شقي shaḳī A (from شقا) adj. 1. Wretched, mise- rable. 2. Villanous, vicious.

شصت shaṣt P adj. Sixty.

شريان shiryān A s. f. An artery. (Plur. شراين).

شتر shutur P (San. उष्ट़) s. m. A camel. شتربان shutur-bān, A camel-driver (or keeper). شتردل shutur-dil, adj. Timid. شتردلي shutur- dil-ī, s. f. Timidity. شتربي مہار shutur-i-be mahār, adj. Incorrigible, refractory. شترسوار shutur-sawār, Mounted on a camel, rider of a camel. شترغمزه shutur-g̠ẖamza, Wickedness, deceit. شترقطار shutur-ḳat̤ār, 1. A string of camels. 2. A series, line, row, &c. شترکينه shutur-kīna, adj. Bearing malice (the camel being remarkable for doing so). شترگام shutur- gām, A camel-step. شترگاؤ shutur-gāw, s. The camelopard. شترمرغ shutur-murg̠ẖ, s. m. An ostrich. شترنال shutur-nāl, s. f. A small gun carried on a camel.

شيش شاٴي shesh̤-shāʼī S̱. See سيش ساٴي sesh̤- sāʼī.

شمله shamla A (Heb. from شمل Heb. To surround) s. m. 1. The worked or embroi- dered end of a turband or kamar-band, some- times tucked into the folds, and sometimes left flying loose. 2. A narrow kind of shawl for tying round the waist or the head.

شہاب shihāb A s. m. 1. A bright star, a falling star, a meteor. 2. Flame. 3. (Pers.) ¶ sha- hāb, A red colour.

شجره shajara A s. m. A list of saints, or holy predecessors (in the manner of a genealogical tree) given to disciples.

شکاف shikāf P s. m. See شگاف shigāf.

شناساٴي shināsā-ī P s. f. Acquaintance, know- ledge.