An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

SeA]i]\o.i5, searraujh, s. pilewort; ranunculus
ficaria.
Seo.ii]iAiiii, searraim, v. I mow, reap, cut;
slaughter, kill yawn, stretch the limbs.
;
SeApp-oA, searrdha, s. an edge or point part,
;
edged, pointed ; s. a cutting, lopping.
" SeAHjAUA [.'Ao'bAp men tigAiLe
AcAf, t-eAi\n-ÓA ceA^'CAnJe;
"Oionn Ainm jac o]\uimne,
pumce mgne Aim jé)iA", For. Foe.
SeA]\nÓ5, searrog, s. f. a bottle.
SeAni'vijAt), searrughadh, s. extending, stretch-
SeA^ifúil., searsJmil, adj. squint-eyed.
SeA|rconn, searthonn, s m. a prirce; a poet;
cue who chaunts, a follower or attendant on
a poet.
SeAjrconriA, searthonna, s. art, skill, knowledge.
SeAf , seas, v. imperat. of feA^'Aim ; s. a plank
for the convenience of passage between a ship
and the land ; a bench made on a hayrick by
cutting off a part of the hay.
SeA]-ACAf , seasachas, s. m. sitting ; a cessation, a
truce.
SeAi'A-ó, seasadh, s. standing.
SeA'pAim, seasaiin, v. I stand, rise up.
SeAfAt, seasal, s. m. a fan.
SeA]'Aiti, seasamh, s. standing up, persevering.
SeAfAOCAp, seasaothar, s. m. the rower's bench
in a boat.
SeAi^bAct), seashhachd, see ^'eAj^riiAct).
SeA^"CA]A, seascar, see ^'eA^'gAipeAcx).
SeA^^TDA, seasda, s. a defence.
SéA|"'oÁn, seasdaii, s. m. a shout, hunters cry.
SeAfouli), seasdubh, s. an inkstand.
SeA]'5, seasg, a. dry, barren, unprolific ; s. m.
sedge, or burr reed.
ScA^-gA, seasga, a. sixty.
SeA^gAC, seasgach, s. seven battles ; a dry cow.
SeAi'gAct), .?easgachd, s. f. sterility ; a herd of
barren cattle.
SeA^AT), seasgad, a. sixty.
SeA^-gATJAt), seasgadadh, a. sixtieth.
SeA^'gATJO, seasgado, a. sixtieth, Sc.
SeAfgAÍ'óe, seasgaidhe, s. m. a barren cow.
SeA^'gAi'p, seasgair, a. at ease, quiet, well fixed
or settled, comfortable.
SeAf5Ai]\e, seasgaire, s. m. a warm, comfortable
man ;
one that threshes com by bulk.
SeA-p5Ai]\e, seasgaire, "i s. f. coziness, rest,
SeAfgAi^AeACT), seasgair- > quietness, comfbrteachd,
} ableness
ScAfgAipeAc, scasgaireach, a. delightful, calm.
SeAj'gÁn, seasgan, s. m. a shock or handful of
gleaned corn ; land that has been gleaned, Sh.
SEA sesh SEGH
SeA^-^AUAC, seasganach, s. m. a bachelor.
SeA]-5A]\, seasgar, a. soft, effeminate, still.
SeAf5bó, seasgbho, s. a heifer, a dry or barren
cow.
SeA]-5co)\pAC, seasgchorpach, a. barren.
SeAi'iiiAC, seasmJiach, a. stiff, steadfast, firm, constant,
resolute, stable, valid, binding, persevering,
positive, immutable.
SeAi-iiiAct), seasmhachd, s. i. firmness, steadiness,
constancy, validity.
SeA]'tiiAim„ seasrnhaim, v. I support, uphold,
vindicate.
SeA]-HAC, seasrach, s. m. a lad, a youth.
ScApuijim, seasuigJmn, v. I rely, depend.
ScA^-uin, seasuir, s. season.
SeAyuncA, seasunta,a.. prosperous ; well-seasoned
SeAiniji, seasur, s. m. gravy, soup.
SeACA, seata, s. a quean, a harlot.
SeACAt), seathadh, s. m. a hide, skin.
SeACA'oóiií, seathadoir, s. m. a skinner.
SeACA^, Seathar, s. m. a name of God ; a study,
a library ; a. strong, able, good.
SeACA]\t)A, seathardha, a. divine, holy.
SeAcuAC, seatnach, s. m. a body.
SeAcboj, seathbhog, s. marjoram; origanum
vulgare.
SeAcnA];, seailinar, s. number six, Sh.
SébliAtJAnAc, sebliadlianaeh, '\
SébbAt)AnAiiuiit, sebliadhana-> a. sexennial.
mhuil, J
Secc, seec, a. dry.
SecT)A, secda, a. perpetual, lasting.
Sect)A, secdha, a. dried.
Secim, sechim, v. I imitate, follow.
SecuAc, secnach, s. m. a body.
Sec]\éi-o, secreid, s. £ a secret, mystery.
SecivéiT)eAC, secreideach, a. secret, hidden.
Set), sed, s. a jewel; wealth; a cow.
Set), sed, s. a way.
cr 7 J .11 ^ a. full made, Sh.
Set)T)i-o, seddidh,)
Sé-oéuj, sedeiig, a. seventeen.
SetiJAbAtA, sedhghabhala, s. augmentation ; a.
gift.
SéTDJAbÍA, sedgliabhla, s. a cow with calf; i. e-
"tuiLgeAc", Br. L.
Sej, segh, s. m. milk ; a wild ox, buffalo ; the
moose deer; i. e. " o]' At-ldit)", Cor.
SeJAiTilA, seghamhla, s. milkiness, giving milk ;
" ITleiXAii bA Ai]\ A i'eJAriil,A. SeJAriilA
i. e. bbccriiAi)\e", Br. L.
SeAgAiiiuit, seaghamhuil, a. milky.
SeJTJA, seghdha, a. hawk-like; i. e. " co]-iiiiiil
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