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Sec, that which, just as; the positive of riAC.
"Sec 11- 50 cucMre". H. 3. 17; O'D. 538.
" Sec If cotncinnil cac co nidic '. H. 2. 15,
p. 56 b.
Sec, without, in tlie absence of. H. 3. 17, col.
252. Egerton, 88; C 2389. " Sech if cu
wo ]ien A pAchu". Raid. 487; O'D. 2032,
2096.
Sech .1. leidi Annnch. H. 4. 22, 67 ; C. 2066.
" Co)i iTiAnAig piAglA fech ApA-ó". H. 5.
15; O'D. 1552. "Sech a acai)\", independently
of his father. Bmol. 487 ; O'D. 21 14.
" Sech ^]- in ci no •oo 5Aib, i]ye a]- ]\en a
pAchA". Raivl. 487; O'D. 20HG.
SechniA, echniA, to happen. H. 5. 15; O'D.
1696; H. 3. 18; C. 642.
Sechn-oApi-o, quhernationes; sub curatoribus.
Z. i. 74.
Sechc, seven. " 1c rechc nochc, septies octoni".
Z. i.54.
SechcA. See KtiAo pechcA: " ciquib SliÁ-ó
pechcA he [.\7\ cu]Aub e]'poc no cu]ia ye]\
teijinx); co puilic pecc cuifiAbA péin-oe vo,
AjA]' pecc cumAlA éi|íce". E. 3. 5; O'D.
1358. See spA-o.
Sécip, pecib, whatever. " Secip cacjia -oo
j^niAC UA hAicneA-ÓA ia|i Qhai*] nib]\eic nA
bpeice", whatever advocacy (pleading) is
made by the arguers (advocates) before the
passing of judgment. H. 3. 18, p. 145 a.
" Secib A1 1 n-AipbepA", whatever cause he
pleads. O'D. 2215.
Seib,/a6a. Z. i. 94.
Seicilb. ; " cu peicilb", a hound which follows
one, but which is not one's own. JJ. F. Glos.
C. 701 ; O'D. 2298.
SémeÁn, a blowing or pufEng. " pott a
cpéitieÁin", a puffing hole in the parish of
Kilfarboy, in the west of the county of Clare.
Seij, -peicc, frequently used in the Brehon
laws for pwe or pn ; i.e. that, as inA loegAit)
•j-eicc, .1. inA Ó1A15 pin". Rawl. 506, fol. 47,
b b. " T1Í ip buJA nA peig", a smaller thing
than that. O'D. 100. .Anropeicc, O'D. 1597.
Ant)p-óe. O'D. 2412.
Seibb, gen. of SeAÍb, cattle, stock : " copmAC
peibb", increase of stock. H. 2. 15, p.
14, top.
Seilb. gen. of SeAbb .1. a cip pein. H. 2. 15,
p. 66 a.
Seibcecc. looking on. H. 3. 18, p. 400.
Séim, 7nacer. Z. i. 23. " tli peiin inA c-pAputA-ó".
i;r/«»-to!í, 88; C. 2626.
SéiriTDibe, peincibe, a beetle for beetling
clothes.
SEI SET
Seimiu, ezilior. Z. i. 23.
SeiTucAnA, exilem. Z. i. 23.
SenToipcAp, he denied on oath. O'D. 1360.
See TDinmp and peuAcliAip.
Semipcip, a window. See quotation at po cept).
Semm, gen. peAumA, playing on a musical instrument.
" "Oicbicbep cóip in rpeAuniA o
b)iipcep Aon céc ipin cpmc", the harmony of
the playing is destroyed when one string is
broken in the harp. H. 3. 17; O'D. 555.
SeippeAUAC, an archer, a bowman, Sagittarius.
" A.D. 1196. tllAcJAniAin mAC ConcobAip
ITlAonriAije vo niA]\bA-ó be peppenAch (.1.
CongobAnn) 00 nnniicip 'OoiiiuAibb Ui
mbóp-ÓA. "OomnAibb 0'ino]\-ÓA pein 130
cuicim ip in UAip ceonA xio bAitii CACAib
CAppAig". Aiinals of Kilronan. " a.d.
1197. tllAcjAifiAin niAC ConcubAip tllAen-
tiiAiji occipup Ab Abupio pAjircApio 'oe
pAinibiA "OomnAibb Hi 111iió]róA, ec in
eAwem hopA TDoninAibb Ua 111opT)A cecit)in
oe niAnu CACAib CAppAig". Annals of Boyle.
Séip, path, way: " po]i pei]yobi5i-ó". Egerton,
88; 0.2178; O'D. 502.
SeipeA-OAC, the sixth part of a barrel. Four
Masters, 1031, 1097; Annates Ultordce, 1097.
Séicipe, a pair of bellows? H. 3. 17, col. 57.
SeicbeAC. See AubÁbpAcc.
Seicpec, strong. H. 3. 17; O'D. 573.
SénA, denial: " ip a pénA loib". Egerton, 88;
C. 2191 : " A péuA TDe". O'D. 34.
Sen An, senecio. Z. i. 12.
SeuAcliAip (deponent verb), he denies. E. 3. 5
O'D. 1359; Rawl. 487; O'D. 2125; from
pen Aim, I deny.
SenchAp, lex. Z. i. 84.
Sen-cbeice, old stakes, Fuidhirs or feudatories
who have been in possession of land during
the reigns of four kings or lords (H. 2. 15, p.
12, col. a.); after which their descendants
could never become free". H. 3. 18, 3. b.
SeobAt), waste, decline. Egerton, 88 ; C. 2309.
SepnAp, conpepnAp. C. 2757 ; .1. gAbcAp. C.
966; O'D. 2215.
Sec, a young cow. " Sec jAbbA .1. pAniAipc",
a three year old heifer. H. 2. 16; O'D.
1711; H. 2. 15; O'D. 1197. See H. 3. 17,
col 658.
Sec, property of any kind. H. 3. 18, p. 132 a.
SécA, peoit), peoic, plur. of Sec, any kind of
herlot; chattels. " Seoic CAupcbocA", revertlble
property. See Scat). " SécA pAicce
.1. bA". H. 2. 15, p. 35, col. a.; " pécA cije
.1. bcApcpA". Ibid. " Cpi peoic .1. cpi pA-
tTiAipce". H. 2. 15, p. 95 a. " Cu pu\ ci'nc