سانس सांस sāṅs
H سانس सांस sāṅs [Prk. सासो; S. श्वासः], s.f. Breath, breathing, respiration; sigh;—a unit of time (equal to six breathings); a crack or fissure (which lets in air):—sāṅs ulṭī lenā (or ulṭe sāṅs lenā), To draw in the breath, to gasp (as a person in agony):—sāṅs bharnā, To draw a deep breath; to heave a sigh, to sigh, to regret; to gasp, pant:—sāṅs ćurānā, To hold in (one's) breath, to pretend to be dead:—sāṅs ćaṛhnā (-kī), To be short of breath; to gasp, pant:—sāṅs ruknā or ruk-jānā (-kī), The breath to be stopped, to be suffocated, be stifled; to be smothered, be throttled:—sāṅs roknā (-kī), To stop the breathing (of), to suffocate, stifle; to throttle:—sāṅs-kā rog, s.m. Asthma:—sāṅs khaiṅćnā, To take a long breath; to hold in the breath; to pretend to be dead:—sāṅs lenā, To take breath, to breathe, to draw breath; to sigh, to repine.
شناس shanās, vulg. shinās imperat. or rt. of shanāḵẖtan; see shanāḵẖt
P شناس shanās, vulg. shinās (imperat. or rt. of shanāḵẖtan; see shanāḵẖt), act. part. Understanding, intelligent; knowing, acquainted with (used in comp., e.g. ḥaq-shinās, 'knowing what is right'; &c.).
شاهنشاه shāhanshāh shāhan, for shāhān, pl. of shāh+shāh
P شاهنشاه shāhanshāh (shāhan, for shāhān, pl. of shāh+shāh), s.m. King of kings, lord of lords; an emperor; a title adopted by the old kings of Persia:—shāhanshāh-ě-falak, s.m. The sun.
