An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

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SjiAntiAiL, srannatl, )
S]iAnnAiTn, srannaim, v. I snore.
SpAntiÁn, srannan, s. m. a great lioarseness, or
rattling in the throat.
S]\AniiAn-i-eitii-ó, srarman-seididh, s. a sort of
whirl-gig ; a weather-cock.
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Si\AnnAnrAC, sraimartach, °
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S]iAot), sraodh, s. a sneezing.
SiiAoUAitii, sraodhaim, v. I sneeze.
SpAoiLteAiiAC, sraoilleanach, s. m. a scullion.
SpAoilleog, sraoilleoff, s. £ a slut, quean, a dirty
woman.
SnAoillijce, sraoillighthe, a. sluttish, nasty.
S]iAoitl^im, sraoillim, v. I tear.
S]\A0in, sraoin, s. f. a huff, anger, disgust.
Si\AoineAC, sraohieach, a. huflish, angry.
SjiAoincAt), sraoineadh, a. defeating, overthrow-
ing.
SnAoineAi-, sraoineas, s. huíEng, anger.
SpAomim, sraoillim, v. I defeat, overthrow, dis-
peree, scatter, turn.
SjíAonA-ó, sraonadh, s. the impetus of one walking
fast.
SjiAotnipcA, sraonurta, s. snoring.
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S]\Aocyu]\CAC, sraotlijurtacn, )
SnAc, srath, s. a tax, fine, amercement.
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the bottom of a valley,
b,^AC, sratli I ggj^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^^ ^f -^
S,uvcA, sratha,^
river, a strand.
S|\ACAC, srathack, a. marshy.
Si\ACA-ó, srathadh, s. taxation, amercement.
S,,AeA,5„Ti. srathaighim,! ^ j ^^^^_
S]\ACAiiii, srat/iaim, )
S)\ACAi]\e, srathaire, s. m. a stroller.
S]iÁcA]\, srathar, s m. a straddle, pack-
saddle.
SpÁciruJAÚ, srathi-ughadh, s. putting on a
straddle.
Si\eAb, sreabh, see i-peAiii.
S]>eAbÁn, s)-eabhan, s. m. a cake, B. Eu.
SjieA-o, sread, s. m. a herd, troop, flock.
SjiéAOAi-oe, sreadaidhe, s. m. a herdsman.
Si\éAT3Ait)eACT), sj-eadaidheachd, s. f. herding.
SneAiii, sreamh, s. m. a stream, rill, spring.
SiyeAiiuw, sreamkadli, s. flowing, running.
SpeAii, srean,s. wheezing, Sh.; snoring; " i. e.
p|\ónAiTo, i. e. ly in i'nón". Cor.
SiicATiAt), sreaitadh, s- snoring; a whirl, SA.
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S]ieAn5, sreang, s. m. and f. a string, cord, rope,
strap, lace, fibre, filament.
SpeAnjAG, sreangach, a. stringed, stringy.
SiieAiijAX), sreangadh, s. a cobweb ; a drawing,
extending.
S\\eM^^íl^Tí\,sreangaim, v. I string, draw, extend,
tear.
SpeAnjAiiie, sreangaire, s. a sneaking, halfstarved
feUow.
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cr . ^ mock; ononis spin-
SneAii5-c]TiAin, sreang-C
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S]ieAn5cA|\pAin5ini, sreangtharraingim, v. I tear
into strings, Keat.
S](eAn5CApc, sreangtart, s. m. a loadstone.
Sy\eAn^A]\tAC,sreangtharthach, see |-neAn5Ai|ie.
S]ieAC, sreatk, s. m. tax, amercement; a row,
rank, swath, order, class; a stream; a sling,
extension.
SjieACAC,.«J'eai/tac/t, a.streamy ; see quot. at conAclonn
; laid out in rows; extended, spread. ,
SpeACAijim, sreathaighim, v. I arrange, put in
rows.
SjieACAinn, sreathainn, a. a layer of straw.
SjieAEAriiuil,, sreathamhuil, a. laid out in rows.
S]ieAtA]ic, sreathart, a. m. a sneeze.
SjieAcnAijim, sreathnaighim, v. I wet, moisten;
draw out, extend.
S]\eAcnAi5ce, sreathnaighihe, part separated,
scattered, extended, moistened.
SneAcnugAt), sreathnughadh, s. spreading ; sling-
ing.
Sjieiiii, sreimh, s. a stream, Ballym., 54.
S^ieinjlion, sreinglioTL, s. a casting net.
Sjieic, sreith, s. f casting, tlirowing.
S]iiAb, sriahh, s. m. a circle.
SpiAn, srian, s. m. a bridle, restraint; Heb.,
resen.
SpiATiA-ó, srianadh, s. bridling, curbing.
SpiAriAim, srianaim, v. I bridle, curb, check,
restrain.
SpiAiirA, srianta, part, bridled, snaffled, re-
strained.
Snil, sril, ) ^
\iUn, srilin,}
{. a slattern or slut.
S|\ici-o, sritliid, s. f. the passage of milk from the
breast.
S]\iucAc, sriutack, s. m. quick recital.
S]inicAi-óe, sriiitaidhe, s m. a rhymer, a reciter.
S]io, sro, s. prodigality.
SpobAt), srobadh, s. m. a push, thrust.
S]\o5, srogJt, s. f. a sneeze.
SpoJAl, sroghal, s. m. the sneezing-plague.
S]\ogAli, sroghall, s. m. a whip, rod.