'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎507r] (1018/1826)

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p LAv,^ shinasa, Comprehending'. One who knows.
P JLLi shinasa-t. Acquaintance, knowledge, perception,
p shinasandagun, The knowing ones,
p shiniisldan, To understand, to perceive, to know.
a shanas ov^s\^> Tall,young, strong (horse).
A shindig A woman of a fine healthy rosy complexion.
a shanuztp (pi. of shunzuzoat or shanzdzo)
Sides, ranges of mountains.
a shunuzir, (pi. of Bad-tempered people.
a shand^(fTom Being deformed, filthy, stinking.
A tet-i shand^at (from Being deformed, filthy, fetid.
Being difficult (business). Exceeding, deviating from what is
right. A difficult business. Excess. Wickedness, infamy,
p shindftan, To hear. To understand.
A shandkj Long, tall. Shindk (from Jm-$>), Receiving
a mulct for homicide. The chain or strap which fastens the
mouth of a full bottle, (in of Jh--) Mixing one’s flocks or ef
fects with those of another.
p shindgar^ A swimmer.
A shan-dn, Hated, disliked.
A shandn (from shunna), Hating. Hatred. Shindn,
Cold water, (pi. of l jJ* shanri) Old leathern bottles. Shundn f
Cold water. Scattered. (Water) dropping from a bottle.
p shiindn, The herb alkali, and the ashes which are
made from it, with which they wash clothes.
p shindw. Swimming. A swimmer. A shoal,
p shindzcar, A swimmer. Nimble, active, vehement.
dil-dwar-i shindwar, An excellent bold swimmer,
p shmdzcish, Swimming, natation,
p s hind Widen, To swim,
p shindh, Swimming. A swimmer.
shindyidan, To hear.
a shand-ir, (pi. of shinnlr') Malignant.
A shand-i^, (pi. of shani^at) Shameful actions,
vices, crimes, villainies.
p *_ shamb, An arched building. An arch, cupola, dome.
a shanab, Coldness, freshness, or beauty of the teeth,
the edge of the teeth. A handsome figure.
A lo-i shambd, (fem.of ^^J^\ashnab) Sweet-breathed (girl).
A shambas, Anise, dill.
a shambasat (from q), Laying hands on. Seiz
ing the heart (love). Attachment, affection,
p Shambid, Saturday.
p shambaUt, shambaUd, shambali-
dah and shambalil), Fenugreek. Name of a flower,
p shambalilah, Fenugreek.
p shambdy (for tjrjJ shab-boy), The yellow violet,
p iwsA shambah, The neighing of a horse. Roaring of a lion.
Shambah or shambih, A day. Saturday. du shambah,
Monday. &~s sah shambah, Tuesday. <Ui~: chahur
shambah, Wednesday. panj sham bah, Thursday.
A shannat, An old worn-out leathern bottle,
p shanat, (in ancient Persian) A year. (Burhan.)
a shantarat (from juxJ* q), Tearing (a garment). Shan-
tarat or shuntarat, Having slender fingers. The space between
two fingers. A finger. An ear-ring.
Ai-i-c-i shanas (for shasah) (from t^i-wi), Becoming
thick (the hand ; or the lip of a camel from browsing on thorns).
p shanj, A furrow made by a plough. Iteration, doing
over again. The buttocks, thighs, hips, haunches. A promon
tory. Hard stony ground. A kind of shell blown by the der
vishes to assemble people to hear them harangue (of this shell
they also make tutty). Meat soured or macerated with vinegar.
Shinj, Adhering to thorns. A flower. A vine-prop. The but
tocks. Shunj, A shell or any thing similar for glazing paper.
a shanj, A shell without a pearl. Shanaj (from
Being wrinkled, shrivelled. Shanij, (A horse) having the thigh-
nerve contracted. Wrinkled (man).
pjliClA shanjdr, A red paint for the face. Shunjdr, Melilot.
p,£Ai shanj ghanj, The buttocks, hips, haunches.
p shanjud, Wounded. A wound,
p shanjudun, To vex, injure, torment, wound. To
scratch with the nails.
p shanjidan, To vex, molest. To weigh. To leap,
to dance, to spring up. To drop, to trickle.
A shanhaf or shinhaff, Long.
A shinhamm, Gross, fat, plump.
a i., shinkhaff or shinakhaff, Thick, corpulent. Long,
p 'Jj* shunukh kardan, To till, to plough.
A shankhub (or i shankhubat), A mountain-top.
p Jc-Sj shand or shind, The beak and claws of a bird,
p shinddb (or J'XJ* shinddr), A kind of thistle.
a shinddkh, (shunddkh, shundakh, also
shundakhat), Any gratuity given on the finishing of a house, on
returning from a journey, or for any thing lost.
A shanddrat (and XjiXJ*), Jealous. Obscene.
a shandakhat (from q), Preparing the feast
shundakh, mentioned above.
p shandaf or shundaf, A military or musical drum,
p shundilah, Mallows.
shinztr (or shinztrat), Of a bad disposition.
A shanzub, Hard, firm, rough, sharp, piercing,
p <0j —* shanzabah, Name of the ox in Kalllah wa Dimnah.
A shanzarat, Ruggedness, asperity.
P shansh, A long hooked reed used by cotton-dressers.
a <X.v.*-.vA shinshinat, Nature, temper, disposition.
A‘^ 2 —1 shansarat, Vehemence.
shanslr, Vehemence, violence, hardness. Retuge.