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

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Savee'.vagh, «. slumbering, sleepy; s. m. one
that slumbers pi. 'I.
;
Savee'nee, a. id., comp. and sup.
Savee'n-ys,
pi. —YX.
s. f. supineness, sluggishness;
S'aw, a. how raw. A
S'aw'ey, a. id., comp. and sup . A
S'awax'e, a. how base, rude, or immodest. A
Sawax'e, s. /. wash-brew.
Sawm, s. f. a psalm ; pi. —yx.
Cha S'ayd, p. thou dost not know ; —s, id. em.
Cha S'aym, p. I do not know, I know not ; John
-is.. 13.'; — s, id. em.
Sayxt, s.f. covetousness, eagerness after gain.
It is also used when the plough is set to gripe
the land too much pi. —yx.
;
Sayxtoi'l, a. covetous, lustful.
Sayxtoi'lagh, a. covetous, voraciously eager
after gain ; s. m. a covetous person; pi. 71.
Sayxtoi'lee, a. id., romp, and snp.
S'baar'lagh, a, how much in the English tone
of language. B
S'baar'leb, a. id., comp. and sup.
S'baa'rit, a. how spent, how bare made.
S'baasoi'l, a. how deathly or deadly.
B
B
B
S'baasoi'ley, a. id., comp. and sup,
S'bac'cagh, a. how halt or maimed
B
B
SBO 13&
Sar'bah, s. m. sir, in contempt.
S'ar'beydagh, a. how watchful. A
S'ar'retdee, a. id., comp. and snp. A
S'ar'rtltagu, a. hown-illing or inclined for. A
S'ar'rvltee, a. id., comp. and sup. A
Sab'rtmagh, a. how reverential, how mnch for
^ving due respect.
A
S'ar'rymee, a. id., comp. and sup. A
Sar'rtssagh, a. sorrj' or sorrowful, how repentant
or penitential. A
S'AR'riTssEE, a. id., comp. and sup. A
Sas'set, a. more or most easy or cheap, the
com. and sup. of Aashagh.
S'at'chimagh, a. how awful, dreadfnl, dismal,
terrible, &c. A
S'at'chimee, a. id., comp. and svp. A
Sat'chimit, a. how awed, how dreaded. A
Sau'allagh, s. 7h. a salvor ; pi. "1.
Saual'tagh, s.m. a saviour; p/. "1.
S"bac'cee, a. id., comp. and sup. B
S'bag'giragh or Sb'ag'gyrtagh, a. howthreatening
or insulting, how menacing. B
S'bag'gyrtee, a. id., comp. and sup. B
S'bagh'tal, a. how plain, obvious, manifest,
evident, distinct, clear, discernible, &c. ; comp.
and sup. b
S'baiht, a. how drowned. b
Sbal'loo, a. how dumb, comp. and sup. B
Sbaxe, a, how white. B
Sba'xee or S'baxey, id., comp. and sup. B
S'ba'xit, a. how whitened. B
Sbaxgaxagh, a. how branchy. B
Saual'tys, s. /. salvation, redemption.
Saua'il, v. saving, saveth, &c.
Sau'chey, a. safe, not dangerous.
Di/ Sauchey, adv. safely.
Sale or Sau, v. save; —agh, 77; — ee, 80;
—IN-, 83; — IN'S, 84; —TM, 86; —TMS, 87;
—TS, 88.
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