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801DEANACH, -aiche, adj. (Soidean,)
Jolly, and stout looking.
SOIGHNE, is. TO. (Soiia and
SOIGHNEAS, -Eis, S Gnè or Gnàs,)
Pleasuie, delight.
SOIGHNEASACH, -aiche, adj. (Soigh-
neas,) Delightful, pleasant ; rejoicing, glad.
SO-LEAGHTA, adj. (So and Leagh,)
Fusible, that may be melted.
SOILEAS, -Eis, i. 7/1. OfRciousness ; par-
tiality ; flattery, adulation.
SOILEASACH, -aiche, adj. (Soileas,)
Officious; partial; flattering, given to
flattery.
SOILEASACHD, s.f. md. See Soileas.
SOILGHEAS, -Eis, i. vi. Wind, a fair
wind.
SOILGHEASACH, -aiche, adj. (Soi!gheas,)
Windy ; blowing a fresh and fair
wind.
BOILLEIR, -E, adj. {So, pref. and Lèir,)
Clear, not dark ; bright, luminous, shining
; transparent, limpid ; evident, mani-
fest, appaj'ent; intelligible, perspicuous,
plain; pure, clean; visible, discernible;
sensible, intelligent.
BOILLEIREACHADH, -aidh, s. m. and
pres. part. v. Soilleirich. Enlightening,
act of enlightening ; illustrating, act of
illustrating, explaining or making mani-
fest ; an explanation ; a clearing up, or
incipient light.
SOILLEIREACHD, J. /: ind. (S,.illeir,)
Brightness, clearness, perspicuity ; the
dawn.
fiOlLLEIRICH, -iDH, SH-, V. a. and n.
(Soilleir,) Cleai- up, manifest, make mani-
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fest ; become clear or bright ; explain, char,) Tolerable, easily borne.
illustrate point out, shew. SOIPEAN, -EiN, -AK, s. m. dim. of Sop.
;
SOILLEIRICHTE,;)ref. part. v. Soilleir-! A small quantity of hay or straw.
ich. Cleared up, manifested, marie mani-j SOIR, adj. and adv. The east.
fest; explained, illustrated ; shown, pointed SOIR, -E, -EAN, s. m. A sack, a bag; a
out.
SO I ELSE, A. m. ind. \ Light ; the
SOILLSEACHD, s. f. vui.\ light of the
sun ; a ray of light ; clearness, brightness,
efiFulgence.
SOILLSE-NAN-SÙL, s. m. (Soillse, and
Sùil,) The plant eye-bright.
SOILLSEACH, -eiche, adj. (Soillse,)
Bright, clear, not dark ; clear, transpa-
rent, pellucid ; shining, effulgent ; that
make? bright or clear.
SOILLSEACHADH, -AIDH, ) J. w. and
SOILLSEADK. -VDH, \ pret. part.
V. Soillsich. Enlighfaoing, act of enlight-
ening; state of becomic^ clear • act or
•tate of shining.
SOILLSICH, -IDH, 83-. V. a. and n.
(Soillse,) Enlighten, brighten; shine,
glitter ; become clear.
SOILLSICHTE, pret. part. v. Soillsich.
Enlightened, biightened, illuminated.
SOIMEACH, -EicHE, n