شرمگين sharm-gīn P adj. Bashful, ashamed, mo- dest, coy.

شاميانه shāmiyāna P. (from سايبان) s. m. A ca- nopy, awning.

شہوتي shahwat-ī A. adj. Lascivious, lustful.

شل shal P s. A sort of fine coloured leather in- serted in the seams of shoes, saddles, &c. ¶ shul, adj. Soft. ¶ shil, s. A small spear, a round fruit resembling a quince.

شقايق shaḳāʼịḳ A (from شقّ) s. m. 1. A tulip. شقايق النعمان shaḳaʼiḳu-n-nuﻌmān, The anemone. 2. plur. (of شقيقه) Cracks, fissures. A. P. شقدار shiḳḳ-dār, 1. s. m. An officer appoint- ed to collect the revenue from a certain division of land. 2. adj. Perplexing, uncertain. A. P. شقداري shiḳḳ-dār-ī, s. f. 1. The business of a shiḳḳ-dār. 2. Perplexity, uncertainty.

شفتالو shaftālū P s. m. 1. A peach. 2. The co- lour of the flower of the peach tree.

شترتا शत्रुता shatrutā S s. f. Enmity.

شلتاقي shiltāḳ-ī P adj. Quarrelsome, quarrelling without reason.

شاکني शाकिनी shākinī S s. f. A female divi- nity of an inferiour character, attendant espe- cially on Siva and Durgā.

شکوا shakwā A (improp. shikwā) s. m. Com- plaint, upbraiding. شکوه مند shakwa-mand, adj. Full of complaint. شکوه ناکي shakwa-nāk-ī, s. f. Fulness of complaint.