An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

SejjjomeAC, segJighoin-\ s. m. a killer of raooseeach,
f deer ; {. e. " ye]\ 5onA|'
SegjutiAi-ó, seglighun-l fejA, i.e. o|^'• s. m. a handkercmei.
SeileAT)An, seueadan, j
SeiLcAtJAn, seileadan, s. m. a spitting box.
SeibeAtin, seileann, s. m. a sheep-louse or tick.
Sei\,eA]T)A]i, seileasdar, see ^•eteA'pcA^.
Seitéi|\, seileir, s. a cellar.
Seilei]\eAc, seileireach, a. cellular.
Seitg, seilg, s. f hunting; venison.
SeiligToe, seilighide, s. a snail.
Seilijim, seilighim, v. I spit.
Seitiwe, seilide, ) •,
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Seil,mit)e, seilmide,
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Seiii^~oein, seilisdeir, .
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Se\\,\yx:\\ovn,seilistroin,) ^ II'
Seiliot)A, seilioda, 1 , ,
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Seibunn, ^ «^^eep-louse.
seiliumi, ]
SeilleAn, seillean, s. a bee, Sc.
SeiLniiDe, seilmide, s. m. a snail.
Seilc, seilt, s. f. dropping, drivelling.
Séirii, seimh, a. mild, modest, tender, gentle,
smooth; keen; little, small, mean; single,
simple, of one sort.
Seiriit))ieAti, seimlidrean, s. a duel.
Senile, seimhe, \ s. lenity, clemency,
SéiiiieAct), seiniheachd,) mildness, smoothness.
SéinieA'ó, seimeadh, s. squinting.
SeimeAnn, seimeann, s. a small snail.
Séiiii|rniCAÍ, seimhfrital, s. politeness.
Séiiiii'ó, seimhidh, see i'éiTh.
Séiiiii'óe, seimidhe, s. a snail.
SenTiiléAp, seimilear, s. a chimney.
Seiinin 'a 'oaij, seimin 'a daig, s. the black part
of a bean.
Seiiinn, seimhin, s. black-headed bog rush;
schoenus nigricans.
Seme, seine, a. elder; bA j'eine me nÁ í.
Seine, seine, \
SeineACT), seineaclid,)
old age.
Seinifci^i, seinistir, s. a window.
Semni, seinm, s. a sound, singing, song, tune.
Seiiin, seinn, v. imperat. of feinmtn ; s. singing.
Senme, seinne, a. elder.
Seitiniiii, seinnim, v. I sing.
Seinnp]ieAc-o, seinnsireachd, see pnn]'io|TOAC-o.
SemnpneAf, seinnsireM, see iinnpopA]'.
SeinneAc-o, seinreachd, s. m. the Old Law, Old
Testament, 3fuU. 15.
SeipeAÍ, seipeal, s. a chapel.
Seipinn, seipinn, s. a quart, chopin.
Sei]\, seir, s. f. a heel.
Seipb, seirbh, see ^-eApb.
Seipbe, seirbhe, 1 s. f bitterness, sour-
SeiubcAct), seirhheachd, ) ness.
Seinbeoiicuit), seirbheontuidh, s. m. a servant.
Seii\bif, seirbhis, s. f. service.