شبانگه shabāngah P s. f. 1. The entrance of night, evening. 2. A place for cattle or sheep to remain in at night.

شاقه shāḳḳa A (from شقّ To split, to tear, to be difficult) adj. Difficult, perplexing, trouble- some, severe.

شطاح shat̤t̤āḥ A adj. (superl. of شطح) Meretri- cious, lascivious, obscene. See شتاه.

شحنه shaḥna A (or shiḥna, from شحن To drive away, to propel) s. m. 1. A viceroy, lieutenant, representative, superintendent of police. 2. A peon, or servant of a tax-gatherer.

شروال sharwāl P (see سروال) s. m. Trousers.

شميم shamīm A s. f. Odour, smelling.

شعار shiʼāﻌr A (from شعر Heb. ) s. m. 1. An under garment. 2. Mark, signal, sign. 3. Habit, custom, method, manner: (much used in compos. as) جادوشعار jādū-shiʼāﻌr, Magical.

شفعه shufʼaﻌ A (from شفع) s. m. Any possession coveted. حق شفع ḥaḳḳ-i-shufʼaﻌ, Right of preemption in favour of a person whose posses- sions adjoin to a land offered for sale.

شوق shauḳ A (Heb. q. d. motion or ten- dency towards any point, from To walk hastily, to run about) s. m. 1. Desire, inclina- tion, love, eagerness, avidity, fondness. 2. Gaye- ty, cheerfulness. 3. Curiosity. شوق ذوق shauḳ- ẕauḳ, s. m. Pleasure, delight, gratification. A.P. شوقي shauḳ-ī, adj. Desirous, desirer. A.P. شوقين shauḳ-īn, adj. 1. Intent upon, desirous, eager. 2. Lascivious.

شکم shikam P or shikm, s. m. The belly. شکم بنده shikam-banda, An epicure, glutton.