شاه تره shāh-tara P s. m. Oldenlandia biflora.

شہباز shah-bāz P s. A larger kind of falcon, a royal falcon. P.S̱. شہبالا shah-bālā (comp. of Pers. شه and Sans. बाल Child) s. m. The companion of a bride- groom.

شارق shāriḳ A (part. act. of شرق) s. m. The sun.

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

شگفتن shuguftan P inf. or verb. n. To bloom, blooming.

شفق shafaḳ A (Heb. To applaud. Chald. To suffice, to be in doubt, q. d. between day and night) s. m. 1. Evening twilight. 2. Con- dolence, sympathy, kindness. 3. Fear.

شتاب shitāb P s. m. (dakh. s. f.) Haste, quickness. 2. adj. Quick, speedy. 3. adv. Quickly, expeditiously, soon. شتاب باز shitāb-bāz, Hasty, expeditious.

شہريت shahr-iyat P. s. f. Peopling, population, township or extent of a city.

شتابي shitāb-ī P adv. Quickly, hastily. s. f. Quickness, haste, expedition, despatch.

شکر shakar P or shakkar (Arab. سکر) s. f. Sugar. شکرافشاني shakar-afshānī, s. f. Scattering of sugar. شکرخا shakar-ḵẖā, Chewing sugar. شکربهتا shakar-bhatā, s. m. A kind of sweetmeat made of rice, butter, and sugar. شکرخند sha- kar-ḵẖand, Smiling sweetly, speaking gently with a smile of love, charming, gracious, amiable. شکرريز shakar-rez, adj. Scattering sugar, mel- lifluous. شکرفروش shakar-farosh, A seller of sugar; (met.) a mistress. شکرگفتار shakar-guf- tār, adj. Speaking agreeably, eloquent. شکرلب shakar-lab, adj. Sugar-lipped.