An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

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SuiLriiijie, suilmhire, see j-uitbii^e.
Suite, suilt, s. pleasantry ; a. gross, bulky, fat.
Suiiti, suim, s. a sum; respect, regard, consideration
; a corollary ; abstract, conclusion ; a
catalogue.
SuimeAiiilAcc, suimeamhlaclit, s. f. importance.
SuinieAriiuib, suimeamhuil, a. respectful, regardful
of
Suimim, suimim, v. I compare.
SuimLeA-ó, suiinleadh, s. similitude, likeness.
Sum, suin, s. a sound, a noise.
SuineAc, suineach, a. very liberal.
SuineAu, suinean, see ]'oineAn.
SuineAun, suineann, s. stammering.
Suinic, suinich, a. late.
Suinic, suinic, a. charitable, generous ; i. e. \o
eimg.
Suipéiji, suipeir, s. supper.
Suip, suir, s. f water, a river.
Sui]i, suir, s. a search
Suijie, suire, s. sea nymphs, mermaids.
SúipeAC, suireacli, s. m. a wooer, a dangler.
SúiixeACT), suisteachd, s. f threshing.
Súi]xeAHAnii, suistearaim,} v. I thresh with a
Súi]'ciiii, suistim, / flail.
Sincce, suithche, s. soot; an earnest penny, a
present.
SuicceAnn, suitlichearn, s. a generous gift.
SuicceAjinAc, suitchearnach, s. m. a present, a
donation.
SinceAn, suithean, s. m. the mob, multitude.
SuiceAnn, snitheann, a. everlasting, eternal;
i. e. ]'ucAin.
SuiccA]', suitheas, s. m. a mansion-house.
Suicinje, suithinghe, a. merry, joyful.
Súiéce, suithte, a seasoned, dry.
Sut, sul, s. m. the sun ; adv. ere, before, until.
Súl, sul, s. f an eye.
SubÁipim, mlairiin, see fobÁ]iAirn.
SulÁp, sular, s. m. provision, providence.
SulbAi|Ae, sulbhaire, s. oratory, eloquence; a.
eloquent ; " i. e. f ólÁbA|\cA", o. g.
Súbbéim, sulbheim, see ]'úilbéini.
SulcÁin, sulchair, a. affable, hospitable.
SulcAii\eAct), sulchaireachd, s. -i. affability,
frankness
Silicon, sulchor, a. quick-sighted.
SulfA, sulfa, adv. before that.
SúljA, siilgha, a. ocular.
Súl^oiic, sidghort, s an eye-sore.
Sublcoibt, sullthoill, a. abominable.
Si'iln'u\lA]ii, sulmhalari, s. a basilisk, cockatrice.
SulniAn^Aipe, sulmhangaire, s. m. a forcstaller.
SubiuwAiic, sulradharc, s. m. foresight ; fate,
destiny, providence.
SúlnÁÓApc, sulradharc, s. m. fascination.
Suli\Á-ÓA|icAC, suiradbareach, a. provident, pro-
vidential.
SubliÁiJA]iCAim, sulradharcaim, v. I foresee,
provide.
Si'ilnÁ-ÓApcAiin, sulradharcaim, v. I fascinate.
Sulc, suit, s. m. mirth, joy, jest; delight,
voluptuousness; fat, fatness; colour.
SutctiiAijie, sultmhaire,3. m. mirth, facetiousness.
Si)i]ut), suiridh, a. nimble, active.
SulctiiA|A, sultmhar, a. pleasant, jocose; fat, fertile,
succulent.
Súipiú, suiridh, \ s. wooing, courting, court- SubcriiA^AcT), sultmharachd, s. f. joyousness,
Suiju-oe, suiridhe,f ship, a suit.
fatness.
Suiju-óe, suiridhe, a. light, foolish.
Súi]\it)eAc, suiridheach, s. m. a sweetheart,
Sum, sum, pron. he, they; generally joined to
verbs in the past tense. " Uo jeAlli-um".
suitor.
SutuAitn, sumaim, v. I gulp, swallow.
SuijAifiiin, suiridliim, v. I woo, sue, court. SuniAin, sumain, s. f a robe.
Sui]ii5, suirigh, s. m. a fool.
Suippng, suirsing, s. f. a girth.
SumAi]\e, sumaire, s. m. a leech; a serpent; a
reptile.
Suij-in, suisin, s. m. a rug, a blanket.
SuniAji, sumhar, s. m. a spring.
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SutiUM^e, sumaire, s. m. a gulf, whirlpool; a
sucker, swallower, a great drinker, a glutton
the sucker of a pump.
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