An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

ScAicitih, scaichim, v. I iiuish.
ScAit), scaidh, v. he finished.
ScAi'óim, scaidliim, v. t lop off.
ScAity, scail, s. f. a tinkHng noise ; a craggy rock ;
the cry of a hound in chase.
ScÁiL, scail, s. f. a shadow.
ScÁtléin, scailein, s. a fan, umbrella.
ScÁileAc, scaileach, a. shady.
ScÁileAct), scailcachd, s. f darkness.
ScÁilitn, scailim, v. I shade, shelter.
ScÁilp, scrti7^>, s. f a cave, den; scruff, fur; a
25Íece, a bit.
ScÁineAt), scaineadh, s. bursting, a rent.
ScÁinini, scainim, v. I burst.
ScÁinneAji, soamnear, s. a sudden irruption or
unexpected attack.
ScAipitn, scapim, v. I disperse, scatter.
ScAip, scair, s. f. any place where a thing is laid
to dry.
ScÁi)\eAcc, scaireacJd, s. f. crjnng, shrieking.
ScAi]ieAp, scaireap, s. lavisJuiess.
ScAi)ic, scairt, s. f. the caul of a beast, the mid-
riff; a thick tuft of shrubs or branches; a
great shout ; a tm-f or sod ; a splash of water.
ScAic, seaitli, s. f a blessing ; the finest of the
flax ; a comely person ; essence.
ScAiceAc, scaitheach, a. cutting, ruinous ; stormy.
ScAicini, scait/iim, v. I cut off, lop.
ScMcre, scaithte, part, cut, lopped; dispersed;
destroyed.
ScÁb, seal, s. m. a noise ; a rumbling noise.
ScÁb, seal, s. m. a man, a hero, a champion.
ScÁt-A, scala, s. i. a great bowl.
ScAbbAin, scalhhain, s. f. a multitude.
ScÁbÁn, sealan, s. m. a shadow.
ScAtÍAc, scallach, a. bald.
ScAlbAcÁn, scallachan, s. m. an unfledged bird.
ScAlÓ5,sca%,s.f afarmer; aservant; anoldman.
ScAboi)', sealois, s. f. a bowl.
ScAbp, scalp, s. m. a fissure, a separation of the
earth.
EcÁbuije, scaluighe, s. pi. scales, balances.
ScAluijeAct), scaluigheachd, s. f singing in
chorus.
ScAiiiAin, scamhain, s. f. lightning.
ScAiii, scamh, s. the mouth; the lungs.
prank, a ro-
ScAriilJAn, scamhhlian
guish trick, a vil-
ScAtiijtonn, scarnhgh \gUonn, §"
j iainoiis deed.
Sc&mó-^, scamhog, s. f a wry mouth; tlie lights.
ScATit-uJAT), scanlughadh, s. scandalizing, reproaching.
ScAnn, scann, s. f. a swarm, multitude.
ScAfinAib, scannail, s. f scandal, bad example,
slander.
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ScAnnAlyAc, scannalach,SL. scandalous, slandering,
ScAnnÁn, scannan, s. m. a thin membrane ; skin.
ScAiinAn-^'Aiibe, scannan-saille, s. the caul.
ScAnncpioT), seanneriod, s. a herd, drove, Sh.
ScAunLuiiDce, scanrduidhthe, part, scandalized.
ScAnnUiijceoin, scannluightheoir, s. m. a scan-
dalize)-.
ScÁn)iA-ó, scanradh, s. a surprise, fright, confu-
sion ;
dispersing, scattering.
ScÁtinAit)ce, scanraidhthe, part, dispersed by
fright.
ScÁnjiAijitn, scanraighim,\ v. I disperse, scatter,
ScÁr\]\Mm, scanraiin, J confound, affright.
ScAiijuiijeAt), scanruigheadh, s. dispersion.
ScAoite, scaoile, s. a lax, looseness.
ScAoAeAV, scaoileadh, s. a loosing, untying.
ScAoiLim, seaoilim., v. I loose, untie, scatter, disperse,
confound, affright, reveal, unfold.
ScAOilce, scaoilte, part, dispersed, dissolved,
chsmissed, separated, untied, unfolded.
ScAOilceAc, scaoilteaeh, a. dissolvent, separable.
ScAottceAct), scaoilteachd, s. f a looseness, lu.x,
a dispersed state.
ScAoibceoj, scaoilteog, s. f a sheet ; a winding-
sheet.
ScAoin, scaoin, s. f. peace.
ScAoic, scaoith, s. f. a scythe ; a flock of birds.
ScAoc, scaoth, s. a swarm, a multitude.
ScAocÁn, scaothan, s. m. a chamber-pot.
ScApAim, seapaim, v. I squander, waste, spend.
ScA]\Ac-o)ii, scarachdin,') s. f. separating, sepa-
ScA^iAt), scaradli, j ration.
ScA]AÁib, scarail, s. separating, scarifying.
ScAjiAim, scaraim, v. I separate, part, quit, open,
unfold.
ScAiiAifiAin, scaramliain, \ s. parting, separat-
ScA]\AtiiuiTi, scaramhuin, / ing, separation.
ScA]\AiiuiiL, scaramliuil, a. separable.
ScAnlj, scarbli, s. m. a cormoi-ant.
ScAnboit), scarloid, s. scarlet cloth.
ScAjAÓit), scaroid,s.í. a table-cloth, prop, f cónÁno,
see Á]\oi'o.
ScApcA, seartlia, part, separated, parted.
ScAjTCAib, scarthail, a. vigorous, bold.
ScApcAUAc, scarthanach, adj. parting, scparting.
Scó,\\ti-i\6.\-^, scarthnnaigli, a. dawn; parting of
light and darkness
ScÁc, scat, s. a skate.
ScÁt, scath, ?. m. a flock; battle, dread, fear;
a shadow, shade, protection, a veil, covering
a kind, species, gender; a pretence; bashful-
ness, timidity ; sake, accoimt, a|a -oo ]"các.
ScÁCAC, scathach, a. shady ; bashful, timid.
ScACAt), scathadh. s. shunning, avoiding, shel-
tcrinsr.