An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

ScocA, scotlia, s. brambles used as a fence against
cattle.
ScurAc, scothach, a producing branches ; youtb-
ful.
ScocAThuit, scoihamliuil, > a. cbosen, elect,
Scorinl, scolhuil, i Jff^Far.
ScocbeupbA, Scotbheurla, s. the Scottisli language.
Scoctong. scolhlong, s. a yacht.
ScoreAn, scoUan, s. a small flock.
Sc]\AbAC, scrabach, a. rough.
ScnÁiioeog, scraideog, s. f. a diminutive female.
Sc]vÁnjín, scraidin, s. f a small scrap, a diminu-
tive little fellow ; a small unripe apple.
ScnÁi]-ceAniuit, scraisteamliuil, J lazy.
Sc]iÁm, scram, s. a snatch, a grasp.
Sc]\ÁniAipe, scramaire, s. m. a greedy, grasping
fellow.
ScpAiiuA, scrania, part, divided, scattered.
Sc]\Ac, scraih, s. m. and f. a tuif, a sod.
Sc]iACAb, scratlial, 1 3. tearing, dcstruc-
ScuACAiiiuib, scrathainhuil,) tion.
Sc]iAc-'óub, scrath-dhul, s. allurement, a lure.
Sc]iec\b, screah, s. a scab, scar.
Sc]\e«ib-AC, screaback, a. scabbed.
Sc)\eAbAl, screabal, s. a three penny piece, Sh.
ScpéAC, screach, s a screech, a shriek.
ScjiéACAt), screachadh, s. screeching, shrieking.
ScjiéACAim, screachaim, v. I screech, shriek.
ScpéAcóg, screachog, s. f. a jay.
ScpcAt), scread, s. a cry, shout.
Sc]ieA'DAX), screadadh, s. crying, shouting,
bawling.
ScpeAT)Aini, screadaim, v. I cry out, bawl,
shout.
ScpeA-OAb, screadal, s. m. shrieking, crying.
ScjieAtiAbAC, screadalach, a. crying, bawling.
ScpeAtiAn, screada7i,s. m. the noise of anything
on being rent or torn.
ScpeATDÓj, screadog, s. f. sharp or sour drink.
ScpeArh, screamh, s. abhorrence.
ScueApAt,, screapal, s. a scruple in weight.
Sc];eApcúi]A, screaptuir, s. f a writing ; scripture.
Sci\eici'ó, screitidh, a. abhorrent.
Scneicit)eACt), screitidheachd, s. f abhorrence.
Scl^elpel, »creipel, s. a scruple. Cor.
Scuibin, scTÍbhin, s. a writing.
Scuibmn, scrib/iinn, s. a rugged, rocky side of a
hill.
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Scpibneip, scribhneis, s. {. a witness, evidence,
fbrewriting.
Sc](iT), scrid, s. f a breath ; least breath of life
or air.
Scpin, sciin, s. f. a shrine.
Sciiiob, scriob, s. f a scratch, scrape, notch,
furrow, rut ; an itching of the lips said to be
the omen of a kiss.
ScuiobAC, scriobach, s. m. the itch.
ScníobAÚ, sc7-iobadh, s. m. scratching, picking,
SciiÁi]xe, scraiste, s. a sluggard, a slothful person.
Sc]\ÁipceACT), scraisteachd,
s. f laziness,
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Sc)u\i]xeAihL&ct), scraisteamh- > slothfulness,
ScpíobATJÓin, scriobhadoir,
ScuiobAipe, scriobhaire,
3 vener, scribe.
ScuiobADoipeACT), scriobhadoireachd, s. f. the
Icichd, 3 sloth.
profession of writing.
Sc^iAipceokC, scraisteach, \ a. slothful, ScpiobAipe, scriobaire, s. m. a graving tool, a
etc.
Scp'iobAt), scriohhadh, s. m. writing, a scroll.
ScpíobA-oóip, scriobadoir, 9. m. a grater,
scratcher.
style.
. ^ s. m. a wnter, no-
' V tary, clerk, scn-
Sc]\íobÁini, scriobaim, v. I scratch, scrape, grave,
engrave, n:b, pick, cuiTy.
ScpiobAiin, scriohhaim, v. I write.
ScpíobÁn, scrioban, s. m. curry-comb, wool-card,
a rake.
ScpíobÁn, scrioblian, s. a grammar.
Sc|\íobAncóip, scriobhanioir, s. m. a grammarian,
writer.
Sc]iiobneoi]i, scriobhneoir, see pcpiobATJOip.
Scpiobneoi^ieAcc, scriobhneoireacld, s f. writing,
the profession of writing.
Scpiobce, scriobhte, part, written.
Sc|iiobuin, scriobhuin, s. {. a bill; evidence;
writing.
Scjiiopcúi]!, scrioptuir, s. m. scripture.
Sc]\iop, scrios, s. m. ruin, destruction.
ScpiopA'oóip, scriosadoir, see pcpioi-DÓip.
ScpiopAt)ói]\eACT), scriosadoireac/td, see pc]iiopoóipeAC-o.
Sc]iiopAÍni, scriosaim, v. I destroy, ruin, raze,
sweep the surface oif from anything.
ScpiopDÓip, scriosdoir, s. m. a destroyer.
ScpiopDOiiieACT), scriosdoireachd, s. f flaying; a
sweeping everything away, destroying.
ScpiopcA, scriosta, part, ruired, destroyed,
cleared out.
Scpiopcóip, scriostoir, see i'cpiopDÓiii.
ScptocAcÁn, scriotachan, s. a little squaller, an
infant.
Scpob, scrob, s. m. the craw of a bird.
ScpóbAb, scrobadh, s. scratching.
Sc)ióbA, scrobha, s. a screw, a vice.
ScnóbAlAiiTie, scrobhalaiinhe, s. a hand-vice.
ScnóbAim, scrobaim, v. I scratch, scrape.