شافی shāfī for A. شافٍ shafiṉ, act. part. of شفو to restore to convalescence'
P شافی shāfī (for A. شافٍ shafiṉ, act. part. of شفو to restore to convalescence'), adj. & s.m. Restoring to convalescence, health-giving, healing, sanative, salutary;—relieving from doubt (an answer); categorical, decisive, positive, final;—a restorer to health, a healer:—shāfī-ě-ḥaqīqī, 'The true or actual healer'; and shāfī-ě-mut̤laq, 'The absolute healer'; epithets of the Deity.
صافي ṣāfī
P صافي ṣāfī, adj.=ṣāf, q.v.;—s.f. A cloth through which liquids are strained, a strainer; a filter; a cloth or rag for cleaning, rubbing, or wiping (a slate, or a writing-board, &c.), a wiper; a duster; a dish-clout; a tea-cloth; a cloth with which a kettle or pot is lifted off the fire;—ṣāfī-nāma, s.m. A general release, discharge from an obligation; a discharge, a certificate (cf. rāẓī-nāma).
شافع shāfěʻ act. part. of شفع 'to join oneself to, to aid; to make petition or intercession,' c.
A شافع shāfěʻ (act. part. of شفع 'to join oneself to, to aid; to make petition or intercession,' &c.), adj. & s.m. Deprecating; interceding;—an intercessor, mediator, advocate, patron.
شافعی shāfěʻī rel. n. fr. shāfěʻ
A شافعی shāfěʻī (rel. n. fr. shāfěʻ), s.m. Name of the Imām Abū-ʻabduʼl-lah Moḥammad-bin-Idrīs, one of the chiefs of the four principal sects of the Moḥammadan religion;—a follower of the Imām Shāfeʻī.
شفيع shafīʻ v.n. fr. شفع; see shafāʻat, and shufʻa
A شفيع shafīʻ (v.n. fr. شفع; see shafāʻat, and shufʻa), s.m. Intercessor; advocate, patron;—a possessor of the right of pre-emption, one who demands and obtains, as a neighbour (or a partner), the right of purchasing a house, or a piece of land, that is to be sold:—shafīʻ-ě-jār, s.m. The occupant of ground which is simply in the neighbourhood of another estate:—shafīʻ-ě-ḵẖalīt̤, s.m. The occupant of ground in actual contact, or intermixed with, another estate (the right of pre-emption is stronger in the latter than in the former case).
