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شکل shakl, vulg. shakal inf. n. of شکل 'to be a like, or match,' c.

A شکل shakl, vulg. shakal (inf. n. of شکل 'to be a like, or match,' &c.), s.f. Likeness, resemblance, semblance, appearance, image, effigy (syn. shabah); model, pattern, mode, manner (syn. mis̤āl); shape, form, figure (syn. (ṣūrat); formation, configuration; (in Geom.) a diagram; a proposition:—shakl bigāṛnā (-kī), To spoil the appearance or the form (of), to disfigure, deface; to disgrace,

dishonour:—shakl banānā (-kī), To make a likeness, or a figure, &c. (of); to give shape (to); to assume a form or appearance or character:—to put on a wry face, to make a face:—shakl denā (-ko), To give form or shape (to):—shakl-ě-mis̤ālī, s.f. A model, pattern:—shakl-ě-naz̤arī, s.f. (in Geom.), A theorem:—shakl-navīs, s.m. A portrait-painter:—ham-shakl, adj. Of the same form or figure, like, similar.

شاقل shāqul

P T شاقل shāqul, = P T شاقول shāqūl, s.m. A plummet (=sāhul, sahūl, sahol).

شاقول shāqūl

P T شاقول shāqūl, = P T شاقل shāqul, s.m. A plummet (=sāhul, sahūl, sahol).

شکيل shakīl v.n. fr. شکل; see shakl

A شکيل shakīl (v.n. fr. شکل; see shakl), = H شکيلا shakīlā (fr. the A. shakīl), adj. (f. -ī), Well-formed, comely, handsome.