شوم shūm A adj. 1. Black. 2. Unfortunate, unlucky, disgraceful, vile. 3. Miser, niggard. شوم بخت shūm-baḵẖt, adj. Unfortunate, wretched. شوم طبع shūm-t̤abﻌ, adj. Ill-tem- pered, stingy. شوم قدم shūm-ḳadam, adj. Un- lucky, bad (omen). شوم مزاج shūm-mizāj, adj. Stingy.

شرب shurb A s. m. Drinking, drink, beverage.

شکل پکش शुक्लपक्ष shukl-paksh̤ S See سکل پچهہ sukal-pachchh̤, under سکل sukal.

ششدر shash dar P (شش Six) s. m. 1. A cube, a die. 2. adj. Astonished, confounded, ashamed. H.S̱. ششکارنا shushkārnā, v. n. To encourage or stimulate a dog to the chase, by the sound shush. H.S̱. ششکاري shushkārī, s. f. Impelling a dog to the chase.

شايستگي shāyasta-gī P s. f. Affability, fitness, aptitude, propriety, expediency, consistency.

شگوفه shugūfa P or shigūfa, or (in Hind.) shagū- fa, s. m. A flower, a bud. شگوفه لانا shugūfa lānā, 1. To bud, to put forth young shoots. 2. To produce something new and wonderful.

شير sher P s. m. A tiger, a lion. شيرآبي sher- i-ābī, s. m. An alligator. شيرقالي sher-i-ḳālī, (the effigy of a tiger) A person only fit to be looked at, a braggart. شيرگردون sher-i-gardūn, s. m. 1. The sun. 2. The sign Leo. ¶ shīr, s. m. Milk. شيرخوار shīr-ḵẖẉār or شيرخواره shīr-ḵẖẉāra, A suckling, an infant. شيرخوارگي shīr-ḵẖẉāra-gī, s. f. Sucking, living on milk. شيرخورده shīr-ḵẖụrda, A suckling. شيردار shīr-dār, adj. Milch, giving much milk. شيرشکر shīr-shakar, 1. A kind of silk-cloth. 2. Affec- tion. شيرگرم shīr-garm, Milk-warm, lukewarm. شيرمال shīr-māl, s. f. Bread made with milk. شيرمست shīr-mast, A fine plump suckling, a fatling. شيرني shīr-i-nai, Juice of the sugar cane.

شادي shād-ī P s. f. 1. Pleasure, delight, joy. 2. Marriage, festivity, rejoicing. شادي مرگ shā- dī-marg, 1. s. f. An easy death, death from joy. 2. adj. Dying easily or from joy. شادي کرني shādī karnī, To feast. شاديان گنانا shadiyāṅ ginānā (dakh.) To make merry.

شجاع shujāﻌ A (from شجع To be brave; Heb. To be mad, to rage. Orig. in impetuous action: Willmet) adj. Brave. (Pers. plur. شجاعان shujāʼāﻌn, The brave).

شہتوت shahtūt P s. m. A mulberry.