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سقا saqqā v.n. fr. سقي 'to give to drink'

A سقا saqqā (v.n. fr. سقي 'to give to drink'), s.m. Water-carrier; one who gives to drink, a cup-bearer (=sāqī); waterer (of plants, &c.);—a pelican (=murg-ě-saqqā,—so called because it draws water for itself).

سکا सिक्का sikkā, सिका sikā

H سکا सिक्का sikkā, सिका sikā, s.m.=سکه sikka, q.v.

شقه shuqqa for A. شقة shuqqat, v.n. fr. شقّ 'to tear, rend,' c.

P شقه shuqqa (for A. شقة shuqqat, v.n. fr. شقّ 'to tear, rend,' &c.), s.m. lit. 'A piece'; a royal order or communication, a letter (esp. from a superior), a note.

شقيقه shaqīqa for A. شقيقة shaqīqat, v.n. fr. شقّ 'to split,' c.

P شقيقه shaqīqa (for A. شقيقة shaqīqat, v.n. fr. شقّ 'to split,' &c.), s.m. A crack, fissure, &c. (=shaqq); one side (of the head), a temple.

شکي shakkī rel. n. fr. shakk, q.v.

P شکي shakkī (rel. n. fr. shakk, q.v.), adj. Doubtful, perplexing; sceptical; suspicious:—shakkī mizāj, adj. Of a sceptical turn of mind, &c.; undetermined, wavering, hesitating.