لغت

صغير ṣag̠īr v.n. fr. صغر; see ṣig̠ar

A صغير ṣag̠īr (v.n. fr. صغر; see ṣig̠ar), adj. Small, little;

minor, junior; inferior:—ṣag̠īr-sin, adj. & s.m. Of tender age;—a youth; a minor; a child:—ṣag̠īr-sinnī, s.f. Tender age; childhood, early youth; minority.

صغر ṣig̠ar inf. n. of صغر 'to be small,' c.

A صغر ṣig̠ar (inf. n. of صغر 'to be small,' &c.), s.m. Smallness, minuteness.

شگار shagār =shagāl, q.v.

P شگار shagār (=shagāl, q.v.), s.m. A jackal.

شگار shigār cf. shikār

P شگار shigār (cf. shikār), part. adj. Eating, devouring (used as last member of compounds);—s.m. Anything eatable.

صغار ṣig̠ār pl. of ṣag̠īr, q.v.

A صغار ṣig̠ār (pl. of ṣag̠īr, q.v.), adj. & s.m. Small;—little people, the small:—ṣīg̠ār-o-kibār, The small and the great; the populace at large.