شريك sharīk v.n. fr. شرك 'to share,' c.
A شريك sharīk (v.n. fr. شرك 'to share,' &c.), adj. & s.m. Confederate, united, joint, concerned (in);—a sharer, participator, partaker (with); a partner, co-partner, an associate, a colleague, comrade, ally, a confederate, an accomplice, accessory; a member (of a community); a friend:—sharīkuʼr-rāʼe, adj. & s.m. Of the same opinion;—a person of the same opinion (as another):—sharīk rahnā, v.n. To live together:—sharīk-ě-shikmī, s.m. Joint owner; coparcener; joint sub-lessee:—sharīk karnā, v.t. To make (one) a sharer or partner (in, -meṅ), to include (in):—sharīk honā, v.n. To join (in, -meṅ), to co-operate (with), to partake (of), to participate (in); to be a partner or associate (of, -kā); to have or possess in common; to be an accessory (to, -meṅ), to abet:—sharīk ho-kar, adv. Conjointly, together.
شارق shāriq act. part. of شرق 'to rise' as the sun
A شارق shāriq (act. part. of شرق 'to rise' (as the sun)), s.m. The sun.
شرق sharq inf. n. of شرق 'to rise' as the sun
A شرق sharq (inf. n. of شرق 'to rise' (as the sun)), s.m. Rising (of the sun); the place of rising, the east (syn. mashriq):—sharq-istāṇ, s.m.=sharq and mashriq.
شارك shārak
P شارك shārak [S. शारिका; H. शारिक, सारिक, सारक], s.f. A starling; a mainā.
شرك shirk inf. n. of شرك 'to share,' c.
A شرك shirk (inf. n. of شرك 'to share,' &c.), s.m. Partnership, copartnership, a company, society;—(v.n. fr. اشرك, iv. of شرك) 'the attribution of a copartner to God,' belief in a plurality of gods, polytheism, paganism, unbelief, infidelity.
