سقط saqat̤ v.n. fr. سقط 'to fall or drop,' c.
A سقط saqat̤ (v.n. fr. سقط 'to fall or drop,' &c.), s.m. What is dropped, or thrown away; anything worthless or useless, or held in mean estimation; refuse, rubbish; merchandise of a perishable quality (either spoilt, or spoiling);—an error, blunder, mistake, defect; anything disgraceful or shameful; improper or evil speech, abusive language, abuse:—saqat̤ honā, v.n. To drop, to die (applied to animals); to be dropped (as the young of an animal), to miscarry.
سکات sukāt inf. n. of سکت 'to be or become silent'
A سکات sukāt (inf. n. of سکت 'to be or become silent'), s.f. Silence;—adj. Silent; silenced.
شوکت शौकत shaukat
P شوکت शौकत shaukat, corr. shokat (for A. شوکة, n. of un. fr. shauk, inf. n. of شوك 'to pierce,' &c.), s.f. A thorn;—power, might, majesty, grandeur, magnificence, dignity, state, pomp:—shaukatuʼl-baʻīr, A thistle.
سقط saqt̤ v.n. fr. سقط; see saqat̤
A سقط saqt̤ (v.n. fr. سقط; see saqat̤), s.m. Sparks struck from a steel; fire.
ساکوت sākūt intens. n. fr. سکت; see sākit
A ساکوت sākūt (intens. n. fr. سکت; see sākit), adj. Constantly or continually silent;—s.m. A silent man.
