Dictionarium scoto-celticum : a dictionary of the Gaelic language ...

:SEP 760 SEReachduinn. 2. perceived by the uiind : mothachail.3. liuving quick intellectual feeling : mothachail,beothail, a' toirt fainear. 4. reasonable, judicious: tùrail, tuigseach, glic, ciallach.Sessibly, mlr. See Sensible.Sensitive, acij. !Motbacliail, beò.Sensitively, adr. See Sensitive.Sensual, adj. 1. Consisting in sense : corporra,nàdurrach. 2. pleasing to the senses, carnal : feòlmhor.3. devoted to sense, lewd, luxurious : feòlnihor,collaidh, macnusach, neo-ghcamnuidh, anamiannach.Sensualist, s. Fear macnusacli, fear-neo-gheamnuidh,fear collaidh, druisear.Sensuality, s. Feùlmhorachd, mi-gheanranuidheachd,ana-measarrachd, collaidheachd.Sensually', adv. See Sensual.Sentence, s. 1. Decision : breth, breitheanas. 2.doom : binn, ditcadh, breitheanas. 3. a period inwriting : cialtradh.Sentence, v. a. 1. Pass the last judgment on anyone: thoir breth, thoir a niach breth. 2. doomto punishment : dit, thoir a niach binn.Sententious, adj. Geàrr-bhriathrach, brìoghmhor,ràidhteach.Sententiously, adv. See Sententious.Sententiousness, s. Brioghmhorachd, cainnt làidirle beagan flioclan.Sentient, adj. Mothachail, a' faireachduinn.Sentient, «. Fear-mothachaidh.Sentiment,*. 1. Thought, notion : smaoin, barail,beachd. 2. the sense considered distinctly fromthe language or things : seadh, brigh, ciall. 3.sensibility : mothachadh, faireachduinn^ comhfhaireachduinn.Sentimental, adj. Mothachail.Sentinel,) «. 1. To prevent surprise: freacadan-Sentry, j aiche, freiceadan, freacadan. 2. dutyof a sentinel : freacadan, freiceadan.Separable, adj. So-sgaraidh, so-dhealachaidh, dealuigheach,roinn-phùirteach.Separableness, s. Koinn-phùirteachadh, dealachadh,eadar-sgaradli.Separate, tJ. a. et n. 1. Break into parts: dealaich,sgar, roinn-phàirtich, eadar-sgar. 2. disunite :eadar-sgar, dealaich, sgar. 3. sever from the restdealaich, buin air falbh. 4. segregate : cuir airleth. 5. part : dealaich, tlieirig air leth.Separate, «f^". 1. Divided from the rest: dealaichle,sgairtc, roinnte, air leth. 2. disjoined,withdrawn : eadar-dhealaichte, sgairte. 3. secret,secluded : dionihair, air leth, leis fein.Separately, adv. See Separate, adj.Separation, s. 1. The act of separating : dealachadh,sgaradh, cur as a cheile. 2. the state ofbeing separate : dealachadh, sgaradh, eadar-sgaradh,tearbadh, cur air leth. 3. divorce : cadarsgaradh,dealachadh.Seposition, *. Cur air leth, tearbadh.Sept, s. Fine, cinneadh, fineadh, clann, dream,treubh.Septangular, adj. Scachd-shlisneach.September, s. Mios meadhonach an fhogair, seachdmhios.Septenary, adj. Seachdnar.Septennial, adj. 'S gach seachdamli bliadhna.Septentrion, «. An àirde tuath, an taobh tuath.Septentrion,1 T T ., 1 » .1,;-c adi. luathach, tuath.Septentrional, -^ JSeptentrionally, adv. See Septentrional.Septuagint, s. Bioball Greugais nan tri fichead 'sa deich.Septuble, adj. Seachd-fillte.Sepulchral, adj. Tuamach.Sepulchre, s. Uaigh, tuam, cladh, cill.Sepulchre, v. a. Adhlaic, cuir 's an uaigh, tiodhlaictòrr.Sepulture, «. Adhlacadh, tiodhlacadh, torradh, faiair.Sequel, s. 1. Conclusion : crioch, a' cliuid a teanas.2. consequence, event: crioch, comh-d!iùnadh,ceann thall, deireadh.Sequent, adj. 1. Following, succeeding: leanmhuinneach,leanailteach, a' tighinn an deigh. 2.consequential : comh-dhùnach, a' sruthadh o.Sequester, v. a. et «. 1. Separate from others:cuir gu taobh, cuir a leth taobh. 2. put aside :cuir gu taobh, dealaich, thoir air falbh. 3. withdraw: dealaich, cuir leis fein. 4. de])rive of possession: cuir a seilbh. 5. withdraw, retire : racha thaobh, rach gu taobh.Sequestrate, v. a. Cuir a seilbh, arfuntaich.Sequestration,*. 1. Separation, retirement : dealachadh,dol air leth, dol a thaobh. 2. disunion,disjunction : dealachadh, toirt air falbh. 4. deprivationof the use and profits of a possession: cura seilbh, tabhairt a sheilbh do luchd-fhiachan.Seraglio, *. Tigli choimh-leabach.Seraph, s. Ard-aingcal.Seraphic, | adj. Nèamhaldh, naonili, a bhuineasSeraphical, j" do dh' àrd aingeal.Serenade, s. Ceòl-oidhche leannanachd.Serene, adj. Ciùin, sàmhach, sèimh, sìthcil, soitheamh,foisneach, faoilidh.Serene, v. a. Ciùinicli, sìthich, dean sànihach.Serenely', adv. See Serene, adj.Serenity, s. Ciùine, ciùiucad, ciùineas, sèimheachd.Serf, s. Tràill.Serge, s. Stuth, eudach tana.Sergeant, s. An officer to execute the commandsof magistrates : maor. 2. in the army : ceannardda fhear dheug. 3. a lawyer : àrd fhear-lagha.Series, s. 1. Sequence order : òrdugh, sreath,srèad. 2. succession, course : cijrsa, for-cheimneachadh.Serious, adj. \. Grave, solemn : stòlda, suidhichte,socrach, tosdail. 2. important, weighty : cudlithromach,trom, sonruichte.Seriously, adv. See Serious.Seriousness, s. Stòldachd, tosdalaclul, ro-aire.Sermon, s. Searmon, searmaid.Sermon, v. a. et n. Searmonaich.Sermonise, v. n. Searmonaich.