An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

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SeATiAit), seanaidh, s. dropping, pouring, sowing
corn; s. f. a matron.
SeAiiATOe, seanaidhe, s. m. an antiquary.
ScAriAi-oe, seanaidhe, s. m. a senator, member of
parliament.
SeAriAi-óini, seanaidlihn, v. I send.
SeAriAi-óiiTi, seanaidliim, v. I sow, spill, pour.
SeAnAi1.ci-|iii', seanailtiris, s. a decree.
SéAnAim, seanaim, v. I deny, refuse, decline;
bless ; cliarm or defend against the power of
enchantments.
SeAiiAineAcc, seanaireachi, s. f bird-catching.
SéAflAiiiui'L, seanamhuil, a. happy, prosperous.
ScAnAriAC, seananacli, s. m. a wasp.
SeAriAoif, seanaois, s. f. old age.
SeATiA]iAi-5, seanarasg, s. m. a proverb, old say-
ing.
SeAriAp, seanas, s. m. an alarm ; shortness of
sight.
SeAflAfAn, seaiiasan, see i'AnA]'An.
SeADACAip, seanathair, s. m. a grandfather ; an
elder.
SeAnbeATi, seanbhean, s. f. an old woman.
SeAtibeAnAct), seanhlieanachd, s. f. anility.
ScAnbobAt), seanbholadh, s. a stale or musty
smell.
SeAncA, seancha, 1 s. an antiquary, ge-
SeAecATÓe, eeanclíaidhe,f nealogist.
SeAticA]', seanchas, s. m. antiquity; see
^eAiicu]-.
SeAncbuic, seanchlidth, s. f. a comedy.
SéAncpeiTíiorh, seanchreidiomh, s. apostacy.
SeAncóriiA|\cA, seanchomharta, s. an old token,
a monument.
SeAncume, seanchuidhe, s. m. an antiquarian,
historian.
SeAucuitiine, seanchuitnhne, s. tradition.
SeAiicuf, seanchtis, s. ra. antiquitj^, history, ge-
nealogy, pedigree, law, every kind of knowledge;
" Seticu]', i. e. I'eAnciii]', i. e. gAc cúi]f-en,
AjA^ JAC CÚ1]' benu]' ooriA SeuAib
Sencu)-, quasi Senex custodia, i. e. SeAucoi-
liieA-o. Sencui", i. e. sensus castigatorius, i.
ciaII ciomAipjce jac neice 50 cái|a 1 ccóip.
Sencuf quasi Senex causa, i. e. i-eAnci'ii]-, no
Senex casus, i. e. bA]ip ]-eAn jac uile eobAi]-,
T^A-|- labijit). CoriAT) éó.x> a ve]\ Sencu]'
mop peiTiipÁi'Dcc, 5U]\Ab Ainm Sencu]' -oon
uibe eobA-]' p]\iiinoAC. et)ip iia beoLA]-Aib ]\e
iiAbA^CAp ]-eAiicA|" 1 ccoicciniie, mup AcAit)
jeneAbAij (mup aca Geti£sis, not 1]" i-caiica]",
je lebAp olijceAiiiuil a^-a cu]- Af co^ac
•oon uibe bebA]! ; SencA]- jAoiBeAb) cpAob
l-jAoibeA-o -no jAbluJAt) ua ccineA'ÓAC riA
buibe]-tiAipe ppe i^- é -oiiTOj-encu]-, yilTOedc
jAn fAbAbb pebb'pAThTiAcc, 5pAmA'0AC, Tnil]A
ACAit) u|\AiceAct)A ége]" Opent), aja^ jag
uibe p^ifjeb A]i ceAnA. Jac -obijeAt) yoy,
mv]\ A]- yobbui- j^ui\Ab i-encuf jau Ampu]-
(t>0 Allini, AJA)' x>o A-óbA^i) pjiiTÍiBbijce
6]\ent> OA iijoi^ireAH 'pénecu]', i. e. yer\e no
pne CAOi-po]-, i. e. fbijit) peÁ^'A pne tia
iifr]\eAnn, aja]- -f-eA^-A a ccúiit yoy; óip 1^
Ainm TDO 6)\enncAib l-'éne a 'pbeniu]' yo.]\-
]"Ait).—
"OeApbAx") ebe jupAb Sencu]' An fenecu^'
no obigeii) G|\en, a]- pencuf oo 5ai]ici
oon i^ocAb Af Seiuni]- a]\ ru]', 5«]^ jAb^'At)
eobAij q\e ceAnii]:oc]iui' S, a]\ yon Ip, 50
noe|^nACCA|A Sencu]- -oo i-encii]- no wo yenecu^-,
muji pn jin gup cpéijpot) CAicije An
DÁ i'OCAb c]\e bionniA]íAcc nA ^"-^oi-óeibje,
ocof lonup 50 iiiAt) Alb beo ciAbb aja]" Ainm
An uibe -ppyeA^A -oo beic ipn yocAb A'p
Sencu]". ConAt) AmbAit) pn a]- louAnn ciAbb
t)o Shencu]- AgAp o'penecu-|'"'. Comment on
ScAntiA, seanda, \ a. ancient, antique,
SeAn'OAit), seandaidh,) aged, old.
SeAn-QACT), seandachd, s. f. age, seniority, old-
ness, antiquity.
SeAn-óÁi-o, seandhaid, s. a grandfather.
SeAntJACAij, seandataigli, s. a long life, great
age " ; ConcobAp, ó bpiAin njeApnA CuaoliiumAn
oéj ia|i peAn-OACAij", 4 Mast. 1426.
SeAnt)ui jeAcc, seanduigheacht, s. f. oldness.
SeAnnuine, seanduine, s. m. an old man.
SeAnfocAb, seanfhocal, s. m. an old saying, a
proverb.
SeAnfóipne, seanfhoirne, s. old inhabitants,
aborigines.
SeAng, seang, a. small, slender prudent, cour-
;
teous, stately ; subtle, subtile.
SeAUjACA-o, seangachadh, s. making slender.
SeAUJAit), seanghaid, s. a grandfather.
SeAnjAim, seangaim, v. I diminish, make
slender.
SeAUJAin, seangliain, s. a child about to be
born.
SeAnjAb, seangal, a. wise, prudent.
SeAUjAn, seangan, s. m. an ant, a pismire.
SeAngApmACAip, seangarmhaihair, s. the greatgrandfather's
or great-grandmother's mother.
SeAnjem, seanghein, s. f. a child begot in old
age.
SeAiigiobbA, seanghiolla, s. m. an old bachelor.
SeAnglAoi, seanglaoi, s. an elegy, a dirge.
SéAiibic, seanlith, s. f. happiness.
SeAnmA, seanma, a. musical.
SéAiiiiiAp, seanmhar, a. happy, prosperous.
SeAiimAji, seanmhar, a. great, huge.