An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

Sen^bifeAc, seirbhiseach, s. m. a servant, attendant.
Sei|ibip5im, seirbhisighim, v. I serve.
Sei]\c, seirc, s. love, aifection, cliarity.
Seij\ceAiiiuil, seirceamhuil, a. charitable, aíFcc-
tionate; lovely.
Seipceoi|\, seirceoir, s. m. a wooer.
Sei]Acin, seircin, s. f. a darling, a beloved person.
Seipcin, seircin, s. f. a jerkin, coat.
Seiptjin, seirdin, s. f. a pilchard.
Séipe, seire, s. a meal of victuals.
Sé^\^eAC, seireach, a. liberal of food; "ha ci]i-
vnAX) i-A'óAb i'éifeAc".
Sei]i5, seirg, s. clover, trefoil.
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y s. f. consumption, decay.
Seijijli, seirgli,
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Seipgin, seirgin, s. a consumptive person.
Seinjliwe, seirglidhe, a. withered.
Seipjne, seirgne, a. sickly.
Seipjce, seirgthe, a. hectic, consumptive.
SeijMC, seme, s. silk,superfinesilk ; a. strong,able.
Se,,MceAC, seiriceach,
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SeipiceÁn, seiricean, s. m. a silkworm.
SeipfeAÍAc, seirsealach,\ s. m. a robust, sturdy
SeipfCAn, seirsean, j person.
SeipfeAriAC, seirseanach, s. m. an auxiliary, an
unhired workman, a free labourer.
J , i nature ot silk.
Seijifin, seirsin, 8. f. a girdle, a band, a girt.
Seine, seirt, s. f strength, power.
Sei]-, seis, s. f pleasure, delight; a troop, band,
company ; one's match or equal ; v. he sat.
Séi|-, seis, s. f. skill, knowledge.
SeifceAnn, seisceann, s. one of the buildings at
Tara so called.
Seiit), seisd, s. i. a tune.
Sei]'t)e, seisde, s. a siege.
Setj-oeAt), seisdeadh, s. besieging.
Seipjim, seisdim, v. I besiege.
Sei]'e, seise, s. a tumult, noise, bustle.
Sei]-eAC, seiseach, a. noisy, tumultuous ; cheerful,
pleasant, agreeable, mild, humane.
Séii'eAC, seiseach, a. libidinous.
Séi|-eAct), seiseachd, s. f pleasure, sensuality.
Seii'eAt), seiseadh, a. the sixth.
SeifeA'ó-'oéug, seiseadh-deug , a. sixteenth.
Sei]'eAriiuit,, seiseamhuil, a. mild, humane.
Seij'eAn, seisean, see |-ei]'eun.
Séi^-eAn, seisean, pron. he, he himself
SeipeA]\, seisear, s. six persons or things.
Seii-eiib, seiseilbh, s. talk, discourse.
Sei]'ein, seisein, s. a session.
Sen's, seisg, s. f sedge, bog-reed ; Welsh, hesk;
a. barren, Cantic., iv. 2.
SEI seo SEO
Seii'^eAt), seisgead, s. barrenness.
SelfgcAnn, seisgeann, s. a fenny, boggy country
human excrement.
Seif-mA-opAX), seis-madradh, s. great burr-reed
sperganium erectum.
Seipm, seisim, v. I sit.
Seirini, seisim,! ^, .
Se,n,, seisir, | ^' ^'^ P"'^°^^ °' ^'"^S^'
Seii'ip, seisir, a. old.
Seipi'in, sCTSiMn, s. a session or assizes.
SeipneAC, seisreach, s. f. a plough ; a plough of
si.x horses; i. e. ye^YeA\\ eAc; gen. I'eiT-^iije
Heb., asar, eisir, yoked, tied in.
Seti')AeAC-]:eA]iAinn , seisreach-fearainn, s. plough-
land.
Sei^x, seist, s. m. mid-day ; i. e. " Ainm t)o
liieAwon lAe'", Cor.
Seij'ugAÚ, seisughadh, a. sixth.
Seic, seit, s. {. a bone-
Seic, seith,
s. a skin, hide, pelt, pcl-
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SeyteAX), seitheadh,^ Ucle; plur. -peicij.
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Seicce, seitche,
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SeireAC, seiteach,)
SeicpeAc, seitreach,\ s. neighing, braying, sneez-
SeicjATO, seitridh, J
ing.
SelAg, selagh, s. soaking, imbibing, sucking.
SelAigim, selaighim, v. I imbibe, suck.
SebiAn, selian, s. a rill, Sh.
Seliwe, selide, s. a snail.
Serii, semh,s. a pair, brace, couple.
SemeAnn, semeann, 1 ,, .,
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SemeAiiHA, senieanna,)
Sen, sen,s. a fowling-net; good luck, prosperity.
Sen, sen, s. an ancestor, senior; "Ho hA-ónAiceA-ó
1T1 ocA]ibi5e Afen a^a]- a f-innpo^",
4 iMast 1468.
SencA]', senchas, see •j'CAncu'p.
Sene, sene, s. a supper.
Sen^ibbjtoc, sengilbhroth, s. venison; flesh of a
wild boar.
Sen-reAnACAi|i, sen-seanathair, s. a great grand-
father.
Sen^e]A, senser, s. m. a senior, elder, ancestor,
Cor.
Seo, seo, pron. written in old MSS. for ^o.
Seó-o, seod, s. substance, property; a jewel; a
cow.
SeÓT)CA, seodcha, s. a treasury, museum.
SeÓT)corh]iA, seodchomhra, s. a tomb or grand
monument, a triumphal arch.
Seoiw, seoid, s. f an intrenchment ; a boundary
a hero ; jewels, property of any kind ; a. strong.
Seoitj-AoriAij, seoid-aonaigh, s. a fairing.
Seól, seol, s. m. a bed, a couch ; a sail ; Welsh,
hwyl ; a shawl ; linen cloth ; a loom ; a mode