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SAC 909 SAL<br />

SACRAMENTAL, adj. Comanachail, SAGO, «. Seòrsa gra<strong>in</strong> athigas nah-Inns-<br />

sàcramaideach.<br />

SACRED, Of/;. Naonah, seunta, coisrigte ;<br />

ean.<br />

SAID, /»•e^ <strong>and</strong>;)flW. <strong>of</strong> Say. Thubhairt<br />

diadhaidh.<br />

SACREDNESS, s. Naomhachd, seutit-<br />

mar a thùbhradh,<br />

tbubhradh.<br />

mar a thubhair a<br />

achd.<br />

SACRIFIC, adj. iobairtpach, <strong>of</strong>iaileach.<br />

SACRIFICABLE, adj. lon-lobiadh, soiobradh.<br />

SACRIFICATOR, s. Ìobiair, ìobairtear.<br />

SACRIFICE, s. iobairt, <strong>of</strong>rail, tabh-<br />

SAIL, s. Seòl ; brat siùil ; long, lo<strong>in</strong>geas.<br />

SAIJj, V. a. <strong>and</strong> n. Stòl, stiùr; hi seòladh.<br />

SAILFISH, s. Calrbean.<br />

SAILOR, J _. . ._ .<br />

-Maraicne, scoladair.<br />

SAITFR C**<br />

SAILYARD, 5. Slat-shiuil.<br />

artas.<br />

SACRIFICE, V. a. <strong>and</strong>n. ìobair, <strong>of</strong>rail,<br />

SAINFOIN, s. Seòrsa feòir, saoidh dhearg.<br />

SAINT,*, Naomh.<br />

thoir suas, ioc, marbh ; leig thairis, thoir SAINT, V. a. Naomh, naomhaich, àireamh<br />

thairis.<br />

SACRIFICIAL, adj. lobairteach, <strong>of</strong>rail-<br />

am measg nan naomh.<br />

SAINTLIKE, adj. Naomh, cràbhach,<br />

each.<br />

SACRILEGE, s. Ceall-shlad, ceall-ghoid,<br />

goid nitbe naomha, aircheall.<br />

SACRILEGIOUS, adj. Ceall-shladach<br />

diadhaidh, beannaichce.<br />

SAINTSHIP, 5. Naomhachd.<br />

SAKE, s. Son, sgath.<br />

SÀKER, .?. Seorsa de ghunna mòr.<br />

mi-iiaomh, a' ceall-ghoid, a' truailleadh SAL, s. Salann.<br />

ni<strong>the</strong>an naomha.<br />

SACRING, ;;art. Coisreagadh.<br />

SACRIST, s. fear-gleidhidh<br />

I<br />

ni<strong>the</strong><br />

SACRISTAN, J naomha.<br />

SACRISTY, s. Seòmar ni<strong>the</strong> naomha.<br />

SAD, adj. Brònach, dubhach, muladach,<br />

dosgach,tuiiseach,trom,dòlasach, duilghiosach,<br />

neo-aoibhii<strong>in</strong>, neo-èibh<strong>in</strong>ii ; doichaj<br />

nàr, maslach ; olc, aiiigidh.<br />

SADDEN, V. a. <strong>and</strong> ii. Dean brònach,<br />

SALACIOUS, adj. Macnusaoh, drùiseil,<br />

neo-gheimnidh, baoiseach.<br />

SALACITY, s. Macnus, driiis, driiisealachd,<br />

macnusachd.<br />

SALAD, s. Biadh-lus, luibhean.<br />

SALAMANDER, s. Corra-chagailt,<br />

SALARY, s. Tuarasdal, duals, paigheadh.<br />

SALE, s. Reic, creic.<br />

SALEABLE, adj. Margail, a ghabhas<br />

leic.<br />

dean dubhach, dean muladach, dean tuirs- SALESIMAN, s. Reiceadair, fear-reic.<br />

each no trom ; dean doilghiusach, cuir i'o SALIENT, adj. Leumnach, sùrdagach,<br />

spiochd ; fas muladach.<br />

SADDLE, s-. Dioliaid, piUean.<br />

SADDLE, V. a. Diollaidich, cuir dioliaid<br />

stìnle-iga

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