An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

SAI
S>.\c]-AnAC, sacsanach, s. m. an Englishman ; a.
English.
SACfbéii]\lA, Sacsbheitrla, s. the English tongue
Welsh, Saesonaeg.
SAC]''béu]\l^tiiuit, Sacshheurlamhuil,a..'a.ccoTding
to the English tongue.
SAC]"]\AéAi]í, sacsrat/iair, s. a pack-saddle.
Sato, sadh, s. a long knife, a dagger.
Sat)ac, sadach, s. m. dust.
SAtiAt), sadadh, s. dusting, beating.
SaúaiI, sadhail, s. f. pleasure, delight, satisfac-
tion ; a good house, habitation ; a. pleasant.
SA-OAite, sadaile, s. £ neglect.
SA-oAt-L, sadhail, s. a saddle.
SÁ'ó'b, sadhbh, s. a good house or habitation ; a
saw ; salve, anything good ; Sabia, a woman's
name.
SAT!)bi\ontiA, sadhhhronna, s. a division.
Sa-o-oac, saddach, s. m. mill dust.
SAebcoi]\e, saebhchoire, s. i. a whirlpool, vortex.
Saja-ó, saghadh, s. a thrust, stab.
SA-^A-\\ÍAt,sagarlach, a. delightful.
Sajíac, socjhlach, a. long-lived ; i. e. i'aojaIac,
SAegLíMin, saeghlaiui, s. m. a pillar or column;
a king or prince, a judge, senior, elder.
SAeÍAn, «afiian, s. m. a standard.
Sabc, saeih, written in old MSS. for i'aoc.
Saj, sagh, s. a bitch.
Sajato, saghaidh, s. an attacking.
SAgAim, saghaim, v. I drink, suck.
SaJaI, saghal, a. nice, tender.
Sa^4\Iacv, saghalachd, s. delight, content; voluptuousness.
SÁJAÍAini, saghalaim, v. I saw, discerned.
SAJA^il-Acx), sagharlachd, s. f. delight, contentment.
Saja^ic, sagart, s. m. a priest.
SAgApcACt), sagartachd, s. priesthood.
SAjAi^cAThuil,, sagarta
mhuil,
Sajaivc-óa, sagartdha,
SAjAiicomcAct), sagartoireachd, s. f. priesthood.
Sajit:, sagit, s. f. an arrow; gen. I'Agici,
Br. L.
SAgtiiAipe, sagmhaire, s. m. a sink, kennel.
Saj]', sags, see yAcy.
SAJi-béuptA, saghsbheurla, see •pACfbéuji'LA.
SA5]'béu]ilAinuil,, sagsbheurlamhuil, see fAcp
béu]\l,AiiiuiL
SAsron, sagson,l ^^^
bAji'un, sagsun,^ ' '
SAg^'OUAC, sagsonach, see ]-ac]'aiiac.
SÁibi]\, saibhir, see ]'Ai-óbi]i.
SÁib]ieA]', saibhreas, see i'Ai-óbpeAi'.
SÁib]-éi]\, saibhseir, s. f. a saucer.
m. priestly, sacerdo-
tal, holy, pious.
SAI
Saic, saic, plui-. and gen. of fAc.
SÁ1C, saich, s. plenty, enough, a bellyful.
SA^cwohxw, saicdhiolaid, s. a pack-saddle.
SAicéATJAC, saiceadach, s. ra. sack-cloth.
Saicih, saichir, s. f rest, repose.
Saic'iu, saicin, s. £ a bag, a little sack, a pocket.
SAicpoc, saichsiot, see i^AiJi'ioc.
Saiú, saidk, s. £ mildness, gentleness ; a treasury
the prow of a ship ; a bitch.
SÁiúbin, saidhbhir, a. rich, opulent, affluent,
wealtliy, copious, plentiful.
SÁmhi\»m, saidhbhirim, v. I emich,
SÁit)biAeAcc, saidhbhreacht, s. £ abimdance, richness
" ; SÁióbpeAcc bi-ó ACA-p éA-OAij", Fer. 35.
SÁi-óbpeAi', saidhbhreas, \ s. m. riches, opu-
SÁi-óbtuof, saidhbhrios, J
lence.
SAiue, saidhe.
SAi-óiixe, saidhiste,]
£ a seat.
Sai-ogau, saidheadh, s. a sitting, session, assize.
SMXieeXjAC, saidealach,'\ •, , c.^ „-„^i„ q„
_ '
1
-7 7. J- a. bashtul, simple, t)c.
> SAi'oeALcA, saideaita, r >
\
SAitieAtAfro, saidealachd, \ s. bashfulness, sim-
SAi-oeAlcAct), saidealtachd, f plicity, Sc.
SAi].-éAn, saifear, s. a sapphire-stone.
Saijcat!), saigheadh, s. a session, sitting.
Saijcat), saighead, s. £ an aiTow, a dart.
Saijcatioih, saigheadoir, s. m. a soldier, archer.
SAijeAuóipeAc-o, saigheadoireachd, s. f. brave
actions ; the army ; soldiery.
SAijeA'DÓineAiiiuib, saigheadoireamhuil, a. sol-
dierly.
SAijeÁn, saigean, s. m. a little, short man.
Saijca]', saigheas, s. oldness, antiquity; an age.
SAijeoi-p, saigheoir, s. m. a sawyer.
Saijto, saigidh, s. f. opulence, power.
SAijit), saighid, s. £ an arrow, a dart.
SAiji-oeAc, saighideach, a. arrowy, pointed.
SÁijiTDeAC, saighidheach, a. opulent, powerful.
SAijin, saighin, s. £ a little bitch.
S'^^^u\,saighin, s. £ an attack; " ]io cuipfeAC
inA|ic|-l,UA5 inec Uil-bAm, ajaj' poi mbpAin
•pAijm lompuAcccA a\\ oei]\eAt) fluAig ui
"OhomnAill", 4 3iast., 14G9.
SaioiL, saidhil, ) , .
c
~ . 1 . .777 7 . ^ s. refreshment, ease.
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SAfoieAcc, saidhieacht, )
SAToleAC, saidhleach, a. easy.
SAijiéiií, saighleir, s. m. a jailor.
SAijneAC, saighneach, a. conversible, companion-
able, affable.
S'^^^rtet^, saighnen, s. lightning, hurricane.
SAijfioc, saighsiot, v. they came, arrived.
Saijccac, saightheach, s. m. an obtruder, intruder.
SÁib, saí7, s. m. a beam, a joist; s. £ a guard,
custody ; gen. of i'Ál, a heel.