شہد shahd P s. m. Honey. (corrupt. shahat, or sahat). شہد مکهي shahd-makkhī or شہد کي مکهي shahd kī makkhī, s. f. A honey-bee.

شبديگ shab-deg P s. f. A dish composed of meat and turnips dressed all night on the fire.

شماتت shamātat A s. f. Rejoicing at the dis- tress of another.

شہنشاهي shahanshāh-ī P See شاهنشاهي shāhan- shāh-ī.

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

شکاري shikār-ī P 1. adj. Of the chase, of prey, relating to hunting, &c. 2. s. m. A fowler, hunter, sportsman.

شبيه shabīh A (from شبه) 1. adj. Alike, resem- bling. 2. s. f. Picture, portrait, likeness.

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!

شايع shāʼịﻌ A part. act. (of شيع Heb. To exclaim) 1. Divulged, published, diffused, no- torious. 2. Distressed.

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.