شفيع shafīﻌ A (from شفع) adj. 1. Advocate, patron. 2. Possessing a right of preemption founded on contiguity. (See شفعه shufʼaﻌ). شفيع جار shafī-iﻌ-jār, The occupant of ground which is simply in the neighbourhood of ano- ther estate. شفيع خليط shafī-iﻌ-ḵẖalīt̤, The occupant of ground in actual contact, or in- termixed with another estate. (The right of

شہرگ shah-rag P (شه q. v. and رگ Vein) s. f. The great vein in the arm.

شصت shaṣt P adj. Sixty.

شٿ षट् shaṭ S adj. Six. See کهٿ.

شرابور sharābor सर्ववोद S̱. adj. Soused, drip- ping wet.

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.

شہيد shahīd A (from شہد) s. A witness; a mar- tyr (any Muhammadan killed in battle is so called). adj. Killed. شہيدهونا shahīd honā, 1. To be killed. 2. To fall in love. (Pers. plur. شہيدان).

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

شدايد shadāʼịd A s. plur. (of شديدة) Difficult things, difficulties.

شاذ shāẕẕ A (part. act. from شذّ To remain alone or separate from others) adj. Uncommon, mi- raculous, wonderful; irregular or anomalous (in grammar), an exception. adv. Seldom.