An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

StiÁiiiÁn, snanihcm, s. ra. a float; slow swimming
or sailing ; creeping, crawling.
SnÁiiiLuAC, snamhhiath, s. swift swimming.
SnAtiiuijilL, snamladghill, s. floating, sailing.
SriAoi, snaoi, s. a bier; flowing, running; War.
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SriAoit), snaoidh, s. hewing, chipping; a consumption.
SnAoi-óeACÁn, snaoidheachan, s. m. a hewer.
SriAoi]-, snaois, s. f. a slice.
StiAoipn, snaoisin, s. f. smifl", powder, dust.
SriAoipneAt), snaoisineadh, s. calcination.
Sno,oi|-inim, snaosinim, v. I reduce to powder.
SnA]', snas, s. m. decency, elegancy; colour,
grain; ornament, refinement, analysis; the
track of a snail.
SnA^'Ac, snasach, a. neat, elegant.
SnA]-At), snasadh, s. analysis, analyzing.
SnA]-At)ói)v snasadoir, s. m. an analyzer, refiner.
SnA|"Aiin, snasaim, v. I analyze; bedeck, ornament.
SnAj-niA^A, snas-'i a. neat, elegant, genteel,
mhar, V dainty, ornamental, brave,
SnAfCA, snasta,) gallant.
SnA^TU, snastu, s. colour.
SnA]-Ú5At), snasughadh, s. ornamenting.
SnÁc, snath, s. f. a thread, fine, filament.
SnAC, snath, s. f food, victuals.
SriACA, snatha, s. an easing, riddance of pain,
grief, or trouble.
SnÁcA-o, snathad, s. f a needle; " i. e. pnAn
|-éc, i. e. i"éc i^nÁic, i. e. cobl, priACAi'oe", Cor.
SnÁcAt)AcÁn, snathadachan, s. m. a needle-case.
SnÁcAt)C]\ót), snathadchrodh, s. the eye of a
needle.
SnÁcA'oó)]^, snathadoir, s. m. a needle maker.
SnAcAini, snathahn, v. I thread or string.
SnACAim, snathahn, v. I sup.
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