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An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

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soch SOCH socVi SOCH<br />

SÓA5, soagh, a. liappy, lucky, fortunate.<br />

SOAgAt-liiiAC, soagalhnhach, a. easy <strong>of</strong> address,<br />

T. C.<br />

SÓAitce, soailce, s. a good fashion, good manners;<br />

men-iment, jollity.<br />

SÓAintiine, soainmhne, a. vegetative.<br />

SÓAineAifi, soaireamh, a. easily reckoned or<br />

counted.<br />

SOAi]-, soais, V. lie retirmed.<br />

SÓAicneAC, soaithneach, a. easily known.<br />

SÓAICC, soaitt, 1 ^1 1 1<br />

'<br />

. ' ., . 7 > V. they returned.<br />

SoAicpuiii, soatteMffi/t,<br />

^<br />

SóaIc, soalt, s. a good leap.<br />

SÓAOiiiAió, soaomaidh, a. flexible; exorable.<br />

SÓA|', sons, s. experience.<br />

SÓACAHpACA-ó, soatharrachadk, \ s. change, al-<br />

SÓACA]i]\U5At), soatharrughadh , \ teration.<br />

SOACApnuijcej soatliarruiglithe, a. changeable.<br />

SóbA, soblia, s. sorrel, see i'aiíia'ó.<br />

SobA-c]\Aob, sobha-craohh, s. raspberries.<br />

SobAil,, sohhail, s. £ eloquence.<br />

SobA-CAlriium, sobha-talmhuin, s. stcawberries.<br />

SobAÍAt), sohhaladh, \ s. fragrancy,<br />

SobAtc<strong>An</strong>Act), sohhaltanachd,^ sweet scent.<br />

SobA|icon, sobharthon, s. sufficiency.<br />

SóbÁ^-Aijce, sobhasaigldhe, a. mortal.<br />

Sóbincijce, sobhintighthe, a. coagulative.<br />

SóbÍAfOA, sobhlasda, a. well-tasted, savoury.<br />

SóbojcA, sobhogt/ia, a. pUable, moveable.<br />

Sóbol-A-ó, sobholadh, s. a sweet smell, fragrance.<br />

SobotcAtiACT), sobholtanachd, s. f fragrancy.<br />

SobpAC, sohhrach, s. m. a primrose.<br />

Sob]iA)T), sobhraid, s. f sobriety, mildness, gen-<br />

tleness.<br />

Sob|\Ai5, sobhraigh, s. great strength.<br />

Source, sobhriste ) ^ ^^, jj ^^.^^j^<br />

SobpireAC, sobnristeach,) ^ '<br />

Sóbfuj'ceAct), sobhristeachd, s. f. brittleness,<br />

weakness.<br />

Sóbnón, sobhron, s. pleasing sorrow, melancholy<br />

pleasure.<br />

Sobc<strong>An</strong>, sob/ithan, a. fortunate, happy.<br />

SóbuAilceAC, sob/tuailteach, a. easy to strike.<br />

Soc, soc, s. a ploughshare ; Welsh, swch ; a beak,<br />

snout, proboscis ; any pointed thing.<br />

SocAC, socach, a. snouted, beaked.<br />

SócAróe, sochaidhe, s. an army, host, multitude.<br />

SocAi^, socair, s. f ease, rest, calm, assuagement<br />

fixedness, feficity, concord, relief; a. easy,<br />

safe, secure, plain, smooth, tranquil.<br />

SocAin-o, socliaird, s. many people; a funeral<br />

procession.<br />

SócÁi]TOe, sochaírde, s. good friends, assistants.<br />

SócÁi^TOeA^", aocliairdeas, s. friendship.<br />

SocAi|\eAC, socaireach, a. easy, quiet, mild,<br />

placid, peaceful, equal, smooth, plain.<br />

SócaI, socal, s. ease, tranquillity, rchef<br />

SócAmAX), sochainadh, a. bendable.<br />

SócaiíiaI,, socam/tal, s. rest, ease.<br />

SócaiíiIac, socanihlach,') ., , ^,<br />

,, . . , , ., ' V a. easy, mild, gentle.<br />

Socó.mwL, socamhuil, J " '°<br />

S0CÁ11, socaii, s. m. fieldfare; a big-belUed man.<br />

SocÁn, socan.l<br />

„ . ' . '><br />

-,• n<br />

'<br />

dim. 01 roc.<br />

Socm, socm, J<br />

SocA|\, socliar, s. m. gain, pr<strong>of</strong>it, emolument, advantage,<br />

fruit, prosperity, privilege; Heh.,<br />

sacar, hire ; a favour, an obliging deed.<br />

SocA]AAC, socharach, a. pr<strong>of</strong>itable, advantageous<br />

obliging; sedate, staid.<br />

SócAj^cA, sochasta, a. manageable, handy.<br />

SocT), soc/id, s. silence.<br />

„ . .'<br />

7<br />

7 ' 7 !- a. silent, sedate, staid.<br />

' '<br />

Soc-otiiA]A, soc/idm/iar,<br />

Sócunnijce, sochiuinighthe, a. placable.<br />

SócLa, sochla, see i-octú.<br />

SocLa-ó, sochladh, a. sensible.<br />

SocUMi\ce, sochlaii'the, a. parted, divided.<br />

SóclAoctoif), sochlaochloid/i,\ a. changeable,<br />

SócLoit), socliloidh, J convertible.<br />

SóclAOi-óce, sochlaoidhte, part, vincible.<br />

SócÍAonA'ó, sochlaonadh, a. to'wardness; flexi-<br />

bility.<br />

SócÍAoncA, sochlaonta, a. flexible.<br />

Sócloi]-ce, socJdoiste, a. audible.<br />

Sócloii'cme, sochloistine, s. audibleness.<br />

Sócloi]-cineAC, sochloistineach, a. audible.<br />

Sóclú, sochlu, s. fame, renown, reputation.<br />

SócluJAc, sochhighacfi, a. prudent, discreet.<br />

Soclunicin, sochluintin, s. audibleness.<br />

SociiiA-o, sochmhadh, a. sedate, quiet.<br />

SocniAr), sochmadh, \ a. abstemious ; " te cpoiue<br />

SociTiAiA, sochmhar, j<br />

^^ociiiAi^", c. p.<br />

SocnAiiice, sochnamhte, a. digestible, i>c.<br />

SócobAi|-ce, sochobhaiste, a. conformable.<br />

SócoT)ui5ce, sochoduighthe, a. that may be<br />

added.<br />

SÓC01]', sochois, s. a learned man.<br />

Sócoi]'5, socJwisg, a. docile, easily restrained.<br />

SócóiiuMpieAC, SDcliomhairleach, a. susceptible <strong>of</strong><br />

advice.<br />

SócómAii\l,eACT), sochomhairleachd, s. f advisa-<br />

bleness.<br />

Sócóni)\AC, socliomlirach, "i a. convcrslble,<br />

Sócóiii)\<strong>An</strong>!)e, sochomhraidhe, > affiible, coiii-<br />

Sócórii]i<strong>An</strong>3ce, socJiomfiraidhte, j plaisant.<br />

Sócorii]A>.\-óAcc, socliomhradhacht, s. f affabihty,<br />

blanchshinent.<br />

SócomcAOi, sochomthaoi, 1 ,.,<br />

„ , 7.7 77 > a. convertible.<br />

Soconiro-oA, sochomntliodna,)

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