An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

SiiÁiiiÁn, snamhan, s. m. a float; slow swimming
or sailing ; creeping, crawling.
SnÁiiiluAC, snamhluath, s. swift swimming.
SnÁiiniijíll, snamhuighUl, s. floating, sailing.
Stiaoi, snaoi, s. a bier; flowing, running; War.
of C. c. c.
SriAoio, snaoidh, s. hewing, chipping; a consumption.
SnAOitcAcAn, snaoidheachan, s. m. a hewer.
SriAoi^', snaois, s. f. a slice.
SriAOii-in, snaoisin, s. f. snufl", powder, dust.
SnóoipneAÓ, snaoisineadh, s. calcination.
SriAOH-iniin, snaosinim, v. I reduce to powder.
SnA]', snas, s. m. decency, elegancy; colour,
grain; ornament, refinement, analysis; the
track of a snail.
SnA]'Ac, snasach, a. neat, elegant.
SnA]-At), suaáad/i, s. analysis, analyzing.
SnA]-AT)óii\, S7iasadoir, s. m. an analyzer, refiner.
SriAi-Aini, «wasaiwi, V. I analyze; bedeck, ornament.
SnAfriiAjv SHa5-"i a. neat, elegant, genteel,
mitar, > dainty, ornamental, brave,
SnAfCA, snasta,) gallant.
SnA]-cu, snastu, s. colour.
SriA^-ugAt), masiigliadh, s. ornamenting.
SnÁc, siiaíh, s. Í. a thread, line, filament.
SiiAc, snath, s. f food, \'ictuals.
SnACA, snaiha, s. an easing, riddance of pain,
grief, or trouble.
SnÁcAT), snathad, s. f a needle; " t. e. i'nÁc
yéc, i. e. yez i-tiÁic, i. e. zoXX piACAiwe", Cor.
StiÁCA-OAcÁn, snathadaclian, s. m. a needle-case.
SnÁtAt)C]ió-ó, snathadchi-odh, s. the eye of a
needle.
SnÁCA-oóiiA, snathadoir, s. m. a needle maker.
S11ÁCA1111, snaiha'tn, v. I thread or string.
SiiACAnii, siiatJtaim, v. I sup.
SvÁty\iM'6&\\^,snallifuaidkail,s. pack-thread, Sh.
SnoACT), sneachd, s. m. snow.
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SneAcnA, sneaclida,
SneActiAc, sneachdach, > a. snowy.
SneACT>Aiiiuit-, sneachdanJtuil, )
SneAJ, sneagh, s. m. a nit.
SneAJAC, sneaghach, a. full of nits.
SiieAiii, tneamh, s. a nit, Sc.
SneAiiiAC, sneamhacJi, a. nitty, «Sc.
SneiT), S7ieidh, a. little, small; s. sadness, sorrow,
vexation ; a nit, anything small.
Sneij, siieigh, a. straight, direct.
Stilt), stiiJh.y p
Sniioe, snidhe, s. f. a tear, drop, di-ops of rain
through the roof of a house ; winding, spinning.
SNI SOA
Sní-óeAc, snidheach, a. that droppeth; tearful,
mournful.
Sni-oeAU, snidheadh, s. creeping, winding.
SnioiTM, snidhim, v. I drop, distil, let in water.
Sni'ógiocAn, snidligiochan, s. m. a spinster; a still.
Sni jini, snighim, v. I creep, drawl, glide.
Sn'ijceAC, snighiheach, a. creeping.
Snim, snim, pron. that; i. e. pn, 0. g.
Snimce, snimche, s. grief, sadness.
Snioiii, sniomh, s. sadness, hea\'iness, sorrow,
anguish ; spinning, twisting, winding.
SnioriiA, sniomha, s. a spindle.
SnioriiACAn, sniomhachan, s. in. a spinner; spiu-
aing.
SnioiiiAt), sniomhadh, s. spinning, twisting,
writhing.
SiiioriiAit)e, sniomhaidiie, s. m. a spinner.
SnioriiAim, sniomhaim, v. I spin, twist, wind ; I
writhe.
SriiotiiAiTi, s«iom/iain,s. curUng; a. that cuiletb.
SnioifiAijie, suiomhaire, s. m. a spindle.
SnioiticA, sniomhtha, part, spun, t\^-isted.
Sni]-, snis, s. a duel, single combat.
Snipn, snisin, s. f. snufi".
Snipoc, snisiot, v. they encountered.
Snó, sno, s. visage, appearance, colour.
SiióÚAC, snodhach, s. m. sap, juice.
SnÓ5AC, snoghach, a. beautiful, well-looking.
S.noijeAtioi]!, snoigheadoir, s. m. a hewer,
chipper.
Snoijitii, snoigJdin, v. I hew, chip.
Siioijce, snoighte, part, hewn, chipped; a. plea-
sant, decent.
SuuAÚ, snuadh, s. a river, brook, rill; hair of
the head; colour, hue, appearance, visage;
blood.
" t)]ioc Aitim feoLv, piuAW Ainm T)'pui1,:
5]iic eolA]-, niAig jTolc lApi'um ;
Conn Ainni ceitte lA-ii.mocA,
TTujibAfo Ainiii jAC upbAxiA", For. Foe.
SiiUAt)Aini, snuadhaim, v. I flow, stream.
SnuAticUM]-, snuadhchlais, s. the charmel of a
river.
SinjAtJitiA]!, gnuadhmhar, a. well-looking.
Siiuoc, snuot, s. an ear.
So, so, pron. this, this here, this is; Heb., so; s.
ease, rest, quiet, pleasure; a. young; in compound
words it signifies goodness, fitness, aptness,
or easy, equal to the English termination
ble.
SÓAcLsiC, soaclacJi, a. easy.
SÓAt), soadh, s. a turning, returning, return ; a
bed, couch ; an eclipsing.
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