'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎510v] (1025/1826)

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Being of the colour of ashes; of a mixed colour where white
predominates. Shuhub, (pi. of shihab) Flaming fires.
r shahba, A mule of an ash-colour, inclining to black. A
stubborn, biting, kicking mule.
A shuhba, Ash-coloured (she-ass or camel), verging to
white. Clear (night). Bright with arms (squadron).
shahbaru, A ditch round a city. A barbican.
rjL^i shah-baZ) The noblest species of falcon. A noble, ge
nerous man; a brave soldier; an excellent youth.
shah-baz-i buland-parwaz, A high-soaring falcon,
p shah-bal, The longest feather in the wing,
p I'b shah-bdld (or <t!b <Ui>), The friend of the bridegroom.
a shuhbdn, (pi. of shihab) Flaming fires.
a shuhbat, An inclination more to white than black,
p shahbad, The leader of an army.
a j+fr* shahbar, Aged, with a little strength. Large-headed.
a shahbarat (from j+fr* q) 5 Being bi-coloured (the anus
of a camel). Being about to weep (on account of something).
An old woman.
p shahbartj Amber.
pLjL^A shah-balut, A chesnut.
pjJc^Ij shah-bandar, A custom-house. A free port. The
cliief cuslom-house officer.
p shah-bayt, The last distich of the ghazal or Eastern
ode; also of an epigram. &\j* shah-bayt-i du^u-i
shah, The conclusion of the prayer for the king.
shahpar, The longest feather in the wing. A rower.
v Sj+sJ* shahparah, An old woman.
pj'j shah-tdr, The thickest string of a musical instrument.
A shahtaraj (from p shdhtarah), Fumitory,
p shah-tut, A blackberry, a mulberry,
p Shah-jdn, N ame of the city yj.o Marzo.
AtL^sr**' shahjabat (from q), Perplexing (business),
p shah-chdl, A term used at chess when the king only
can move. (» UN TER.)
*a shahida, (fut. yashhadu) He bore witness.
a shahd. Honey. A honey-comb. Sugar, (pi. of
shahid) Evidences, eye-witnesses. pj~*\ shahd-dmez, Sweet
as honey.. kaldm-i shahd-amez, Words mixed
with honey, eloquence. A shahd-ifd-ik, Pure honey.
Shuhd, Honey. A honey-comb. Shahad (from ^A), Testify
ing, bearing witness. Shuhhad, (pi. of JJJslA shahid) Witnesses.
a ^ shahdd (or shahdan) Before one’s face.
shuhadd, (pi. of shahid) Witnesses. Martyrs.
tarikhu'sh’shuhadd, The history of the martyrs,
i.e. The persecutions of Dioclesian.
p C—>1 shahddb (or shahdubuh), Hydromel, julap.
a shihddrat, A wicked man, a sycophant. A sower
of discord. Short and thick-bodied.
a shahddnak, (p AjIjcA shah-ddnah) Hemp-seed.
p shah-ddnah, Hemp-seed. A large pearl. The largest
bead or grain in a rosary. Mastic.
shahdar, A boy (especially from three to six years of
age). Wealthy, abounding in good things.
p U~^ ^ '*** s hah-i du pds, The lord of two watches, namely,
Muhammad. The sun. Adam. The heart.
shah-diwdr, A high wall surrounding a palace.
a ^ shihzdrat, Wicked. A sycophant. Short and thick
bodied. Pain or difficulty in proceeding.
*a shahara, (fut.^lJ yashharu) He divulged,
p shahr, A city.
A jJ* shahr (from j$t>), Publishing abroad, blazoning forth.
Drawing a sword and brandishing it over people’s heads. The
moon, the new moon. A month (especially luna£). Learned,
p shahr-i khudd, The month Rajab.
p shahr-drdy, The embellishment of the city. One
whose office is to decorate a city on public occasions.
p shahr-dshdb, A disturber of the tranquillity of the
city, a mistress. A kind of verses. (Hunter.)
p shah-rdh (for s\j shdh-rdh), The king’s highway.
pjb^A shahir-bdz, The river Oxus.
shahrabat, An old woman,
p jtJDjiJ* shahr ba shahr, City by city,
p Juj jit* shahr-band, The walls of a city. A prison,
p shahr-pandh, Wall or entrenchments round a town.
a shuhrat (or pXj^ shuhrah), Renown, fame, reputa
tion, a divulging, celebrating, or rendering illustrious. Ru
mour, report. Celebrated. A title of respect. Jjlil shuhra-i
dfdk (also shuhra-i ^alam), Celebrated all over the
world, p shuhra-i dardgh, A false report.
aA shuhra-i shahr shud, It is spread over the city, it is town-talk.
shuhrat-guzin, A candidate for fame,
r shahrukhd, A term used at chess,
p shahr-ddr, A huntsman, a bird-catcher.
v\*jjzZ* shahr-rawd, Leathern mdney.
r shahristdn, A large fortified city,
p shahr-gharib, A stranger, a traveller.
A <—Lfi shahraf, A spinning-wheel or reel.
p shah-rag, The great vein in the arm.
p shahrmand, Covetous, full of desire,
pjli jiJL Shahr-ndz, Name of the sister of Jamshed.
p shahrawd (for shahr-razod), Leathern money,
p shah-rud, A mighty river. Name of a river. The
thickest cord of an instrument. Name of a musical instrument.
pj ^jiJL shah-ruz, A great river,
p tjyjzZ* shah-rdzah, One who begs his daily bread,
p shah-rah, A royal road, a main road,
p shuhrah-band, Attentive only to the surface ol things,
shallow, ignorant. Famous, well known.
Pt^^A shahri, A citizen. The city and citizens.