An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

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Sgeilm, sgeilm, s. f. silly, vain babbling ; neat-
ness.
SgeilmeAtruit, sgeilmeamJntil, a. talkative, neat.
Sgeitpin, sgeilpin, s. f. a small knife.
Sjeini, sgeitn, s. f. foam.
Sjeim, sgeimh, s. f. beauty, grace, ornament.
Sjeiiiim, sgeimliim, v. I beautify, adorn.
Sgetiiini, sgemim, v. I skim, scum.
SgeiimolcA, sgeimiolta, s. a scout.
Sjeiiiite, sgeimhle, s. surprise ; a skirmisli, dis-
pute.
Sgein'ibjim, sgeimkligkim, v. I bicker, skinnish.
Sjeiiiini'ó, sgeimhmdh, a. concinnous, clean, fine.
S5eiTtiniet)0iCt>, sgeimhnidheachd, s. f. concin-
nity, cleanliness.
Sjéin, sgein, s. f flight; a hiding place; dread,
terror.
SjémeAC, sgeineach, s. m. a runaway; a wan-
derer.
SjeineAt), sgeineadh, s. starting, bouncing.
SgeineAihuil, sgeineamhdl, a. neat, tight.
Sjemj, sgeing, \
• o r "• f- a boimce, a start
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Sx^ewivn, sgeinrn,)
Sjeiniiii, sgeinim, v. I bounce, leap up.
SgemnieAc, sgeinmeach, "i a. quick,
Sjeinnieile, sgeinmeile, V swift,
ST^emmneAc, sgeinintieack, ) active.
Sgeip, sgeip, s. f a beehive.
Sgeip, sgeir, s. f a rock in the sea,
smart,
nimble.
cliff.
shelf
Sgei^eAC, sgeireach, a. rocky.
S^e^t, sgeith, gen. of I'giAc; s. vomit; the best
of any thing; prop. I'cot.
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