An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

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Spe^lSAini, spealgaim,-\
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SpeALCAitn, spealtaim, ^ '
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SpeAl^in, spealaifi, s. shavings.
Spec\ri]-A, speansa, s. a cellar.
SjjéAHÓg, spearog, s. f. a sparrow hawk.
Speo,]\cAC, spearthach, s. m. a fetter for cattle.
SpéAjíCAt), spearthadh, plur. of piaéuji.
Speic, speic, gen. of j-^DeAC, a bar.
Spéice, speice, s. a prop, support; a long imgainly
made fellow.
Speicim, speicim, v. I prop, support; I strike.
S]3eicl-éiiA, speicleir, s. f spectacles, glasses.
Speit), speid, s. f. a great river-flood ; an employment,
business.
SiJeiDeAiTitACT), speideamklachd, s. f. notable-
ness.
SpeiTDeAiiiuib, speideamhuil, a. busy, industrious.
Speil, sjml, s. cattle.
SpeiUNgliAicAm, speilagraicham, v. to climb, /SA.
Speil-p, speilp, s. f. a belt, armour.
Speilpin, speilpin, s. f. a little herd.
Spéi]\, speir, s. f. the ham, hough; a sphere; the
sky, firmament ; the spades in cards ; a shank
or leg.
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Speijije,
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speirge, ^
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SpéipeAc, speireach, a. slender-limbed.
Spéi)\eÓ5, speireog, s. f. a slender-lhnbed crea-
tiure.
Spéi]\pAt)A, speirfhada, s. a spheroid.
Speipiu, speiridh, plur. of ppéi|i, Psal., xlx. 1.
Spéipín, speirin, s. f. a spindleshank.'
Spéip, speis, s. £ a hking, fondness, attachment,
a conceit ; heed, care.
SpeipeAiiitACTD, speiseamlilachd, s. f fondness.
SpeipeAiiilAct), speiseamlilachd, s. f. cleanliness.
SpéipeAiiiuil, speiseamhuil, a. fond; cleanly;
regardful, heedful.
SpeipAlcA, speisialta, a. especial, particular,
special, peculiar.
Spéup, speur, s. m. the sky, firmament.
SpeujiJA, speurgha, a. belonging to the sky.
Speu^igl^n, speurghlan, a. having a clear sky.
SpiA'LA'ó, sjnaladh, s. avulsion.
SpiAlAtióm, spialadoir, s. m. pincers.
SpiALaim, spialaim, v. I dilacerate, dilaniate,
pluck.
Spice, spice, s. a spike, long nail.
SiDÍT), spid, s. f spite, maUce, scorn, contempt,
aftront.
Spit), sjnd, s. f. motion, Ufe.
SpiTJCAc, sjndeach, a. contemptible.
SpinéAt, spideal, s. an hospital.
SpíoeAmlÁc-o, spideamhlachd, s. £ contempt,
reproachfuhiess.
SpÍTDeAtiitiiL, spideamhuil, a. spiteful, scornful.
Spiueoj, spideog, s. £ a delicate, slender creature
; a nightingale ; robin-redbreast ; a slender,
creature.
Spi-oeo5-mliui|ie, spideog-Mhuire, s. robin-red-
breast.
SpiupúileAC, spidshuileach, s. purblind.
S^Dij, spig, s. £ death, last gasp.
SpijéAú, spigeadh, s. a mock, scoff, banter.
Spijitn, spigim, v. I mock, scoff, taunt.
Spile, spile, s. a wedge.
Sjain, spin, s. f. a thorn.
SpinÁn, s])inan, s. ra. a gooseberry bush.
SpineATÍiuít,, spineamliuil, a. thorny.
SpiocAc, spiocach, a. niggardly, mean.
SpiocAit), spiocaid, s. f. a spigot.
SpiocAipeAcn, spiocaireachd, s. £ niggardliness.
SpiocÁn, spiochan, s. m. a wheezmg in the
throat.
Spiocoj, spiochog, s. £ a purse or bag.
Spiot), spiod, s. £ an affront, outrage, reproach.
Spio-OAim, spiodaim, v. I reproach, revile, defame,
asperse, decry, scorn.
SpiotiAniuil,, spiodamhuil, a. disdainful.
S]3ioUxt), spioladh, s. snatching.
SpioriAt), sinonad, s m. a sinew.
SpiotiAt), spionadh, s. m. motion, action; a stirring
up or opening any heap of things ; seai'ching.
Job, viii. 8 ; pulling, plucking.
SpioiiA-OAc, spionadach, s. a Uttle stirring; adj.
sinewy.
SpionAin, spionaim, v. I pull, pluck, spoil;
search, open, stir up.
SpíonÁn, spionan, s. a gooseberry-bush ; gros-
sularia.
SpioniiA-ó, spionnadh, s. strength, force, prowess,
vigour, might.
SpioncACAn, spiontachan, s. m. a searcher.
Spíoncó^, spio?ito^,s. £ a gooseberry.
Spio]iACAl, spiorachal, s. m. a breathing, vent.
SpiojiAt), spiorad, s. m. Hfe, spirit.
a spirit, a ghost ;
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SpiopAt), spiorad, , s. m. f
gen.
j-jatopAiT) and ppio-
SpiopAit), spioraid, d, s. i. t p A 1 1) e ; Welsh,
) ysprid.
SpiopAUAlcA, spioradalta, a. spiritual, ghostly,
incorporeal, aerial.
Spioi\Ái'oeAiiiuil., spioraideamhuil, a. spirited,
sprightly.
SpiojiAcJA, spioratgha, a. spiritual; " vo beip
Ion i'iDio]\AC5A 0Ó", Keat.
Spioppóg, spiorsog, s. £ a sparrow-hawk.
Spioi\cACA, spiorthacha, plur. of fpéip, a ham.
Spi op, qnos, Í
SpiopjiA, spiosra, ^"
spice, aromatics.