سڙن सड़न saṛan i.q. saṛnā, q.v.
H سڙن सड़न saṛan (i.q. saṛnā, q.v.), s.f. Decay, decomposition, putrefaction, rot, rottenness; (in surgery) a gangrene.
شرعًا sharʻaṉ acc. of sharʻ
A شرعًا sharʻaṉ (acc. of sharʻ), adv. According to the law, legally:—sharʻaṉ-o-ʻurfaṉ, adv. According to both the religious law of God and the law of society.
سعدين saʻdain
A سعدين saʻdain, s.m. obl. dual (of saʻdāni, fr. saʻd, q.v.), s.m. The two fortunate planets, Jupiter and Venus (or Venus and Mercury).
شادان shādān
P شادان shādān [shād, q.v.+ān = Zend aff. āna or ana = S. अन], adj. Pleased, cheerful, glad (of, -se), &c. (=shād, q.v.).
شيرين shīrīn, vulg. shīrīṅ
P شيرين shīrīn, vulg. shīrīṅ [shīr, q.v.+īn = Zend aff. aêna = S. इन्], adj. Sweet; pleasant; gentle, affable:—shīrīn-adā, adj. Of sweet or pleasing manners:—shīrīn-zabān, adj. Sweet-spoken, gentle-voiced, affable; eloquent:—shīrīn-zabānī, s.f. Sweetness of speech, affability; eloquence:—shīrīn-t̤abʻ, adj. Of sweet or gentle manners; of mild disposition:—shīrīn-kalām, or shīrīn-guftār, or shīrīn-maqāl, adj.=shīrīn-zabān, q.v.:—shīrīn-lab, adj. Sweet-lipped.
