بشير bashīr A s. m. A messenger of good tidings.

بشيش bishesh̤ S विशेष See بسيکهـ bisekh̤.

تشيخ tashaiyuḵẖ A (inf. v. of شيخ) s. m. Osten- tatious pretence to, or display of rank or dignity.

تشيع مذهب tashaiyuﻌ-maẕhab A 1. Heresy. 2. The sect of shīʼaﻌ, followers of Alī. See شيعه.

توشيح taushīḥ A (inf. ii. of وشاح) s. Putting on the girdle called وشاح; (in poetry) arranging the verses so that the initials of the lines being put together may form some word or verse.

تپشيا tapashshiyā S̱. s. f. See تپسيا tapasyā.

جمشيد jamshīd P n. prop. Name of an ancient king of Persia.

خورشيد ḵẖụrshaid P or ḵẖụrshed, s. m. The sun. خورشيدرو ḵẖụrshaid-rū, Having a countenance dazzling as the sun.

دوآشيانه do-āshiyāna P (with two rooms) s. m. A kind of tent.

دوبهاشيا du-bhāshiyā S̱. (see under دو) s. m. An interpreter.

دوشيزه doshīza P s. f. A virgin.

دوشيزگي doshīza-gī P s. f. Virginity.

رشيد rashīd A (from رشد) part. 1. Guiding to

شمشير shamsher P s. f. A scimitar, sword. شمشير بہادر shamsher-bahādur, (ironically) A useless, worthless fellow. شمشيرزن shamsher-zan, A swordman. شمشيرزني shamsher-zan-ī, s. f. Swordmanship, use of the sword.

شياطين shayāt̤īn A s. plur. (of شيطان) Devils.