شمسي shams-ī A adj. Solar. شمسي قمري shams-ī ḳamar-ī, adj. (solar and lunar) 1. A perquisite taken by the officers of government, being the difference between the pay for a lunar and solar month. 2. A monthly period of three or four days, during which the female attendants in the womenʼs apartments have leave of absence.

شايستگي shāyasta-gī P s. f. Affability, fitness, aptitude, propriety, expediency, consistency.

شہوار shah-wār P adj. Worthy of a king, princely; s. m. A matchless pearl.

شبديگ shab-deg P s. f. A dish composed of meat and turnips dressed all night on the fire.

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

شان shān A (from شأن Heb. To do, to act, to make, to take care of) s. f. 1. Business, affair. 2. Dignity, pomp, state, condition, degree. 3. Constitution, nature, disposition. شاندار shān-dār, adj. Stately, a person of state and dignity, or man of rank.

شامت shāmat A s. f. 1. (from شؤم) Mischance, bad luck, adversity. 2. (from شام) A black spot or mole. ¶ shāmit (from شماتت) part. act. Laughing at anotherʼs misfortune.

شيشم shīsham शिंशपा S̱. s. f. A kind of wood. (Dalbergia sisu: Roxb.).

ششدر shash dar P (شش Six) s. m. 1. A cube, a die. 2. adj. Astonished, confounded, ashamed. H.S̱. ششکارنا shushkārnā, v. n. To encourage or stimulate a dog to the chase, by the sound shush. H.S̱. ششکاري shushkārī, s. f. Impelling a dog to the chase.

شہلا shahlā A adj. Having dark grey eyes with a shade of red.