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ستم sitam

P ستم sitam [Pehl. śtahmak; Zend hazaṅh; S. सहस्], s.m. Tyranny, oppression, injustice, extortion, distress, injury, violence, outrage, affliction, threatening, vexation:—sitam-dīda or sitam-dīd, sitam-rasīda, and sitam-zada, adj. & s.m. Subjected to tyranny, oppressed, injured;—one who is oppressed:—sitam-ẕarīfī, s.f. Exquisiteness or ingeniousness in tyranny:—sitam-kār, s.m. Tyrant, oppressor (=sitam-gār):—sitam karnā (-par), To practise tyranny or oppression (on), to tyrannize (over), to oppress;—to do wonders, perform prodigies, do something astonishing:—sitam-kash, adj. Oppression-enduring, oppressed; oppressive:—sitam-kushta, adj. & s.m. Killed by oppression, violently slain;—a martyr to tyranny:—sitam-kashī, s.f. Endurance of oppression:—sitam-gār,

sitam-gar, adj. & s.m. Tyrannical, oppressive;—tyrant, oppressor:—sitam-gārī, sitam-garī, s.f.=sitam:—sitam-war, adj. & s.m.=sitam-gar:—sitam-warī, s.f.=sitam.

شتم shatm inf. n. of شتم 'to revile,' c.

A شتم shatm (inf. n. of شتم 'to revile,' &c.), s.m. Reviling, vilifying, upbraiding; reproach, contumely, contempt; outrage, injury, villainy.