شاد shād
P شاد shād [Zend shāta, perf. part. of shā, 'to rejoice,' &c.], adj. Pleased, delighted, exulting, joyful, happy, glad, cheerful, rejoicing (in); (in comp.) full (of); much:—shād-āb, adj. Full of water or moisture, moist, humid, succulent; fresh, verdant; pleasant, agreeable:—shād-ābī, s.f. Moisture; succulence; freshness, verdure; &c.:—shād-ḵẖẉār, adj. Fortunate, well off; voluptuous;—s.f. A dancing-girl, an adulteress, a strumpet:—shād-dil, adj. Cheerful, gay-hearted, delighted, happy:—shād-kām, adj. Rejoicing, exulting; joyous, happy, contented:—shād-kāmī, s.f. Gladness, happiness, delight, content:—shād karnā (-ko), To gladden, delight, rejoice, exhilarate.
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.
