'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎508r] (1020/1826)

v ' * ^ ^ shanlak, An ear of corn. A bunch of grapes.
t < ,* Cl’-A than lit k) A whirl on the top of a spindle,
pyJi shinaw (from ^Ju^> shinidan)^ Hearing, understand-
ino*. Shanu f The cypress. The wild plum or cherry-tree* A
tree of which arrows are made. ^q ^rfT woJs J A
i> \yJl> shinawd, A hearer. *7 >
p shanwur, Inner breeches. Loose trowsers.
p shinzodnidan, To cause to hear or understand,
p shanzvd-t) Hearing. (Gladwin.)
a iyJit shanu-at (or SyJl> shanuwat), Abstinent. Abstinence,
p shunudan. To hear, to understand. To obey,
p shanusuh (or shanushah), Sneezing.
A shunus (from Adhering. Hanging. Being
twisted. adT ( sAom
A <— shunuf, (pi. of shanf and shunf) Ear-rings.
A shanun, Neither fat nor lean. Hungry. Fat. Lean,
p shanunitun, (in ancient Persian) To write,
p SJjyJt) shinzounduh or shinazoandah, A hearer, an auditor,
p Shameahy Genoa.
p shinwldan or shinazsldan^ To hear. To smell,
p shanah or shinahy A corn-fork with three prongs. The
neighing of horses. The grunting of hogs, the purring of a lion;
any noise in general. Curse, malediction. »SAannaA, The neigh
ing of a horse.
p shanahbary An aged woman.
p ^;-,£ shaniy The spear at the top of an ensign-staff or ban
ner, a demi-lance, or javelin. A large pan of brass or copper.
Name of an herb.
a < - w-. A shantby One who has clean teeth, sweet breath.
A shantjy (A horse) having the thigh-nerve contracted,
p v • A -' shantdy The beak or pounces of a bird. Shinidy He
heard. Hearing. The thing heard.
p s/mmi/rtn, To hear. To make an assault. To smell.
To collect. Shintdariy To hear, to listen, to attend to, to obey,
p shintdahy Heard. Who has heard.
A shinntr f Of a bad disposition.
shaniZy Ebony. A bow. Shuniz, Coriander.
aJ~-2j shinntZy Fennel-flower, or its seed,
p E J ;•--*» shanizah (or shamjah)y A comb, especially one
used by weavers, embroiderers, and the like.
p skanljahy A fringe left on the edge of cloth.
A shammy Base, shameful, odious, hateful, deformed,
abominable, hideous, detestable, shocking. akhbdr-i
shant^ahy Disagreeable news.
\ shamuity Turpitude. (Gladwin.)
p shimftany To be altered. To be confounded.
a shantky A spurious man, a bastard. A cross-bar for
supporting honey-combs in a hive.
A shantriy A trickling down of water.
vshaWy (imp. of shudan) Be, exist. Be thou, (in
comp.) Being, existing, (for shabby Night, (for
shawhar), A husband, jA shaw kardany To annihilate.
ShtWy The declivity of a mountain. Shdy Wash thou. Washing,
a lotion. A kind of gruel. Weavers’glue. The treadle of a
loom. shust o shu kardany To wash.
a .tjA shu-u (or s-yL *yt>)y Words used in calling to asses.
pUA shazsdy Existing. Deaf. Shizcdy A hardness or blister
in the hands or feet from too much work, or over-walking. Filth
on the body. A small vestibule. Anise.
A shated or shazoany (pi. of shazedi) Skins of heads.
k s-\yL shized-a. Any thing roasted, especially flesh-meat.
Shazszcdi-Uy A roaster of meat.
a shizod-aty A piece of roast meat.
A shazedbby (pi. of shdbbat) Youths, young men.
A s\yJi> shazadty The skin of the head,
p shazedt or shuzedty A bustard.
Aj>-\yZ> shazedjiry Things averting or preventing. Accidents.
a shazedjiny (pi. of shajinafy Vallies full of trees.
a shazsdhty (pi. of shdhiyat) Gaping (horses),
p S\yt> shazedd or shuzsddy A bustard, Shuzoddy A flame.
a jLi shazodzzy (pi. of shdzz) Separate from the rest.
PjL^i shazzdr or shuzedry A bustard.
\j\yL shazvdry A form, figure. A garment, apparel. Sha-
zed/'y shizedry and shuzedry Household furniture. Apparatus for
a journey. Pudendum virile et muliebre. Shizcdr , (m of jy**}
Consulting, deliberating with.
a < shawdriby The gullet. Veins in the throat, (pi. of
shdrib). Whiskers. sakhbu'sh’shazedrib,
(An ass) braying loudly.
a JjLi shazsdridy (pi. of shdridat) Flying, fugitive.
(Songs) flying from country to country, fugitive pieces.
a shazodri t y (pi. of shdri^) Highways, (pi. of
shdriuit) Levelled, pointed (spears). Setting (stars).
a shazedrify (pi. of aLi^li) Old arrows. W r ine-vessels.
A shazsdriky (pi. of lijlS.) Splendours. Brightness.
v shizedshy Aniseed.
A (jA-i shizedsy Depravity, villainy.
A shazodsiry (pi. of shdsirat) Nets, gins, traps.
A ^^*9 1^1 shazodsly (pi. of L-slii) Stretched leathern bottles.
A )a\yL shizedty (pi. of ky-l shazet) Courses, single heats.
T\s\y^ shuzedty A bustard. (Castellus.)
A u-JsjyA shazsdtiby (pi. of shdtibat) Women who split
the palm-branches into thin chips for making mats.
a shazedti-ay (pi. of shdti-a and <LkLi> shdti-at)
Sides of streams, banks of rivers.
a IsUi shizvdz or shuzcaz. Flame without smoke. The smoke
of fire. The heat of fire, or of the sun. Reproach, censure. The
eye ; also the talons of a bird. A bustard.
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