شمشير shamsher P s. f. A scimitar, sword. شمشير بہادر shamsher-bahādur, (ironically) A useless, worthless fellow. شمشيرزن shamsher-zan, A swordman. شمشيرزني shamsher-zan-ī, s. f. Swordmanship, use of the sword.

شرفا shurafā A s. plur. of شريف sharīf, q. v. A.P. شرفناک sharaf-nāk, adj. Honourable, full of honour. A.P. شرفياب sharaf-yāb, part. Obtaining nobility, ennobled.

شنجرف shanjarf A s. m. for Pers. شنگرف shan- garf, q. v.

شيطنت shait̤anat A s. f. Devilʼs tricks, wickedness.

شاملات shāmilāt A (plur. of شامل q. v.) The concerns that comprise (all parts); partnership.

شہر shahr A s. m. A month. (Plur. شہور).

شاه shāh P s. m. 1. A king, a prince; (adject.) Excelling, excellent, great, principal. 2. A title assumed by faḳīrs. 3. The king at chess. شاه باز shāh-bāz, 1. adj. Royal, noble. 2. s. m. A royal falcon. شاه باش shāh-bāsh, Bravo! well-done! شاه باشي shāh-bāsh-ī, s. f. Applause.

شروال sharwāl P (see سروال) s. m. Trousers.

شدکار shudkār P s. m. 1. Ground tilled and sown. 2. A person whose business it is to examine the state of the harvest. 3. Survey, valuation, estimate.

شيوه shewa P s. m. 1. Business, trade, profes- sion. 2. Manner, habit, custom. 3. Amorous looks. شيوه دار shewa-dār, 1. An artist, a tradesman. 2. Expert, skilful, clever.