• শক্‌শ(śokś),শক্‌স(śoks),শখ্‌শ(śokhś)

Borrowed fromClassical Persianشخص(šaxs), fromArabicشَخْص(šaḵṣ). CompareHindustaniشخص /शख़्स(śaxs).

• (Rarh)IPA^(key): /ʃɔkʃo/,[ˈʃɔkʃoˑ],/ʃɔkʃ/,[ˈʃɔkʃ],/ʃɔkso/,[ˈʃɔksoˑ],/ʃɔks/,[ˈʃɔks]

• (Dhaka)IPA^(key): /ʃɔkʃo/,[ˈʃɔkʃoˑ],/ʃɔkʃ/,[ˈʃɔkʃ],/ʃɔkso/,[ˈʃɔksoˑ],/ʃɔks/,[ˈʃɔks]

শখ্‌স• (śokhs)(chiefly dialectal)

1. person

   একশখ্‌সের দুই বেটা আছিল।

   ek śokh‌śer dui beṭa asilo

   Aperson had two sons.

2. ghost,spirit
3. jack of all trades,all-rounder, someone who isversatile

   রাম বাবুর মতনশখ্‌স লোক কমই আছে।

   ram babur motonśokhs lōk komoi ache.

   There are few people who areall-rounders like Mr. Ram.

• আশখাস(aśkhaś)

• Accessible Dictionary,“আশখাস” Bengali-Bengali, Government of Bangladesh

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