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tlie wake of Columbkille. Vit. Adamiiani.
Ann Dudl. Firl>. p «^1; " fiicc An-cecn, horiestus. Z. i. 199.
Sochubup .1. •oeAgcubvip WAip. H. 2. 15, p.
53 «.
Socliup, a fair bargain or contract .1. cop coni-
I015. H. 2. 15, p. 66 b; Rawl. 487; O'D.
2114.
Socinel, highborn. II. 3. 17; O'D. 553.
SocU\ .1. niAic. C. 2885 .1. po-céil-t,it> no yoclut)AC.
O'Clery. " SeApcAt) peme tec fAop
podilA oAiii". O'D. 2205.
SoconipA .1. pocoiiiAio uAip. H. 2. 15, p. 53 a.
Soconn, a man of sound mind and intellect
Cat. 48. See Conn. Ratd. 487; O'D. 2134.
SocpAiT) .1. po-cA)>Ait), a good friend. " Lonn
gAch poclipAit) .1. ip ojaI no ip ejAit in cac
AJA tnbic "OejCApAlt) .1. ip oiuiiipAC ppiA
AgAllAini". C. 2857.
Sill Acc, a fi.xed fine or penalty (cattle or chattels)
for breaking the law. H. 3. 17, col. 423.
" O ceicet) ]iiA T'iiACCAit> cÁnA", evading the
Soc]\Ai-oe, the same as pocAp price, pay, ;
emolument. C. 398.
fee,
fines of law. i?aw/. 487; O'D. 209".
Sot) .1. copAit), a fishing-weir. H. 3. 18, p. 401
SniAccjille, a penalty pledge. O'D. 2486. E. 3. 5. p. 25 ; R.I.A. 35-5, p. 29 a; O'D.
See CAi]i5ill,e, ^ille, and geAÍl.
93; O'D. 1868.
StiiAcciii, a mallet for pounding flax.
So-ÓAc " ; cu po-ÓAij". O'D. 2300.
SinÁl, dirt, filth. " SppiACA An t"iáiI".
So-oÁn, a dumpy.
Smuiicín, a small snout. Eyert. 88; C. 2554. Soepmuj, libertus. Z. i. 17.
Siiiuil5eAT)Án, the collar-bone (county of SopolcAC, a man of good deeds or qualifications.
Derry).
H. 3. 17; O'D. 553.
Snnin: " ^en \-m\.\\\ cine", old rust of crime. Soic, poic, extend; " An Aipec po poic a pcop
H. 3. 17; O'D. 86, 560; Egerton, 88; C. pi-oe pop jAC beic", as far as his scar extends
2184, 2477; O'D. 1861; O'D. 2487.
on every side. Egerton, 88; C. 2631 ; R.I.A.
Sniúii? " Ttnu)! cAp sIai'a". H. 3. 17; O'D. 35-5; C. 1824.
540.
Soic, to reach one, to come to one's share or
Siimiiót^, a black, swarthy-faced girl.
dividend. "Ilo poich tojpcpepAitb •oo cA]inA
Siiuincóigín, a wallower in the mire, applied to CAC cuicep 00 UA pe piccib". H. 2. 16 ; O'D.
a dirty child (Kilk.).
1748.
SinÚTACÁn, a snub-nosed, vulgar fellow.
Soic, came off, came on. " Uo poic a pob a
SnAWAt), gen. TnÁinci. O'D. 2215, to save, pro- coniplAinciup ]\ip pém". H. 5. 15; O'D.
tect .1. cunnniice. H. 3. 17, col. 39. "1n
Spipuc noeb Tj'ÁicqAeb &\\ cui]ip \^ a]\ n-An-
1600. "1p AiiilAit) po poicli uinje oppA".
H. 5. 15 ; O'D. 1674. " Uo poic pin pe cac
niA; t)iA]i j-nÁTDUt) co potrriA, Ap gAbur» A]1 n-Aipit t)ib A rpnip". H. 2. 16 ; O'D. 1 729.