شوق shauq inf. n. of شوق 'to excite desire,' c.
A شوق shauq (inf. n. of شوق 'to excite desire,' &c.), s.m. Desire, yearning, deep longing, predilection (for, -kā), inclination, affection, love; fancy (for), pleasure (in); taste; ardour, zeal, eagerness, avidity; alacrity, gaiety, cheerfulness; curiosity:—shauq-ẕauq, s.m. Pleasure, delight, gratification:—shauq-se, adv. With alacrity, &c., with pleasure, gladly, cheerfully; at pleasure, according to (one's) wish or desire.
سيك सेक sek
H سيك सेक sek, s.f.=seṅk, q.v.
شائق shāʼiq act. part. of شوق 'to excite desire,' c.
A شائق shāʼiq (act. part. of شوق 'to excite desire,' &c.), adj. Having the desire excited, full of desire, desirous (of), longing (for); ardent, zealous; lascivious.
شکوه shukoh, shikoh, shakoh
P شکوه shukoh, shikoh, shakoh [rt. Zend khshvip = S. शिप्], s.f. Majesty, magnificence, dignity, grandeur, state; train, pomp, parade; stir, to-do:—shukoh karnā, To act pompously, to make a stir, or to-do.
ساق sāq fr. سوق
A ساق sāq (fr. سوق), s.f. The leg (from the ankle to the knee), the shank;—trunk, shaft, bole (of a tree); stalk (of a herb):—sāq-ě-ʻarūs, s.f. lit. 'Bride's leg'; a sort of sweet bread.
