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SNU 532 SOC
Good lookÌDg, having a good complexion
or colour.
SNUADHACHADH, -aidh, s. m. and
pres. part. v. Snuadhaich. Act of giving a
good appewrance or colour to any thing.
SNUADHAlCH,-ii)H,sHN-,»>,a. (Snuadh,)
Give a good colour or appearance to anything.
SNUADH AICHTE, pre/. ;)ar/. v. Snuadh-
aich. Well coloured, adorned.
SNUADHAR, -AIRE, ) adj. (Snuadh
SNUADHMI10R,-oiRE, ( and Mòi%)
See Snuadhach.
SO, demons, pron. in .'. This, these. " An
so,' adv. Here. * ' A so,' or As an so,'
or < As a so,' adv. Hence, from this place.
' Gu50.' adv. Hither, to this place; till
now, till this time. * Mar so,' adv. Thus,
SO, An initial particle prefixed to adjectives
and substantives, implying facility, aptness,
fitness, ease, equality, and sometimes
goodness. It is similar to the termination
-ble of the English, and -bdii of the Latin :
' Dènnta,' ÌMade or done. • So dhèaiita,'
Easily done.
SO-AIMSIR, -F, i. /. (So, pre/ and Aim-
sir,) Fair vFeather.
SO-ÀIREA]MH, -E, adj. CSo, pref. and
Àireamh. Numerable.
SO-AOMAIDH, -E, adj. (So, pref. and
Aomadh,) Flexible, exorable.
SO-BHRISTE, adj. (So and Briste,}
Frangible.
SO-BHUAILTEACH, -etche, adj. (So
and Buail,) Easily hit or struck.
SOC, -uic, \s.m. The forepart or
SOC ACH, -AiCH, J end of any thing ; the
beak, snout or chin; a ploughshare.
SOCACH, -AICHE, ad). (Soc,) Snouted,
beaked.
SOCACH, -AICH, s. VI. A certain extent o3
arable land; a point of land jutting out
between two rivers.
SOCADH, -AIDH, -EAN, s. m. See Si.c.
SOC AIR, -K, s. f. Ease, rest, tranquillity
comfort ; mildness ; a prop, a pillar, a rest.
SOCAIR, -E, adj. (Socair, ,v.) Easy, quiet,
at ease, tranquil ; mild, gentle.
SOCAN, -AiN, -AN, s. m. dim. of Soc. A
little snout, beak or ploughshare.
SOCHAIR, -E, -EAN, s. /. A benefit,
profit, emolument; an immunity or pri-
vilege.
SOCHAIREACH, -eiche, adj. (Soc».*ir,)
Yielding profit, beneficial, advantageous;
holding or enjoying privileges or immun-
in this manner ; in this direction.
SO, adv. or interj. Here, see here, take it, ities.
used in reaching or offering any thing to SO-CHAOCHLAIDEACH, -eiche, ì
another; used in addressing one when a SO-CHAOCHLAIDH, -E, )
thing is about to be done or attempted. adj. Easily changed, changeable.
' So, so, falbhamaid !' Come, come, let us go. SO-CHAOCHLAIDEACHD, s.f. bid.
Mutability, a facility of being changed.
SOCHAR, -AIR, 5. /. (So, pref. and Car, s.)
Silliness, weakness, instability of purpose,
a yielding or too compliant disposition.
SOCHAKACH, -aiche, adj. (Sochar,)
Silly, of a too yielding disposition.
SO-CHIÙINICHTE, adj. (So, pref. and
Ciùinichte,) Easily appeased.
SO-CHLÀISTINNEACH, -eiche, adj.
(So and Clàistiiin,) Audible.
SO-CHLUINNTINN, -e, adj. (So, and
SO-ATHARRACH, )
SO-ATHARRAICHTE, J
-aiche, adj.
(So, pre/, and
Cluiniitinn,) Audible, easily heard.
SO-CHOMHAIRLEACH, -eiche, 1 adj.
SO-CHOMHAIRLICH, -E, i
Atharrach,) Alterable.
SO-BHOLADH, -aidh, -ean, ) s. m.
SO-BHOLTANACHD, s. /. hid. S (So
and Boladh,) Fragrance.
SO-BHOLTRACH, -aiche, adj. (So and
Boltrach,) Sweet smelling.
SO-BHEANAILTEACH, -eiche, nd}.
Tangible.
SO-BHLASDA, -aisde, adj. Savourv.
SOBHRACH, -AicH, -ean, } s.f. A prim-
SÒBHRAG, -AiG, -an, \ rose.
SOBHRACH, l-xicHE., adj. Abound-
SOBHRAGACH, f ing in primroses.
(So
and Comhairle,) Easily advised oi' entreated.
SO-CHOMHRAIDEACH, -eiche, adj.
So and Còmhradh,) Affable, conversable.
SO-CHRÀIMHTE, arfj. (So and Cràmh,)
Digestible.
SO-CHOSMHUIL, -e, adj. (So and
Cosmhuil,) Conformable.
SO-CHREIDIMH, -k, s. f. (So and
Creidimh,) Credulity.
SO-CHREIDMHEÀCH, -eiche, adj.
Credulous.
SO-CHREIDSINN, -e, acZ;. Credible.
SO-CHRIDHEACH, -eiche, adj. (So and
Cridhe,j Kind, good hearted.
SO-CHRIDHEACHD, *. /. ind. fS«chridheach,)
Good nature, cordiality,
kindness.
SO-CHUIMTE. ndj. (So, and Cum, i;.)
Mouldable.
SOCRACH, -aiche, adj. (Socair, s.) Easy,
;