"قاموس، فارسي، عربي، إنجليزي، مع أطروحة عن لغات أمم المشرق وآدابها وعاداتها" [ظ‎‎٥‎٠‎٨] (١٨٢٦/١٠٢١)

914
-r- y ** هذه التواريخ تقريبية 1
a shaicadl, (pi. of and of
Flaming, shining. Flames.
A s »«a5 t i f (pi. of shu^t) Far distant. Diffused.
A Jilyi shazcaghil, (pi. ofiUU) Affairs occupying much.
a J%ij*«® 3 t// > (pl.ofiKUa»dF<faOHyPochoBdria. Tracts.
Roads, ways, rules.
v JU. shazcrd, Coarse loose trowsers. Trade, craft, pro
fession. The bustard.
a shazowdl, (pi. of shawtcdlat and jj^^
w ;/) The tenth Muhammadan month ; in the beginning ot which
they celebrate their festival called Bayrdm.
r lKSLS. shazculak, A little bustard.
a shawamity (pi. of shamitat) The feet of beasts.
Those who rejoice on account of the misfortunes of others.
• A shareumikhy (pi. of shdniikh) High mountains.
A shazedmiz, (pi. of shdmiz) Pregnant (camels).
Ulfc-i shazzdmily (pi. of shdrnil) Containing.
shuzsdn (for shuhdn)y A shepherd.
shiwdh, (pi. of Sli. shut) Sheep. Wild oxen.
shazedhid, (pi. of AfisU* sftoMd) Witnesses.
A shazeuhik, (pi. of shdhik). High mountains.
a shazedhtn, (pi. of shdhin) Falcons, hawks.
a [:)*£ shawdyd, (pi. ofXij-i») The worst parts of men or cattle.
a shazed-ib, (pi. of shd-ibat) Impurities.
a &>\y* shitcdyat or shuwdyat, The worst part or refuse. Part
of a flock. Shuwdyaty A crust, a biscuit.
r^V shuzed-iy Deafness. {Burhdn-i kati^)
a shazzb (from t-Jy-), Mixing. The juice of meat.
Honey. A piece of cake or paste. ^ shazeb min
haminiy A draught of hot water.
r shdby A turband. A handkerchief, a napkin, (from
j- - *- shustan) Washing. (HuaVter.)
a s/im- 6 (from t— jU), Kindling, lighting (a fire).
shazebdy Gruel. Weavers’glue,
p shubdny A shepherd, a pastor,
p shubaj, A rolling-pin.
p t ^ f j shubargy New or made wine.
^ shobasty An incantation, fascination. A cure.
A u v.
p cA
A
A
a c-J*-' ^ shu-buby A plump of rain. The vehemence, sharp
ness, or severity of any thing.
v Xj J* shazeparahy A bat.
p Shutan, Name of a man.
Ak>-j-£> shazchaty A kind of yew-liee.
p shdkh, Cheerful, sprightly, mirthful, jovial, festive, joy
ous, brisk, joyful, spirited, saucy, petulant, insolent, impudent,
whimsical, capricious, playful, mischievous. Ready (with an
answer). Beautiful, elegant, well-proportioned. Natural, agree
able, congruous. Wicked, sordid, impure, rascally, filthy, las
civious, obscene. A tyrant, a scoundrel. A hedgehog. Haid
-
in the hands or feet from work or walking. A tree which, when
one branch is lopped off, throws out several new ones. Shukh
Dirt, filth, impurity. Bus, matter.
p . A ^ shokh-chashm. Impudent, wanton-eyed. Crying
with anger, eyes flashing fire with rage. Inhuman, tyrannical.
P shokh-dtdah, Impudent, wanton.
Aki-y- shazokhat. An ear of corn. A bunch, a cluster.
shdkh-rungy Of a bright or pleasant colour.
P - A- s hdkh-tabt t aty Naturally cheerful.
shukhgin (or shukhgin), A running sore.
shukh-gir. Sordid. A malken, or coal-rake,
p shukhgini, A hardness on the hands and feet.
P Jyyy shokhuduiiy To scratch the face. To assemble,
p CJ\j shukhndk, Sordid, nasty, filthy, defiled.
P shokhiy Jollity, mirth, petulance, impudence. Shd-
khiy Filth, rust, rubbish.
P ^jy-y shdkhldan, To be jovial, cheerful. Shukhtdan, To
be rusty, filthy. To flatter, to caress. To vex, plague, disgust.
To hide. To make haste.
p jy shud (for shud), Is, was, became, was made. A gar
ment singed by fire, and yellow. A little ant. Shizoad, Anise.
A jJ^y shuddniky A woodpecker.
a yy shazvdah (and yy shazezah), Long-bodied,
pyy shudary A plant like the citron.
a Jjy shazodaky A bracelet.
AaLijy shazedakat (from Jjy q), Taking hold with the
fino r ers after the manner of a hawk with his claws.
P ^yy shudan, To be, become. To go, depart. To die.
To cease, fail, perish. To carry off, to remove. To obliterate,
p ^jy shudiy Perfection, completion. ( Burhdn-i kdti^.)
A ^y^Jy shazezdniky A kind of hawk.
A <-->j>y shazczaby Long.
a yy shazezar (from chddar^ } A veil reaching to the
heels which women put on when going out.
a jjy shazozaky A bracelet.
Aj y shazer (from jy), Acquiring, collecting toge%r.
Taking (honey) from a hive. Offering (cattle) to sale ; riding
(a horse) backwards and forwards, by way ot shewing him to
buyer. Fattening (a horse). Name of a man.
Pj y shdry Salt, brackish. Salsuginous ground. Terror.
Flight. Bad luck, ill omen. Commotion, agitation. Fluctua
tion (of water). A tumult. Calamity, distress. Conte ?
litigation. Cry, noise, outcry. Labour, exertion. Dirty wa
A horse-market. Whatever beguiles the time. A brazen tru p
Mixed, confounded. Washing. ^ shdr dddan, To dung.
A^y shurdy Agreement, convention, mixture. (Hlnte )
shdr-angeZy Exciting tumults, seditious,
p yyfil jy shur-angeziy Sedition.