سحر siḥr inf. n. of سحر 'to turn from his or its course'; 'to enchant'
A سحر siḥr (inf. n. of سحر 'to turn from (his or its) course'; 'to enchant'), s.m. Enchantment, fascination, magic, sorcery (syn. jādū):—siḥr-bāz, s.m. Enchanter, sorcerer, magician:—siḥr-bāzī, s.f.=siḥr:—siḥr-ě-ḥalāl, s.m. Lawful magic; skilful eloquence; poetry:—siḥr-sāz, and siḥr-gār, s.m.=siḥr-bāz:—siḥr-gārī, s.f.=siḥr.
شہر shahr v.n. fr. شہر 'to be apparent,' c.
A شہر shahr (v.n. fr. شہر 'to be apparent,' &c.), s.m. (orig.) 'The new moon when it appears'; a lunar month.
شہر shahr
P شہر shahr [Pehl. shatan; old P. khsatra; Zend khshathra, rt. khshi; S. क्षत्र, rt. क्षि], s.m. A city, town:—shahr-āshob, s.m. A disturber of the peace of a city; (met.) a mistress;—a poem on a ruined city:—shahr-āshobī, s.f. Disturbance of the peace of a city:—shahr-ba-dar, s.m. Banishment;—an exile; an outlaw:—shahr-ba-dar karnā, v.t. To expel from the town, to banish:—shahr-band, s.f. Wall of a city;—a prison:—shahr-panāh, s.f. Wall round a town; fortifications of a town, intrenchments round a town;—shahr-pūrā, s.m. Suburbs:—shahr-ḵẖabrā, s.m. An intelligencer; a newsmonger, quidnunc:—shahr-ě-ḵẖamoshāṅ, s.m. 'The city of the silent'; a cemetery:—shahr-dār, s.m. A bird-catcher; a huntsman:—shahr-g̠arīb, s.m. A stranger, a traveller:—shahr-gard, s.m. A city patrol:—shahr-gasht, s.m. A city patrol;—patroning a city; a marriage procession through a city.
شہد shahd, vulg. shahad
A شہد shahd, vulg. shahad, s.m. Honey (syn. madhu); anything very sweet:—shahd-kī makkhī, or shahd-makkhī, s.f. A bee:—shahad-kī mīṭhī ćhurī, lit. 'A sweet honeyed knife'; a foe in the garb of a friend:—shahad lagā-kar ćāṭnā, v.t. (colloq.), 'To apply honey and lick'; to keep a useless thing very carefully:—shahad lagā-ke alag ho-jānā, v.n. (colloq.), To sow dissension (between), to set by the ears.
شير shīr
P شير shīr [Zend khshīra; S. क्षीर], s.m. Milk (syn. dūdh)—shīr-birinj, s.m. Rice boiled in milk (syn. khīr):—shīr ḵẖisht, s.f. A substance which rests like dew on certain trees and is used in medicine; manna:—shīr-ḵẖẉār or shīr-ḵẖẉāra, s.m. A suckling, an infant, a babe:—shīr ḵẖẉāragī, s.f. Sucking, living on milk:—shīr-ḵẖẉurda s.m.=shīr-ḵẖẉār:—shīr-dār, adj. Milch; giving much milk:—shīr-shakar, s.m. 'Milk and sugar'; affection; close intimacy; intimate friends;—a kind of silk cloth:—shīr-garm, adj. 'Milk-warm,' lukewarm:—shīr-māl, s.f. Bread made with milk:—shīr-mast, s.m. A fine plump suckling, a fatling:—shīr-ě-nai, s.f. Juice of the sugar-cane:—shīr-o-shakar, s.m.=shīr-shakar, q.v.
