An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

Bc\\óhi.n,scroban, s. m. tlie croup or craw of a
bird.
ScpóJA, scrogha, sec jxpoIJA ; a. sjiiral ; made
like a screw.
Sc]\o'L'La, scrolla, s. a scroll, a schedule.
Sc]U)bvM]ie, scruhaire, s. m. a scrub.
ScnÚT)A-ó, sci-udadh, s. an cxamiuation, searching.
ScpunAUTi, scrudatm, v. I search, examine.
Sciiú'ouijce, scruduighthe, part, examined, tried,
searched.
Scpuinge, scruinge, s. an engine.
Sc]iuc, scrut, s. m. a scrub, a low mean person.
ScuAb, scuab, s. f. a sheaf, a besom.
ScuAbACÁn, scuabachan, s. m. a little brush or
besom.
BcuAbA'ó, scuabadh, s. sweeping, sweepings.
ScuAbAim, scuabaim, v. I sweep, brush.
ScuAb-Lion, scuab-Uon, s. a drag or sweej^net.
ScuAbóg, scuabog, s. a little sheaf
ScuokbcA, acuabtha, part, swept.
ScuAt), scuad, \ s. m. a detachment; a
2cu Scuci-Aini, scucnsaim, a ' i
j
ScucA-j', sciichas, s. m. brambles used as a fence
against cattle.
Scuc^'AT), scicchsad, v. they go, j^rocced.
Scut), scud, s. m. a ship; a cluster; a form,
shape, a cover, veil.
Scuibeji, scuibher, s. m. an esquire.
Scuipt), scuird, s. f. the lap; a sliirt or shift.
: •'puAn bjiAc, -nocAii ionA]i;
1]' ixiaII yuAcnog ]io ponriAt);
Scui)TO ^'c cAini]"e beme jaii on ;
O bA liAinm x)o ceAtinbo-OA^A", For. Foe.
Scuii\iT), scuirid, s. ceasing, desisting.
Scutum, seuirim, v. I cease, desist.
Scui|-eAt), scuiseadh, s. going, proceeding.
Scuice, scidte, s. m. a wanderer; see fcucAi'.
Scuic)'eoi](, scuitseoir, s. m. a peddler, a pack-
carrier.
Scuicfim, scuitsim, v. I carry a pack.
Scubóg, sculog, see ^XAÍóg and -pcológ.
Sculog, sculog, s. a generous, hospitable man.
Scun'iAb, scumhal, s. a precipice.
ScuiiiAiATJ, scumhard, see -pceitriApt).
Soup, scur, s. m. ceasing, desisting.
Scuc, Scut, s. m. a Scot.
St)A, sda, s. use.
SDA SOR
SnAgAi]!, sdaghair, s. stairs.
St)ÁiT), sdaid, s. f state, condition; a furlong.
S-oAiboAt), sdaileadh, s. Antonomasia.
ST)AipeÁb, sdaipeal, s. a stopper, bung, cork.
S-OAiji, sdair, s. f. history, story.
S-0Ai]\5A, sdairgha, a. historical.
SDAjiAiue, sdaraidhe, s. m. an historian.
S-0ÁC, sdat, s. m. pride, state, pomp.
Sxyi.zo.mm'i, sdatamliuil, a,, stately, proud, pompous.
SijeAbb, sdeall, s. a cast of water as fi'oui a
syringe.
SueAtÍAÓ, sdealladh, s. squirting.
S-oeAlbAuoi]!, sdealladoir, s. m. a squirtor, sy-
ringe.
StieAlUMtn, sdeallaim, v. I squirt.
Stjeig, sdeig, s. a sUce of meat, a steak.
Soéig-bnÁJA-o, sdeig-braghad, s. the gullet.
Sueig, sdeigli, s. protection.
Stiéut), sdeud, s. a steed.
SoiAbb, sdiall, s. a table.
Sx)iAbbAc, sdiallach, s. m. a plank or board, a
stripe, streak, split of a plank ; a slice or chop
taken from anything ; a. striped, streaked.
SwiolJAiic, sdiobhart, s. m. a steward.
St)íopAÍ, sdiopal, s. a steeple.
S-oiopAp, sdiorap, s. a stirmp.
St)uh)i, sdiuir, s. f. a rudder, rule, guide.
S-onipAt), sdiuradh, s. steering, steerage, guiding,
directing.
STJuipAitn, sdiuraim, v. I steer, guide, direct.
SioiupAigceoir, sdiuraigh-
| ^^^ steersman.
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StJiupcoip, sdiurthoir, J
SBuqutJA-o, sdiuriighadh, s. steering, guiding,
directing.
S-ooCi sdoc, s. m. a trumpet, a stock.
S-oo'OAc, sdodach, a. restive, testy, kicking.
S-oouACAÚ, sdodachadh, s. restivcness, testi-
ness.
SuotiAiiiuib, sdodamhtdl, a. restive, testy.
S-ooit), sdoid, s. {. sulkincss.
S-oóib, sdoil, s. f. a stole ; part of a priest's vestments.
S-ooil, sdoil, s. beads, Sh.
Sooquii, sdoirin, s. f. a storm, tempest.
5-001)1111 eAiiunb, sdoirmeamhuil, a. stormy.
Swob, sdol, s. m. a stool, seat.
STjób-coipe, sdol-coise, s. a foot-stool.
S-ooiJAU, sdopadh, s. a stoup, a measure of capacity.
Sv^-o, sdad,
SvJ.xv,sdadadh,
s.
)
a stop, let, stopping,
staymg.stoppage, de-
{
lay, hindrance, arrest
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St)ó)i, sdor,
provision, stores.
S-oo^Ap, sdoras, J
SoniocA-ó, sdriocadli, s. submission, submitting,
St)A-0Aini, iidadaii I stop, stay, let, hinder. Mull. 1.