شربت sharbat A (from شرب) s. m. 1. Sherbet, beverage, drink. 2. The dose of a medicine. شربت دار sharbat-dār, s. m. A servant who has the charge of the water, wine, &c. a butler.

شفيعا shafīʼāﻌ A. s. m. A kind of Persian charac- ter or handwriting.

شہر shahr A s. m. A month. (Plur. شہور).

شيرين shīrīn P adj. 1. Sweet. 2. Pleasant,

شہاد shahād A (perhaps, for اشہاد plur. of شاهد) s. m. Evidences, witnesses.

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.

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.

شليته shalīta H s. m. A canvass sack, &c. in which baggage is fastened previously to being loaded on cattle.

شش shush P s. m. The lungs. درد شش dard- i-shush, The peripneumony. ¶ shash, adj. Six. شش پہل shash-pahal, or شش پہلو shash-pahlū, or شش جہت shash-jihat, adj. Having six sides, hexagonal; a hexagon. شش و پنج shash-o-panj (Sixes and fives) Confusion, perplexity.

شيخوخت shaiḵẖūḵẖat A s. f. Old age.