شبانروز shabān-roz P adv. Night and day.

شرماشرمي sharmā sharmī P. adv. Modestly. P.H. شرمانا sharm-ānā (from شرم) v. n. To be abashed, to feel shame, to be ashamed. P.H. شرماو sharm-āʼū, adj. Bashful. See شرمنده.

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.

شايق shāʼịḳ A (part. act. of شوق Heb. To desire) adj. Full of desire, desirous, lascivious, fond.

شقه shuḳḳa A (from شقّ) s. m. A royal order, a letter (especially from a superiour).

شکاف shikāf P s. m. See شگاف shigāf.

شہدا shuhadā A s. plur. (of شہيد) Martyrs.

شفعه shufʼaﻌ A (from شفع) s. m. Any possession coveted. حق شفع ḥaḳḳ-i-shufʼaﻌ, Right of preemption in favour of a person whose posses- sions adjoin to a land offered for sale.

شہتوت shahtūt P s. m. A mulberry.

شاگرد shāgird P s. m. 1. A scholar, disciple, ap- prentice. 2. A servant. شاگرد پيشه shāgird- pesha, s. m. A servant. شاگرد رشيد shāgird-i-rashīd, s. m. A complete scholar, an apt scholar.