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shakbal, tamarisk sugar. (The maiina produced in the hot 

 weather on Tamarix articulaia and Tamarix gallica). 

 P. shakar. 

 cJ'f^ shakhal, adj. sweet, fair. 



J y _ shalwai, | ^^^^ loose trowsers worn by Balochis. 



jj^^ shalwar, 



gwai(7i-shalwar, puffed up, proud. 

 J*'* sham, boundary, water-parting. 

 L-^A-^ shamb, branch. 



f*^*"^ shamusha^/t, \ p.p. shamushta, to forget. Cf. P. fard- 



shamusha_^7«, ) moshidan. 



(J_j-*"* shamol, water-parting. 



shinz, the camel-thorn. {Alhagi Ilauroram.) 



Cf. Pashto, zoz. 



V^'^ shanikh, kid (f.) 



shav-kash. For shaf-kash, the night-expeller, i. e. VenuSp 



the morning star. 



U-^ shawa, ) ^ , , 



, ^ \ you. P. shuma. 



^* sh'a, ) 



S^(ji\yi^ shawankh. See shafankh, shepherd. 



^yii shodhnffJi, p.p. shustha, to wash. P. shustan. 



jan-shoJ/zay/t, to bathe. 



^Jy^ shoray7«, saltpetre. P. shora. 



^^j^ shawashkay/i, v., p.p. shawa/f/stha, to sell. (Cf. P. iaro/ch- 



tan). 



^j--^ shukayA, to smell. 

 f^-^ shuvn, miser, avaricious. Ar. 

 ^ff^J^j-^ shuhaz-khanay/i, to like, prefer. 

 _jlf^ shahr, town, village. P. 

 yLMr** shahur, good manners. Ar. 



sh'i. Contraction for ash-i, from thia. 

 sh-i phalawa, from this direction. 

 ^lVa*v siijdi^ a negro. Ar. 



'^J;-* shet/Zi, hence, from here. (For ash-edh.) 



