شبگاه shab-gāh P s. f. 1. Night-place to keep any thing in. 2. Night-time.

شه shah P (contract. of شاه) s. m. 1. A king. 2. Check (at chess). 3. (in compos. it means) Royal, great, large, &c. شہا shah-ā, O king. شہباز shah-bāz, The royal falcon. شه زور shah- zor, adj. Stout, gallant, strong, brave, heroick. شه زوري shah-zor-ī, s.f. Valour, heroism. شہسوار shah-sawār, A good rider, a jockey, a horse- breaker. شہمات shah-māt, Checkmate. شه نشين

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.

شورش shorish P (from شوريدن) s. f. 1. Tumult, insurrection, confusion. 2. Brackishness, saltness.

شب shabb A s. m. Alum.

شقايق shaḳāʼịḳ A (from شقّ) s. m. 1. A tulip. شقايق النعمان shaḳaʼiḳu-n-nuﻌmān, The anemone. 2. plur. (of شقيقه) Cracks, fissures. A. P. شقدار shiḳḳ-dār, 1. s. m. An officer appoint- ed to collect the revenue from a certain division of land. 2. adj. Perplexing, uncertain. A. P. شقداري shiḳḳ-dār-ī, s. f. 1. The business of a shiḳḳ-dār. 2. Perplexity, uncertainty.

شتاه shattāh A. adj. perhaps for شطاح shaṭṭāḥ, q. v.

شرارت sharārat A (from شرر) s. f. Wickedness, vice, mischief, depravity, villany.

شيخ shaiḵẖ A (vulg. sheḵẖ) s. m. An old man, a venerable old man; a chief, a prelate, a title taken by the descendants of the prophet, and given to proselytes to Muhammadanism. شيخًا shaiḵẖaṉ, adv. In the manner of a chief, au- thoritatively. شيخ ڐونڐو shaiḵẖ-ḍoṅḍū, A figure dressed up by way of sport or charm. شيخنا shaiḵẖanā, MyLord! my preceptor! my patron!

شباروز shab-ā-roz P (same as شب وروز) adv. Night and day, i. e. always.