An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

spo SPO SpK SPR:
Spioéóg, spiothog, s. f. a small stone, such as
one throws at an object.
Spiocoipe, spioihoire, s. m. a spy, a scout.
Spíoéoi]ie,spreagadh, s stirring up, provocation,
reproof, admonition ; a sudden burst or blow
contumely.
SppeAjAini, sprcagaim, v. I blame, chide, reprove,
prompt, press, enforce a thing.
Sp]\eA5Aiiiuib, spreagamhiiil, a. bold, active.
S]D)ieA5Ai]\e, spreagaire, s. m. a provoker, re-
viler.
Sppei-o, spreidh, s. f. a spark of fire; total de-
struction.
Sp|iei jim, spreighim, v. I scatter, dismiss, dis-
I burst suddenly.
band ;
S\>\\e\ife, sj)reiglite, part, dispersed, scattered;
s. red cinders.
SppeilleAc, spreilleach, adj. blubber-lipped.
Spi\eoce, spreote, s. a fragment; a drone, an
idler ; a useless thing.
Sp)\ineo5, sprineog, s. f a pebble
SpjHO]-, sprios, s. a twig, brambles.
Spnio|-Án, spriosa7i, s. m. a small twig; a poor
dimuiutive creature.
SpnuicA]i, sprichar, s. a sting.