شقاوت shaḳāwat A (from شقا) s. f. Misery, dis- grace, poverty, villany.

شامي لگانا shāmī lagānā S̱. (शंव The iron head of a pestle. See s̱. سامي) To shoe with iron.

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

شريفه sharīfa A. s. m. A custard apple. (Annona squamosa).

شيطان shait̤ān A (from شطن Heb. To be disobedient or hostile) s. m. The devil, Satan. شيطان کي آنت shait̤ān kī ānt, The devilʼs guts, any thing very long and winding (as a lane). (Plur. شياطين). A.P. شيطاني shait̤ān-ī, adj. Devilish.

شاهين shāhīn P s. m. A royal white falcon.

شاد shād P adj. Pleased, delighted, glad, cheer- ful, exulting. شاد خوار shād-ḵẖẉār, 1. adj. Voluptuous. 2. s. f. An adultress, a strumpet. شاد دل shād-dil, adj. Cheerful, delighted, hap- py. شاد کام shād-kām, adj. Joyous, happy, contented. شاد کامي shād-kām-ī, s. f. Gladness, happiness, delight, content. شاد کرنا shād karnā, v. a. To gladden, to delight, rejoice, exhilarate.

شاباشي shābāsh-ī P (contract. of شادباشي) s. f. Praise, applause.

شہچال shah-chāl P s. f. A term used at chess, when the king only can move.

شومڙي shūmṛī H s. f. A kind of fried food. A.P. شومي shūm-ī, s. f. Avarice, niggardliness.