A dictionary of the Manks language, with the corresponding words or ...

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Saau'eal, v. sawing.
Saau'eyder, s. m. a sawer or sa\7yer; pi. —yn.
Sam'ark, s. a shamrock; pi. —yn.
Sam'arkagh, a. ha^•ing shamrocks.
Saau'it, 85. sawn or sawed.
Saayll, s. m. sale ; /;/. —yn.
S'a'byl, a. how able or greatly able. A
S'ac'crtssaoh, a. how hungry, &c. A
S'ac'cryssee, a. id., comp. and sup. A
Sack, s. m. sack. This word is nearly the
same in all langfuages, and is thought to be
an antediluvian word; pi. Seick.
CAa Saec, p.p. she does not know; —ish, id.
em. This word ought to end with k, as eck,
Sam'arkee, a. id., comp. and sup.
Sam'byl, s. m. a sample pi. ; 76.
S'am'lit, a. how wracked, &c. F
S'aji'.myssagh, a. how dutiful, submissive, or
obedient. A
S'am'myssee, a. id., comp. and sup. A
Sampley'r, s. m. example, pattern, precedent for
others to imitate.
Sampley'ragh, a. exemplary, sign; A'?