An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

„ . ; ^ s. common willow, sallow;
Sail, sail, I . . ' . '
„ 1 . ' ., , > mountain osier ; salix ca-
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prea.
SÁit,, saiV, 1 s. f. tlie salt water, sea, sea-
SÁil,e, saile, \ water.
SAifb^ieAjAU, sailbhreoghadh, s. rejoicing,
merry-making.
S s. m. a chimney.
SAinineAt?, saitnneadli,
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SAiriinTO, saimhnidh, s. soldici-s who serve in
summer.
SAuimijeA-ó, saimhnigheadh, a. a yoking, cou-
pling-
SÁiriinijim, saimhnighim, v. I yoke, couple.
SÁiiii]uje, saimhrighe, s. m. ease, quiet ; satisfac-
tion ; rapture ; lovers of pleasure.
SÁimiMJeAc, iaimhrigheach, a. easy, pleased,
satisfied.
SÁiiimijeACc, saimhrigheacht, s. f. ease, qmet;
satisfaction.
SÁitii]'ebé]\, saimhseler, s. m. a counsellor.
SÁm, «ai«, a. unequal, unhke ; free, generous,
soft, pleasant, good; certain, unmistakeable.
SAinc^iCAC, sainelireach, a. healed. •
SÁmcpeACA-ó, sainchreachadh, s. healing.
SAinT)]ieAn, saindrean, s. f. a seat; society; a
sect; Heb., sanhedrim.
SÁine, saine, a. sound ; good, handsome ; diverse,
various ; s. identity, sameness.
SÁine, saine, \ a. variety, diversity, incqua-
SÁineA]', saineas,) Hty.
SAine, saine,
SAineA]", saineas,
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Só.me, same,
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SAineAtnuiL, saineamhuil, '
") a. graceful, bcau-
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r tilul, liandsomc,
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} pleasant ; various.
> s. sedition.
}a. gra
tiful,
pleas
SAineATb, saineadh, s. . variation, change. cha
SAmpo]% mpor, sainfhios.
sainfhios
Si niyioi-Ain, samj laosam,
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SAinini, mini, sauum, sainlin, v. iI vary, alter, chan