شاکل shākal शाकल्य S̱. s. f. A mixture of se- samum seed, barley, ghī, coarse sugar, fruits, &c. used in oblations to the gods.

شہتوت shahtūt P s. m. A mulberry.

شرمندگي sharmanda-gī P s. f. 1. Bashfulness, modesty. 2. Shame, repentance, disgrace.

شگونيا shugūn-iyā P s. m. A diviner, an augur, an explainer of omens.

شوخي shoḵẖ-ī P s. f. Mischief, playfulness, fun, pertness, forwardness, humour, sauciness, wan- tonness, coquetry.

شکر shakar P or shakkar (Arab. سکر) s. f. Sugar. شکرافشاني shakar-afshānī, s. f. Scattering of sugar. شکرخا shakar-ḵẖā, Chewing sugar. شکربهتا shakar-bhatā, s. m. A kind of sweetmeat made of rice, butter, and sugar. شکرخند sha- kar-ḵẖand, Smiling sweetly, speaking gently with a smile of love, charming, gracious, amiable. شکرريز shakar-rez, adj. Scattering sugar, mel- lifluous. شکرفروش shakar-farosh, A seller of sugar; (met.) a mistress. شکرگفتار shakar-guf- tār, adj. Speaking agreeably, eloquent. شکرلب shakar-lab, adj. Sugar-lipped.

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

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.

شہرگ shah-rag P (شه q. v. and رگ Vein) s. f. The great vein in the arm.

شوهر shauhar P s. m. A husband.