شادي shād-ī P s. f. 1. Pleasure, delight, joy. 2. Marriage, festivity, rejoicing. شادي مرگ shā- dī-marg, 1. s. f. An easy death, death from joy. 2. adj. Dying easily or from joy. شادي کرني shādī karnī, To feast. شاديان گنانا shadiyāṅ ginānā (dakh.) To make merry.

شاگردي shāgird-ī P s. f. Learning, studying, ap- prenticeship, pupilage.

شخصيت shaḵẖṣīyat A s. f. Nobility, rank, hu- manity.

شيرازه shīrāza P s. m. The stitching of the back of a book, sewing button holes. شيرازه بندي shīrāza-bandī, s. f. The binding of a book.

شک shakk A s. m. f. Doubt, suspense, hesita- tion, uncertainty. ¶ shikk, s. (in the Kāmūs thus explained, الحُلّةُ الّتِي تُلّبَسُ ظُہوُرُ اُلِسّيَتَينِ) The covering with which the backs of the two extremities of the bow are covered.

شبانروز shabān-roz P adv. Night and day.

شولا sholā H s. m. Ӕschynomene paludosa: Roxb. (The wood of which, being very light and spongy, is used by fishermen for floating their nets. A variety of toys, such as artificial birds and flowers, are made of it. Garlands of those flowers are used in marriage ceremo- nies. When charred it answers the purpose of tinder).

شرن शरण sharaṇ S s. See سرن saran.

شنيدني shanīdan-ī P adj. Fit or worthy to be heard.

شامخ shāmiḵẖ A part. act. (from شمخ) 1. High, elevated. 2. Proud.