An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

StoicmeACT), sloili'reachd, s. f. villainy, murder.
Sloini]-l,iob, sloimsliobk, a. sharp.
Slonndu, slonnad/i, s. cattle, flocks.
SliUNJ, sltia/jh, s. m. an army, multitude, host,
legion, people; Welsh, llu.
StuAJ-coi^'e, sluagh-coise, s. infantry.
SluAJtiiAp, sluaglimhar, a. populous.
SluAJ-iiiAjiCACT), sliiagli-marcachd, s. cavalry.
StuAJ-iiiiinci-6, sluagh-imircidh., s. a marching
army.
StuAijeACD, sluaighcachd, s. an expedition.
SluAi]'tiin, sluaisdin, s. f. a little shovel.
SluAfAt), sluasad, \ ^ e i, i
StuAi-jAt), sluasghad,)
St,iíA]--5]iíoiv\i-o, sluas-griosaidh, s. a fire-
shovel.
Slue, sluch, s. ra. a crane, pulley.
SlucA-ó, sluchadh, s. m. pulling, hauling.
SlucAini, sliichaim, v. I stifle, overwhelm.
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SluBACÁn, sludhacan,)
Siiit)|\AC, sludrack, s. m. a foundation.
SlutJiiAije, sludraigJie, s a foundation.
SLuj, slug, s. m. a gulp.
SIiijAC, slugach, a. that swalloweth.
SlujAt), slugadh, s. swallowing, deglutition.
SlujAi-o, slugaid, s. f. a slough, deep miry
place.
SlugAini, slugaim, v. I swallow, devour, deglut,
gorge, gormandize, absorb.
StujAi^ie, slugair-e, s. m. a glutton ; a drunkard.
Sill 5Ai|\eAct), sliigaireachd, s. f. gluttony.
SlujÁn, slugan, s. m. the throat.
SlujAUÁc, sluganacli, a. swallowing.
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SluijeAÓ, sluigheadh, s. cutting down, lowering,
humbling.
Sluijem, sluigein, 9. f. the neck of a bottle.
Sluijin, sluigin, s. f absorption.
Sluijce, sluigihe, part, swallowed, absorbed.
Sluinn, sluinn, s. a teUing or declaring.
Slur, slus, > . J. , .
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SlurAt., slusadh,}
Slu|'Aim, slusaim, v. I dissemble, coimterfeit.
Slii]-Ai]\e, slusaire, s. m. a dissembler.
SniAc, smac, s. m. the palm of the hand.
SniAct), smachd, s. m. reproof, correction, awe,
subjection, authority, sway.
SmActiA, smachda, adj. reproved, corrected
SmAc-OAijitn, imach'i-"i
V. I reprove, chastise,
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SmACT)Aim, smachdaim, 1, } J rect, reprel: reprehend, nde.
SniAc-OAtiiuil, smachdamhdl, a. authoritative
commanding, peremptory.
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SmAcoúJA-ó, smachdugliadh, s. reproof, chastise"
ment, correction, subduing, swaying.
StnACtJUijce, smachduighthe, part, reproved,
corrected, chastised, .swayed, governed.
SmAcouijceo!]!, smacJiduightheoir, s. m. a cor-
rector, ruler, chastiser.
StiiACCAt), smachtadh, see i'iiiac-oúja-ó.
SniACcbAnn, smachtbhann, ")
s. a penal law, pc-
SiiiAcc'olije, smacJttdlighe,) nalty.
StiiAcclAun, smachtlann,\ s. a house of correc-
SiiiAcclonj, smachtlong,) tion.
SmÁT)A-ó, smadudh, s. boasting; intimidation.
SniÁ-OAiii uil, smadamhuil, a. boastful, threatening.
SiiiA-oÁn, smadan, s. m. soot, smut.
SniAtJAnAC, smadanach, a. smutted, sooted, soiled.
SniAj, smag, s. m. a paw.
StnÁ^Aiiiuil, smagamhuil, a. pawing, handling.
SiriAij, smaig, s. f. a curb; authority.
SniAilc, smailc, s. f a blow, butFet.
SniÁl, sí/Uí/, s. m. dirt, filth, stain, spot, dust.
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, "is. m. sorrowfulness, decay,
SmAl,_sm«Z, f
obscurity, dimness, vex-
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SihaIaii, smalan, s. m. a liillock.
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SiiiAlÁn, smalan, s. m. a httle blow, a fillip.
SiiiAlÁriAC, smalanach, a. sorrowful, grieved.
SniAll, small, see I'mol.
SniAllAt)ó)i\, smalladoir, see ]'molA-oói]i.
SniAllój, smallog, s. f. a fillip.
ShiaojaI, smaogal, s. m. a husk.
SniAOii-, snuiois, s. f. the nose; juice, maiTOw.
SniAoq-eAC, sinaoiseach, a. juicy.
SiiiaoIac, smaolach, s. m. a thrush.
SniAÓ]']\AC, smaosrach, a. m. a cartilage,
SniAO]'C]\Ac, smaosthrach, gristle.
SiiiA]iA5, smarag, s. an emerald.
SiiieAc, smeach, s. m. a fillip; a kiss; the neck.
SiiioAc, smeach, K_ ^_ ^^^ ^^^
SincACAn, smeachan,)
S-iiieACAU, smeacadh, s. palpitation, panting.
SmeAnjiAct), smeanrachd, s. f groping.
SineAp, smear, s. m. gi-ease, tallow; Welsh, mer,
marrow; Heb., beria, fat; a berry, a spark of
fire.
StneAiAAt», smearadh, s. a greasing, unction.
SnieAHAije, smearaighe, s. the smearing or preparing
a hive for bees.
S,iieA,;Ai5nii, smearaighim,-) ,..1 e, anoint.
SiiieA]iAiin, smearaim, J °
SmeAjiúA, smeartha, part, besmeared with gi-ease.
SmeA)\cACÁn, smearthachati, s m. a kitchen brat,
a lickplate.
SmeAticACT), smearthachd, s. greasing.
SméAnóix), smearoid, s. f. a burning coal, an
ember.