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SSA SGA SgA SGA
SgAlUMfeAc, sgallaiseach, a. derisive, gibing.
SjAÍlog, sgallog, see ^'caIoj.
SgAllAoiT), sgallaoid, s. division.
SgAllcA, sgallta, part, bare, bald; burnt,
scalded.
SgAÍcAt), sgaltadh, s. a scald.
SgAiii, sgamh, see ^^jAriiAn ; s. a wr^'^-mouth.
SgAtiiAit, sgamhail, s. scales.
SjahiaI, sganial, s. exhalation.
SjaiiiaII, sgamall, s. scum ; phlegm.
SgAiiiÁn, sgamhan, s. the lungs; Welsh, ysgy-
faint.
S5A,i,AnAC, sgamhanachA
^ ^^^
S^&mAn'^A, sgamnangha, ) '^
S5AriiA]i, sgamhar, s. saw-dust.
SgAiiicnAOi, sgamhchnaoi, 1 phthisic, or con-
SjAiiiJAÍAií, sganihghalar, V sumption of the
SjAriii'-AOC, sgamhshaoth, j lungs.
SjAriioj, sganihog, see ^'jAiiiAn.
SgAiin, sgann, s. a membrane; a multitude, a
parcel.
S5AnnAi]ibuA]\éA, sgannairbhuartJia, part, confused,
confounded.
SgAnriAl-, sgannal, s. m. abuse, scandal, oftence,
contumely.
SgAuriAUic, sgannalach, a. scandalous, abu-
sive.
SgAiinÁn, sgannan, s. m. the caul, a film, membrane,
pellicle, gristle.
SgAnriAngA, sgannangha, a. membraneous.
SgAnnjiAB, sgannradh, s. dispersing, dispersion;
defamation; dread; astonishment.
SgÁnnpAim, sgannraim, v. I disperse, affright.
S5Án]\ui5, sganruigh, s. defamation; astonishment.
S5A05, sgaog, s. f. a foolish, giddy, fickle woman.
S5A015, sgaoigh, s. a rout, herd, di'ove ; multi-
tude.
Sj^AOit, sgaoil, v. Lmperat. of j'jAoi'Lnii.
SjAOileA-o, sgaoileadh, s. dismissing, separating,
separation, ripping up, untying, spreading,
scattering.
SgAoiLifn, sgaoilim, v. I dismiss, separate, untie,
spread, scatter.
SgAoilce, sgaoilte, part, and a. loose, spread,
diffused, separated, untied.
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