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1 shi'a
faction [Heb ssi'a] Hin shiya, Per shi'e borrowed from Ar -
2 Shi Lu (Shih Lu)
[br]fl. late third century BC China[br]Chinese canal builder who constructed the oldest contour transport canal.[br]The background to Shi's work was the victorious campaign waged by the Qin emperor against the state of Yue. He scored a triumph by constructing the Ling Qu or "magic canal", by far the oldest contour transport canal in any civilization and which took the emperor's barges and warships across a mountain range. The canal joined the Xiang and Li rivers and included thirty-six lock gates.[br]Further ReadingJ.Needham, Science and Civilisation in China, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1971, Vol. IV.3, pp. 299, 300, 303ff., 375.LRD -
3 shi'ar
password, slogan; token [sha'ara] Aze süar, Per she'ar, Tur siar borrowed from Ar -
4 shi'r
knowledge [sha'ara]--------poetry, poem [sha'ara] Aze ser, Hin sher, Ind syaer, Per she'r, Swa shairi, Tur siir borrowed from Ar -
5 shi
mrain -
6 shí
song -
7 A bie shi?
Is it raining? -
8 Duket se do të bjerë shi.
It looks like rain. -
9 Po bie shi me gjyma.
It's raining cats and dogs. -
10 Du Shi (Tu Shih)
SUBJECT AREA: Mechanical, pneumatic and hydraulic engineering[br]fl. 25/57 AD China[br]Chinese official of high rank and patron of engineers.[br]He was Prefect of Nanyang, a region that had long been noted as a centre for metallurgical operations. He devised or at least sponsored the construction of water-powered blowing engines (hydraulic reciprocators or shui pai) for blast furnaces and forges in ironworks for making agricultural implements. This invention is significant because it incorporated all the components needed to convert rotary motion to reciprocating motion. The only watermills previously known in China were those recorded by Huan Tan in the first century BC.[br]Further ReadingJoseph Needham, Science and Civilisation in China, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1965, Vol. IV.2, pp. 31, 32, 85, 370, 377; Clerks and Craftsmen in China andthe West, 1970, pp. 119, 177, 186–7, 189.LRD -
11 at shí
music, singing -
12 Shivaismus
Shi·va·is·mus<->[ʃi:vaˈɪsmʊs]mShi·va-Ver·eh·rung<->[ˈʃi:va-] -
13 Shiva-Verehrung
Shi·va·is·mus<->[ʃi:vaˈɪsmʊs]mShi·va-Ver·eh·rung<->[ˈʃi:va-] -
14 ཤི་མ་རན་པ་
[shi ma ran pa]shi ba: die an untimely death -
15 Şiilik
"Shi´i lslam; Shi´ism." -
16 ཤི་རི་ཁན་ད་
[shi ri khan da]a kind of medicine -
17 ཤི་རི་ཤ་
[shi ri sha]a tree, its flower or fruit, acacia sirisa -
18 ཤི་རིག་
[shi rig]clinking, jingling -
19 ཤི་རུང་གསོན་རུང་
[shi rung gson rung]though i live or though i die -
20 ཤི་རོ་
[shi ro]carcass
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