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A Dictionary : Part-1 (Hindustani and English)

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شافع

Shāfi',

deprecating, interceding ; (sub.) a patron, an advocate. A.

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شافعی

Shāfi'ī,

prop. ; one of the chiefs, of the four principal sects of the Muḥammadan religion ; adj. following the sect of Shāfi'ī. A.

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شافہ

Shāffa,

a bougie, a pessary, a suppository. A.

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شافی

Shāfī,

healing, salutary, one who healeth. Shāfī,I ḥaḳīḳī, an epithet of the Deity. A.

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شاق شاقہ

Shāḳḳ, Shāḳḳa,

difficult, perplexing, troublesome. A.

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شاک

शाक

Shāk,

a potherb or vegetable ; one of the seven Dwīpas or divisions of the world ; an era, especially that of Sālivāhana, commencing 76 or 78 years after the Christian era. S.

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شاکت

शाक्त

Shākta,

a worshipper of the female principle. S.

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شاکر

Shākir,

grateful, praising, thanking. A.

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شاکل

शाकल

Shākal,

a mixture of sesamum seed, fruits, ghī, barley, coarse sugar &c., used in oblations to the gods. S.

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شاکمبھرﻱ

शाकम्भरी

Shākambharī,

a city supposed to be the modern Sāmbhar in Ajmere. Shākambharīya, m. a salt brought from a lake in the vicinity of Sāmbhar. S.

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