سیاہ

siyāh [Pehl. śiyāh, śyāk; Zend śyāva; S. ँयाम], adj. Black, dark, sombre; unfortunate, bad:—siyāh-bāt̤in, adj. & s.m. Black-hearted, false-hearted;—a false-hearted man, dissembler, hypocrite:—siyāh-baḵẖt, adj. Unfortunate, unlucky:—siyāh-baḵẖtī, s.f. Misfortune, ill-luck:—siyāh-posh, adj. Clad in black, dressed in mourning;—one who is clothed in black:—siyāh-tāb, adj. Black and shining, glossy black:—siyāh-tālū, adj. Blackmouthed (a horse, etc.); abusive; whose curses prevail:—siyāh-ćashm, adj. Black-eyed; unkind, cruel:—siyāh-ćashmī, s.f. Blackeyedness:—siyāh-dil, adj. Black-hearted, malevolent:—siyāh-dilī, s.f. Malevolence:—siyāh-rū, adj. Black-faced; unlucky; disgraced;—s.m. One whose face is black:—siyāh-roz, adj. Unfortunate, unhappy:—siyāhrozī, s.f. Adverse fortune, ill-luck:—siyāh-t̤ālě`, adj. Of unlucky destiny, unfortunate:—siyāht̤ālě`ī, s.f. Unluckiness, misfortune, bad luck:—siyāh-fām, adj. Black-coloured, black, blackcomplexioned:—siyāh-qalam karnā, To delineate:—siyāh-kār, adj. & s.m. Sinful, wicked, bad; tyrannical;—evil-doer, sinner; cheat:—siyāh-kārī, s.f. Black deeds, foul deeds, wickedness; lewdness; misfortune, oppression; roguery, deceit:—siyāh-kāsa, s.m. lit. 'Black cup'; a miser, niggard, sordid wretch:—siyāh karnā, v.t. To blacken; to scribble upon; to call to account, take an account of; to mar, spoil, ruin:—siyāh-gosh, s.m. lit. 'Black-eared'; a lynx, Felix caracal:—siyāh-mast, adj. Dead drunk:—siyāh-mastī, s.f. Extreme drunkenness.