शहज़ादा śhahzādā

शाह śāha sha:h (nm) a king; the king in playing cards or in chess; master; title of Mohammedan fakirs; -ए-वक्त the contemporary ruler; ~कार a masterpiece; ~ख़र्च a spendthrift, extravagant; ~ख़र्ची extravagance, spending with an open hand; ~ज़ादा a prince; ~ज़ादी a princess; -जी a title of Mohammedan fakirs; now a common mode of address in north India, more particularly amongst the Panja:bi:s; ~बलूत the oak (tree); ~बाला see शह ~(बाला); ~राह a highway; ~सवार see शह (~सवार).

shāh-zāda (and shah-zāda), s.m. 'King's son,' the prince-royal; a prince; (in the language of women) a dear son.

P زاده zāda = P زاد zād [perf. part. of zādan; Pehl. zāt; Zend zāta, rt. zan; S. जात, rt. जन्], part. & s.m. (f. zādī), Born, born of; — son, offspring (used as last member of compounds, e.g. ādam-zād, ādmī-zād; parī-zād; shāh-zāda or shah-zāda, shāh-zādī or shah-zādī, &c., qq.v.s.v. ādam, &c.).