English Meaning of شش shush 🔴 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.

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شش shush : 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.

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