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شرم sharm

P شرم sharm [Pehl. sharm; Zend fharema], s.f. Shame, bashfulness, modesty:—sharm-ā-sharmī, adv. Through shame; modestly:—sharm ānā (-ko), To feel shame; to be abashed:—sharm dilānā (-ko), To put to shame, to make (one) ashamed:—sharm rakhnā (-kī), To preserve from shame or disgrace, to guard the honour (of the beard, &c.):—sharm-zada, and sharm-sār, adj. Stricken with shame; bashful; ashamed, abashed:—sharm-sārī, s.f. Bashfulness, modesty; shame, disgrace:—sharm karnā, and sharm khānā (-kī), To feel ashamed, to be bashful or shy; to be abashed:—sharm-kī bāt hai, and jāʼe sharm hai, It is a shame:—sharm-kī jagah, and sharm-gāh, s.f. The privities:—sharm-gīn, vulg. sharm-gīṅ, adj. Bashful, ashamed, modest, abashed:—sharm-gīnī, s.f.=sharm-sārī, q.v.:—sharm lagnā (-ko) = sharm ānā, and sharm khānā, qq.v.:—sharm-nāk, adj.=sharm-gīṅ, q.v.:—sharm-wālā, adj. & s.m. (f. -ī), Shame-faced, bashful, shy;—a shame-faced or bashful person:—be-sharm, adj. Shameless, immodest, brazen-faced.