An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

Síotui-ó, sioluidh, 1 g „ stallion
Siotui-oe, sioluidhe,)
Si 0111, siom, pron. they, them; the same as ia-o-
1'An.
SioiTiAioe, siomaide, s. a mallet, beetle.
SiomAii, sioman, s. m. a rope, a cord.
SiombAit, siombail, s. f. a cymbal, symbol.
SiomiAii, siomlan, a. sate, entire, perfect, sound.
Sion, sion, s. anything; a chain, bond, tie;
weather, storm, snow, a shower ; Heaven.
Sion, sion, s. m. a whisper; phenomenon, bright-
ness.
Siond, siona, s. delay.
Si on At), sionadh, s. a warning; dispraise, satire,
a whisper.
SionÁn, Sionan, s. the river Shannon.
SionAriiuil,, sionamhuil, a. stormy, tempestuous.
SionbuAitce, sionbJmailte, a. weather-beaten.
Sion^An, siongan, see peAngAn.
SionnAc, sionnach, s. m. a tub or kieve; a fox.
SionriACAinuil,, sionnachamhuil, a. foxlike.
SionnAcl,A, sionnachla, s. a weathercock, Sh.
SionnA-ó, sionnadh, s. a reproof, scoffing.
SionnfA, .sionnsa, s. a censer.
SionnfAn, sionnsan, s. m. the yelping or cry of
hoimds.
Sion^iATDAc, sionradhach, a. single.
Sioji, sior, a. continual, perpetual, constant, long.
SíoiiÁifoiiii, sioraisdini, s. a continued or unbroken
relation.
Sio]AAiceAiAi\Ac, sioraithearrcwh, a. variable, in-
constant.
SioivlbAi, siorbhai, s. thievery, theft.
S'lonbloi-gAt), siorbhlosgadh,'\ s. a continual
S\o\\'b\\ó.o'i\,e6X>, siorbhraoil- > rusthng or rat-
eadh, j thng noise.
SionbuAirieAiieoi]!, siorbhuaidhearthoir, s. a per-
secutor.
SíojicÁinc, siorchaint, s. f. loquacity.
Sío]icÁinceAc, siorchainteacli, s. m. a babbler;
a. loquacious.
SioncAtl,, siorcall, s. a circle.
Sio]\cA'pAim, siorchasaim, v. I turn to again.
Sio|icot)tA, siorcliodhla, s. lethargy.
Si out) A, siorda, s. a great favoui- or present.
^' everlasting, perpe-
Sio,it.A, siordha, \
Sio Ait,e, siordhaidhe, '
'
\ *^}f 'J pitemal, for ever.
Sio^TOAnoeAcc, siordhaidheacht, seepojiui-oeAcc.
Sio]TOAi5im, siordhaighiin, v. I make eternal.
Sio]TOAnAiiTi, siordanaim, v. I rattle.
SIO SIO
' see I'lOtiBA.
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Sio)i)iui-oe, siorriaahe, '
\
Sio)i)iui-óeAcc, siorruidheacht, s. f eternity, per-
petuity.
Sio)i)-A-ó, siorsadh, s. m. a girth.
Sio)i)"Áti, siorsan, s. good news; hoarseness.
Sio)i)'AnAC, siorsanach, a. slow, tedious.
Sío)iri]i'óiiTi, siorsuidhim, v. I linger, loiter.
Sio)ic, siort, s. execution.
Sío)iéA, siortka, part, sought, begged.
Sio)ACAim, siortaim, v. I smite.
Sio)icAiiTi, siorthaim, v. I ask, beg.
Sio)icAi)ie, siortaire, s. m. an executioner; low
fellow.
Sío)icói)i, siorthoir, s. m. a beggar, petitioner.
SiO)icoi)i, siorthoir, s. a slut; a careless person.
Sío)icói)^eA)-, siorthoireas, s. a request.
Sio)\ui)'5e, sioruisge, s. continual rain.
SÍO)-, sios, prep, below, down ; adv. down, downwards.
Sioj-A, siosa, s. a court, session, parliament.
Sio)'Án, siosan, s. m. a decoction; a sudden
whisper.
Sio)-A)i, siosar, s. shears, scissors.
Sio)'A)inAC, siosarnach, s. hissing; stammering.
Sio)'cÁn, sioscan, s. m. a handful of eared corn.
Sio)-t)Áii, siosdan, s. m. a hunter's cry.
Sio)'5, siosg, s. sedge, reed grass, sheer grass;
carex.