شارع shāriﻌ A (part. act. from شرع To pass a law, to enter the highway) 1. s. f. A highway. 2. s. m. A lawgiver. شارع عام shāri-iﻌ-āﻌmm, s. m. A publick road, highway.

شريعت sharīʼaﻌt A (from شرع) s. f. 1. The laws of Muḥammad. 2. Law, justice, equity.

شامخ shāmiḵẖ A part. act. (from شمخ) 1. High, elevated. 2. Proud.

شمر shimar A n. prop. The name of one of Ya- zīdʼs generals, who slew Ḥusain in the plains of Karbalā; and hence now means, vile, infa- mous, &c

شاهين shāhīn P s. m. A royal white falcon.

شوميت shūm-iyat A s. f. Stinginess, niggardliness.

شش shush P s. m. The lungs. درد شش dard- i-shush, The peripneumony. ¶ shash, adj. Six. شش پہل shash-pahal, or شش پہلو shash-pahlū, or شش جہت shash-jihat, adj. Having six sides, hexagonal; a hexagon. شش و پنج shash-o-panj (Sixes and fives) Confusion, perplexity.

شور shor P 1. s. m. Cry, noise, outcry, clamour, din, renown, uproar, exclamation, disturbance, tumult. 2. adj. Salt, brackish, very bitter. 3. adj. Unlucky. 4. part. act. (of شوريدن) Dis- turbed, mad. شورانگيز shor-angez, Exciting

شہزاده shah-zāda P s. m. A prince.

شک shakk A s. m. f. Doubt, suspense, hesita- tion, uncertainty. ¶ shikk, s. (in the Kāmūs thus explained, الحُلّةُ الّتِي تُلّبَسُ ظُہوُرُ اُلِسّيَتَينِ) The covering with which the backs of the two extremities of the bow are covered.