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p shtlah) Rice-soup. Wormwood.
shlllm, A ray or skate. Name of a river.
a shaym (from Putting (one thing into another, es
pecially a sword) into the sheath. Drawing (a sword). ^ atch-
ing a thunder-cloud to discover whether it will rain. Lntering
into. Shinty (pi. of ashy am) Distinguished by a black
mole or any other natural mark. A kind of fish. Shiyam^ (pi. ot
shimat) Manners, habits. Soils dug up.
p shinty The scale of a fish. A skate ; also another spe
cies of fish. The beaver. Rebellious. Unfortunate, disgraced.
Sir, your worship, and the like. (Burhan-i fcati^.)
a.*U--£> Shima-Uy Name of a woman.
a<U~2j shimaty (p shimah) Habit, nature, an excellent
disposition. Earth dug up.
p shimah, A kind of grape.
p ^--1 shayn. Bashfulness, modesty. A defect, detriment.
Shin, A wrinkle on the forehead. A kind of flute or pipe. A
reddish apple. A long and crooked cucumber reserved for seed.
A man addicted much to venery. (for nishin). Sit down.
A shayn (from ^^0, Disgracing, dishonouring, degrad
ing. Disgrace, shame. Shin, A miser. The letter Three
hundred. Shayyin, Shameful.
p shin a. Swimming, natation,
p shinaby Labour, study. Swimming.
PjL>. shin-khiyary A large cucumber kept for seed.
shinahy A kind of pipe.
shaynizy Coriander-seed.
?yJ* shitOy A declivity. A base, foundation. Below, under.
Humble, low, depressed. A valley. Rice-soup or gruel. A bow.
p ly-Ji shizsa. Eloquence. Eloquent,
p jU--! shiwady A species of water-fowl,
p L-Jj shizcd-zabdny Eloquent,
p shizcdny Mixed*, jumbled together,
p shizcdnidan. To mix. To steep flour in water, to
knead. To cause to tremble.
shuyukhj (pi. of shaykh) Elders. Doctors.
AcU^wl shuyukhiyaty Old age.
p shuyushah. An ingotof gold. The stalk of a cucumber.
A shuyu^ (from «---S>), Being divulged, published. Com
prehending. Following. Leaving (a portion) undivided,
p *--2 j shizcany Lamentation. A spear.
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pjb XjJ* shizcah-bdz (also j? shizcah-gar), A lover,
male or female coquet, playing oft' all the pretty arts of love,
p ^ shizvah-ddr. An artist, tradesman. Expert, clever,
p shizoah-zubuiiy Sweetly spoken, eloquent,
p shiyah. The neighing of a horse. A kind of pipe.
a shayhabur. An old woman with a little strength.
A shay ham, A (male) porcupine with large quills,
p shihah, The neighing of a horse.
a shayiy, (^-^ shi-ayy, or shu-ayy) A small thing,
somewhat.
a < ---A shuyayb, A little old man.
a AlJb shayLat (from Wishing, willing.
a shuyaykh, (dim. of A little doctor, or old man
p shayidan. To arm or equip one’s self.
, .a sad. The fourteenth letter of the Arabic and the seven-
teenth of the Persian alphabets. In arithmetic it expresses 90,
and is the abbreviature for jLa safar, the second Muhammadan
month. It seldom occurs in words not derived from the Arabic,
and is interchangeable with sd, ^jim ,J zayn, ^ sin, y
shin, and ^nyn. The power of ^js sad is that of s pronounced
with a hollow sound from the throat, not easily to be described.
A .tbtf sd-a. The water contained in the caul which envelops
the foetus in the womb. The after-birth of a sheep.
A c—jU? sab, A bitter plant. The colocynth. The juice of a
bitter tree. Sdbb, (part.) Pouring, diffusing.
A C— >Ls sa-ab (from Being troubled with nits (the
head). Drinking much water (a man). Quenching (the thirst).
a <ubtf sdbut, A slight touch of insanity.
x sdbir. Patient. Job. abu subir. Salt,
p sdbut ah. An old woman. An aged mare.
A (jy-'btf sdbun, Soap. sUM sdbunu'l leaf. Soap-ashes.
! v 4$ sdbunly A mixture of almonds, honey, and sesame-oil.
A ^c^btf sdbuniy, A soap-maker.
\ ^ji\a sdbi, (fem. sdbi-aty ph sdbi^un) Those
idolaters who change their religion, Pagans, or Sabeans.
A subiyat. The north-east wind.
A Cl^b? sat. Loud-voiced (man or ass). A fine shape.
a ^-bs sdh (for ^_^>-bc sahib), A friend. b yd suhi (lor
b yd sdkibi). Oh my friend.
A sahib. Enjoying, possessed of, or endowed with. A
lord, a master, a great man, a governor, a chief. A companion,
a friend. A title of courtesy equivalent to Master, Mr. and Sir.
This word is much used in composition to denote the master or
possessor of any quality or thing; asjbs^ sdhib-i ikhti-