سب सब sab
H سب सब sab [S. सर्वं; Prk. सव्वं], adj. & s.m. All, entire, whole, total; every; any;—all people, everybody; the whole (the oblique pl. is generally sabhoṅ):—sab-ṭhikāne, adv. Everywhere:—sab-jnān, vulg. sab-gyān, adj. & s.m. All-knowing, omniscient;—all knowledge, knowledge of all:—sab ḥāl, s.m. The whole case, all the facts, full particulars:—sab-samet, adv. All together, in all, in the total:—sab-kā, adj. (f. -ī), Of or pertaining to all, general, common, universal, public:—sab-kā-sab (f. sab-kī-sab), s.m. & adv. The whole (of a thing), all of it together; altogether, completely:—sab-ke-sab, s.m. pl. & adv. All without exception (of a number of objects), the whole of them together; completely:—sab-kućh, Everything, all:—sab-koʼī, Everyone, everybody, all:—sab-khawwā, adj. & s.m. Omnivorous;—one who eats everything and anything:—sab-kahīṅ, adv. Everywhere:—sab-gablā, s.m. A mash; hodge-podge:—sab-log, s.m. The whole world, all people, everybody.
شيب sheb said to be a contrac. of nasheb; but cf. شعب sheʻb
P شيب sheb (said to be a contrac. of nasheb; but cf. شعب sheʻb), s.m. A descent, declivity; a hollow; the lower part or bottom (of a mountain, &c.);—adv. At the bottom (of), under, below.
شيب shaib inf. n. of شيب 'to be hoary,' c.
A شيب shaib (inf. n. of شيب 'to be hoary,' &c.), s.m. Whiteness (of the hair), greyness, hoariness.
سبع sabʻ
A سبع sabʻ, adj. Seven:—sabʻa-saiyāra, The seven planets.
شب शब śab, 1˚
H شب शब śab, 1˚ s.m.=śav, q.v.;—2˚ adj. corr. of sab, q.v.
