An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

sje SGE sge SGE
SgAéAifi, sgathamh, s. m. a lopping off; walking.
SgACÁn, sgailian, s. m. a mirror; a gazing stock.
SjACAriAim, sgathanaim, v. I behold.
SjACAjiA, sgathara, s. hewing, lopping.
SjAcbAjiT), sgathbhard, s. a satinst.
SjAcbA^A-OAc, sgaihbhardach, a. satirical.
S5AcTi)A]TOAC'o, sgathhardachd, a. f. satire.
SgÁcbApnA, sgathbliarra, s. a parasol.
SgAcbuAilim, sgathhlmailim, v. I whip or
scourge with rods.
SsAcbuAtAB, sgathbhualadh, s. scourging with
rods.
S5ACCA01, sgathchaoi, s. m. a summer house, a
shed.
SjÁccluAin, sgathcMuain, s. m. an ambush; a
silent fraud.
SjAclAnn, sgathlann, s. a booth, shop, cover.
SjÁcriiAji, sgathmhar, a. shady, shadowy.
S5AciiiA]A, sgathniliar, a. sharp; flowery, full
flowered; handsome.
SjAcog, sgathog, s. f trefoil in flower.
S5AC05 yiAUAiu, sgathog fhiadhain, s. bogdown,
cotton grass ; eriopliorum polystachion.
S5ACCA, sgStlita, part, separated, cut down.
Sje, sge, see TjeAc.
S5eAC, sgeach, s. a bush, whitethorn bush; cratajgus
oxyacantha ; a haw.
Sge&cÁnAC, sgeachanach, a. bushy.
SgeAccAop, sgeachchaor, s. a whitethorn berry,
naw.
SgeAC-curiinA, sgeach-clmmhra, s. sweet-brier.
SgeAcjeAt, sgeachgheal, see I'geAC.
SjeAC-tiiA-onA, sgeach-tnhadra, s. dog rose, dog
brier ; rosa canina.
SgeAcój, sgeachog, s. f a haw; a hawthorn.
SjeAC-ypionAn, sgeach-spionan, s. the gooseberry
bush.
SjoAC-CAl-muin, sgeaeh-tahnhiiin, see opuii'eog.
SjeAT), sgead, s. a start; surprise.
S5eAt)AC, sgeadach, a. speckled; sky-coloured.
SjeA-OACAw, sgeadachadh, s. dress, clothes, ornament.
S^eAtiACT), sgeadachd, s. f stubborimess.
SgeA-OAf, sgeadas, s. m. ornament; various
colours.
SjeATJUJAt), sgeadughadh, s. an ornament; a
robe.
SgeA-ouijnn, sgeaduighim, v. I dress, adorn;
enrobe.
SjéAl, sgeal, s. ra. a story, news, rumour.
SgéAlAi-óe, sgealaidhe, s. m. an historian, secre-
tary.
SgéAÍLATÓeAcc, sgealaidheaclit, s. f story-telling,
history.
SgeAl^b, sgealb, s. m. a splinter.
SjeAbl-A^AC, sgeallagach, s. wild mustard.
SgoAllAn, sgeallan, s. m. a slice, a kernel; wild
mustard.
SgeAÍp, sgealp, s. m. a scratch, bite, chip;
clift; summit.
SgeAtpAC, sgealpach, a. shattered, splintered
s. biting, gnawing.
SjeAbpAt», sgealpadh, s. rending, splitting.
SjeAbpAiin, sgealpaim, v. I split, splinter, rend,
tear, pluck, snatch.
SgeAt-pog, sgealpog, s. f. a pinch, splinter.
SjeAbpcA, sgealptka, part, torn, snatched away.
SgcAiii, sgeamh,
Polypody, wall
S5eAiii-nA-cl.oc,
fern; polypodium
na-cloch, )
SjcAiii-cpomn, sgeamh-
vulgare.
Polypody of
chroimi,
SgeArii-An-tiAiiAij, sgeamh-
is. the oak po-
I
lypodiuman-daraigh,
quercinum.
SgcAiiiAiiii, sgeamhaim, v. I reproach.
SjeATÍiAoit, sgeamliaoil, s. a yelp.
SjeAiiiciiom, sgeamhchrom, a. a pinch.
SgéAn, sgean, 1 s. a wild or mad look or
SgéAnAt), sgeanadh,) appearance.
SjeAtiAC, sgeanach, a. furious, wild.
SgéAiiAt), sgeanadh, s. wildness.
SgeAp, sgeap, s. f a beehive.
SgeAjiA, sgeara, s. a stage play, Sh.
SgcApAC, sgearach, a. square, Sh.
SgeAi^AC, s^eamcA, K. happy. '^^'
SgeA^iAniuil,, sgearamnuiC,}
SjeACAC, sgeathach, see ^- V5®*^^' emetic;
thorny, rough.
SgeACAim, sgeathaim, v. I vomit, reject.
SgeAccopj, sgeathchosg, a. anti-emetic.
SgeAcpAijiTii, sgeathraighim, see j'jeACAiiri.
Sjjeij, sgeig, s. f mockery.
S^eijeAC, sgeigeach, a. m. a mocker, sneerer;
derisive sneering.
Sgeigipe, sgeigire, s. m. a gander; a buflbon,
mimic, jester.
SgeijipeAct), sgeigireachd, s. f buflbonery,
waggery.
Sjéil, sgeil, s. skill, knowledge.
SgeilcAC, sgeileach, a. pitiable, pitiful, Sh.
SgeileAinuib, sgeileamhuil, a. skilful, know-
ing.
SjéilbeApcAC, sgeilbhearthach, \ s m. a tale-
SgéilceAC-OAipe, sgeiltheachdaire, j bearer.
SjéilbeAncAct), sgeilbhearthachd, a. f. tale-bear-
ing.
Sgeite, sgeile, s. shelling oats ; grief.
Sgeibj, sgeilg, a. Í. a rock.
SjeilleA'o, sgeilleadh, a. a shelling, unhusking
corn.