"قاموس، فارسي، عربي، إنجليزي، مع أطروحة عن لغات أمم المشرق وآدابها وعاداتها" [ظ‎‎٥‎٠‎١] (١٨٢٦/١٠٠٧)

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yili
p shik-dar, A governor. An officer appointed to collect
the revenue from a certain division of land. Perplexing,
p shik-dari, The office of shikdar. Uncertainty.
a s&LL shikdat, An herb good for fattening.
A shakdaf, A kind of vehicle used in Hijaz.
a shakzjshikz, and shukaz, A young chameleon. ShikZj
A reptile. The chick of a bustard. Shakaz (from Be
ing sleepless. Having a malignant, fascinating eye. Departing,
being far distant. Motion. jJii 'i j fa *1 Id bihi shakazun
wa Id tiakazun, He does not move in it, he takes no concern.
jJb ‘i » Ai-i <*J L> md luhu shakazun tea Id nakazun. It is no
thing to him. Shakizj Sleepless. Evil-eyed.
A shakzd, A hungry eagle.
a ^tSUJashikzdnj (pi.of shakz, s/t/A**, and shukaz) Young
chameleons. Shakazdn, Sleepless. Malignant-eyed. Quick-
sighted; (hence) a wolf and a chameleon.
A jjLZ) shakr, Any business which demands aitention. Shakir,
The anemone, the tulip. Shukar, A cock. A lie.
p shikar, The anemone.
A shakrd, Name of a horse.
a shakirdt (or shakrdrt), (pi. of shakir)
Anemones.
A shuhrdn, (pi. of jLL shakir) Anemones.
a shakirrdk or shikirrdk, A green magpye.
a shukrat, A clear shining red colour. A rosy com
plexion in a man or woman. Shakirat, One anemone.
G shakardii/un, (SxofSiov) Water-germander.
a shakshakat (from q), Splitting (wood). Pro
nouncing, delivering (a discourse). Vociferating. Braying.
Shikshikat, A substance resembling lights protruding from the
mouth of a camel in heat. zu shikshikat, Vehement,
sonorous-voiced (orator).
A shikshikiy, A high-sounding speech.
a shiks, A particle, a part, a portion of land.
A shak^ (from £-s^), Drinking, sipping. Helping.
a l. g shakf, An earthen pot, a potsherd,
p (JsJ* shakak, Beating time in music.
a shikak, (pi. of shikkat) The halves of things split
lengthwise. Shukak, (pi. of shukkat) Long strips of cloths.
Intervals. Long journeys.
a shakl (heb. ^pt^) (from ^JiLi), Weighing (money).
Having to do (with a woman).
A i jjL*$hakn (from ,j^), Giving a little (present). Shakn,
shakin (or <,3^9 kahlun shaknun), Few, small.
k shuku-a (or isyLL shuku-at) (from IjL*), Breaking (the
head). Combing (the hair). Growing (a side-tooth). Striking
(any one with a stick) at the parting of the hair.
a LfajH shukub, (pi. of shakb and of shikb) Caverns.
L -r , y~ ) shukub wa aghwdr, Caverns and grottoes.
;j j a syL* shakwat and shikzcat (from •&£), Being miserable.
p thikut, A demon in a human form. The principle of
evil (j-^l Ahiraman. A raving madman. Va’v MaU
A shakur y Description, epithet. Shukur, Any thing ne
cessary to be done. A multitude. State, condition.
A shukuk, (pi. of^J^i* shakk) Fissures.
A^ja4> shukun (or tiyiL shukunat) (from Being little
(a present). Smallness of a present.
p shakah, shikah, or shakkah (from a 4s-Si shakkat), A
fissure. A notch. A crack in the hand or foot from walking.
a <&£» shukkah, (lit. A piece, from shakk) A royal order,
a letter (especially from a superior). (Hunter.)
p Jcj shakah-band, A kind of horse-armour,
p shukkahi, A curtain. (Castellus.)
a shakiy, Poor, miserable, wretched. Wicked, villain
ous. Petulant, insolent. A robber, assassin, banditti.
A shakih (or j ^*3 kabth wa shakih), Deformed.
A shakiz, Sleepless.
a shukayr, A species of chameleon.
A shakls, A partner. (A horse) running swiftly. A
little remaining of a great deal.
A Luiw shaktt, Earthen jugs.
A (JL-iLSi shakik, Split or halved. One half. A brother-uterine.
Shukayk, A half. A little uterine brother. A strong calf.
a tU-jLi shakikat, A fissure, a crack, a crevice, a notch. One
side (of the head). A pass or space between two mountains.
Ground between two heaps of sand (especially when producing
grass). Rain,lightning(as piercinglhe clouds). A sister-german.
a shakin, Few, little, small.
ril<i shak, Doubt. Scandal. A magpie. Shuk, Arsenic.
A ulXi* shakk (from shakka), Doubting, suspecting.
Limping (a camel). Applying closely (to any thing). Covering
one’s self with complete (armour). Piercing (with a spear).
Doubt, suspicion, hesitation, suspense, uncertainty. Arsenic.
Shikk, An upper garment. Shukk, Division. Schism. Diffi
culty, trouble.
A shak-a (from i^*). Being cracked (hands or feet),
p ICi shukd, A blow, a box. A quiver.
A-cl^-i shikd-a, (pi. of shakwat) Water, or milk-bottles.
A shakdt (from Complaining, telling one’s misfor
tunes. Relating a state of one’s maladies. Sickness.
Pjl£-i» shikar, The chase, hunting. Prey, game. Plunder,
booty, pillage, rapine, spoil. Perquisites. jlCi shikar
shudan, To be taken captive, to be seized. cMzin-i
shikar kardan, To go a-hunting. (part.of shikdridan),
Hunting, seizing. A hunter. jlLi jdn-shikdr, A ravisher
of hearts. j*<^< mardumshikdr, Pursuing or seizing men.
AjlCi shikar, (m of j&>) Showing gratitude, (ph of^-*
shakr), Vulvae mulierum.