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سيپ सीप sīp

H سيپ सीप sīp [Prk. सिप्पी; S. शुक्तिः], s.f. An oyster-shell; a bivalve shell, a shell; mother-of-pearl; the first mangoes that fall from the tree; a kind of mango (the stone of which resembles a shell):—sīp-kā botām, s.m. (colloq.), A mother-of-pearl button:—sīp-kā ćūnā, s.m. Shell-lime.

شپ shap akin to S. क्षिपा and क्षिप्रं, rt. क्षिप् 'to throw,' c.

P شپ shap (akin to S. क्षिपा and क्षिप्रं, rt. क्षिप् 'to throw,' &c.), s.f. Sound or noise (of a whip, or spears, &c.), whiz; sound of splashing:—shap-shap or shap-ā-shap, adv. Splash, splash;—quickly, speedily; fluently; without cessation or stopping:—shap-ā-shap karnā, v.n. To make a splashing noise, &c.; to splash; to clash; to sputter;—to make a noise with the lips in lapping, &c.

سفيه safīh v.n. fr. سفه 'to be ignorant or foolish,' c.

A سفيه safīh (v.n. fr. سفه 'to be ignorant or foolish,' &c.), adj. Light-witted, ignorant, stupid, foolish.

سپاه sipāh

P سپاه sipāh [old P. śpāda; Pehl. śpāh; Zend śpādha; cf. S. पदाति, and H. piyādā], s.f. Soldiery, soldiers; troops, forces, army:—sipāh-sālār (or sipah-sālār), s.m. Commander of an army, a general:—sipāh- (or sipah-) garī, s.f. The military profession, soldiering; military tactics.