سلك silk v.n. fr. سلك 'to insert,' c.
A سلك silk (v.n. fr. سلك 'to insert,' &c.), s.m. Thread, string; order, series, train; course, tenour; road, way:—silk-bandī, s.f. Account of the daily receipts of revenue made out at the end of the month, when the whole is added together and formed into one total.
شلق shalq or shalaq
P شلق shalq or shalaq, = P شلك shalak or shallak, s.f. A discharge (of musketry, &c.), a round, volley (=shalḵẖ);—a beating (with a whip), scourging; a blow;—coitus.
سلاك salāk
P سلاك salāk, s.f. (local)=salāḵẖ, q.v.; and cf. next.
شلاق shalāq cf. shalḵẖ, and shalq
P شلاق shalāq (cf. shalḵẖ, and shalq), s.f. Flagellation, flogging;—coitus:—shalāq-ḵẖẉārī, s.f. The suffering a flogging.
سالك sālik act. part. of سلك 'to go along, to travel,' c.
A سالك sālik (act. part. of سلك 'to go along, to travel,' &c.), part. & s.m. Going, travelling;—traveller; (met.) devotee; a class of Moḥammadans who observe the law and lead a domestic life; an individual of that class (P. plur. sālikān).
