شبا shabā P. s. (dakh.) Night-attack: see شب خون shab-ḵẖūn, under شب shab.

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

شاداب shādāb P adj. Fresh, verdant, moist, pleasant, agreeable, succulent. s. Fresh her- bage.

شيد shaid P s. m. Deceit, trick, fascination.

شرک shirk A (from شرک To accompany : Heb. To connect, interlace) s. m. 1. Company, society, partnership. 2. Polytheism, pagan- ism, infidelity (i. e. ascribing plurality to the deity).

شہزاده shah-zāda P s. m. A prince.

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

شوخ shoḵẖ P adj. Mischievous, playful, pert, saucy, brisk, cheerful, buxom, sly, humorous, wanton, strong, insolent, presumptuous. شوخ چشم shoḵẖ-chashm, adj. Wanton-eyed, having a playful eye, unceremonious. شوخ چشمي shoḵẖ-chashm-ī, s. f. Wantonness or playfulness of the eye.

شعبه shuʼba A s. m. The cleft or crack of a moun- tain in which water stands, a channel in which water flows especially through the sand.

شہنشاه shahanshāh P s. m. See شاهنشاه shāhan- shāh.