اشر asharr A adj. compar. (of شریر) More or very vicious, malignant, atrocious, flagitious: or vi- cious, malignant, &c. اشرالناس asharru-n-nās, The most wicked of men.

اٿنا عشر is̤nā aﻌshar A Twelve; the twelve Imāms. اٿنا عشري is̤nā-aﻌshar-ī, adj. Relating to the twelve (Imāms).

بشر bashar A s. m. Man, mankind, a human being, mortals.

بشرطيکه ba-shart̤e-ki P. On condition that, provided that.

بشره bashara A s. m. The countenance.

تشرع tasharruﻌ A (inf. v. of شر) s. m. 1. The ordinances of a prophet, particularly the laws of Muhammad. 2. Acting agreeable to those ordinances.

حشرات ḥasharāt A s. plur. (of حشرة) 1. The buzzing noise of a crowd. 2. Reptiles, insects, animalcules. حشرات الارض ḥasharātu-l-arẓ, Reptiles, insects.

شر sharr A s. f. Wickedness, depravity, malig- nancy, evil.

شراب sharāb A (from شرب To drink) s. f. Wine, spirituous liquor. شراب پرتگالي sharāb-i-purtu- gālī, Portugal wine. شرابا طہورا sharābaṉ t̤a- hūrā, Nectar. شراب خانه sharāb-ḵẖāna, s. m. A tavern. شراب خوار sharāb-ḵẖẉār, Drinking wine, wine-drinker. شرابخواري sharāb-ḵẖẉār-ī,

شرابور sharābor सर्ववोद S̱. adj. Soused, drip- ping wet.

شرابي sharāb-ī A adj. Intoxicated. s. m. A drunkard.

شرار sharār A (from شرر) s. m. A spark, or sparks of fire.

شرارت sharārat A (from شرر) s. f. Wickedness, vice, mischief, depravity, villany.

شراره sharāra A s. A spark of fire.

شرافت sharāfat A (from شرف) s. f. Nobility.