst part (of flocks) ; also the best of them. A good
manager. Shus^ (pi. of shdsi^ and shasu^) Dis
tant, separate. Shasa^ (from —i), Having the fore-teeth and
the canine teeth wide asunder (a horse). Having the latchet
broken (a shoe). Shasi^ A narrow slip of ground.
a * shisun, A shoe-strap or latchet.
p ^ i shasn, An oyster. Any thing capable o r growth. The
sugar-cane. A thorny shrub on which manna or honied dew is
found. The womb.
a shusus, (pi. of shass) Lands hard as a s'one.
shasu^f Distant, remote. Shusu^ (from £_~-i>), Being
far distant (a house), (pi. of shis^), Shoe-strings.
A « j *> shusuf (from t_fl—£>), Being thin and dry (a horse).
Being rough (a road).
A ■_ - - shastb, A bow made of slender wood.
A ‘ shastf, (Meat) which dries up.
p shush, (s ^) Six. Shush, The lungs. A soft, pen
dulous bosom. dard-i shush, The peripneumony.
p , vy -UT shush-dmdszdah, Timid, cowardly,
j pjljul shash-anddz, Throwing sixes at dice. A player at
j the game of nurd. The full moon.
ryb shashbdnu (or shashkhdtun), The
six princesses, (also shush zAtrus, The six brides),
i. e. Saturn, Jupiter, Mars, Venus, Mercury, and the moon.
p shash-banddn, Six days of the month Shawal at the
close of Ramazan, which the Muhammadans fast. The wild vine.
p b shashpu, Having six feet. A worm with six feet;
-an earwig ; an eft; a scolopendra ; a beetle.
Yj+L.£> shashpur, A halberd, an iron mace.
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