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SPI 780 SPOSpiral, adj. Sniomhach, cuairsgeacb, ICibach.Spirally, adv. See Spiral.Spire, s. 1. A curl, a twist : cuairsg, camag, lùbag.2. any thing growing up taper : turaid. 3. thetop or uppermost part : bidein, mullacb.Spirit, s. 1. Breath, wind: anail, dcò. 2. an immaterialsubstance : spiorad. 3. the soul of man :spiorad, anam. 4. an apparition : spiorad, taibhs,tannasg, aog. 5. temper : nadur, càil, spiorad. 6.ardour, courage : spiorad, misneach. 7. genius :feart, mòr-thuigse. 8. intellectual powers : inntinn.9. sentiment : barail. 10. eagerness: deine, braise,dùrachd, togradh. 1 1. man of activity : duinebeothail, fear smiorail. 12. that which gives vigouror cheerfulness : spiorad, misneach. 13. anything pure : spiorad. 14. an inflammable liquor :spiorad, deoch làidir.Spirit, v. a. Misnich, beothaich, bruidich, brosnuich.Spirited, ad/. Misneachail, beothail, fearail, smiorail,spioradail, aigeannach, eangarra.Spiritedly, adv. See Spirited.Spiritedness, 5. Misneach, beothalachd, smioralachd.Spiritless, adj. 1. Dejected, low : ana-gleusta, neospioradail,neo-smiorail, trom, airsnealach, neosgairteil.2. having no breath, extinct : gun deò,marbb.Spiritlessly, adv. See Spiritless.Spiritous, Of/;". 1. Refined: glan, fior-ghlan. 2.ardent, active : smiorail, sgairteil.Spiritual, «fi?'. 1. Distinct from matter : spioradail,neo-chorporra. 2. intellectual : spioradail,inntinncach. 3. not gross : glan, fior-ghlan, neothruaillidh.4. ecclesiastical : spioradail, eaglaiseil.Spirituality,*. 1. Immateriality : spioradalachd.2. intellectual nature : spioradalachd, nadur spioradail.3. pure acts of the soul : gnàths spioradail.SiRiTUALLY, adv. See Spiritual.Spirituous, adj. See Spiritous.Spirt, v. a. et n. Spùt, steall.Spirt, s. 1. Sudden ejection : spùt, steall. 2. suddenand short effort : greis, tacan, deannal.SprRTLE, V. a. Sgap, sgaoil.Spiry, orf/. 1. Pyramidical : biorraideach. 2. curled: cuairsgeacb, lùbach.Spissitude, s. Tiughad, feamachas.Spit, «. Bior, bior-ròsdaidh, bior-feòla.Spit, v. a. et n. 1. Put upon a spit : cuir air bior.2. thrust through : troimh-lot, sàth. 3. from themouth : tilg smugaid. 4. throw out spittle : tilgsmugaid, cuir a mach seile.Spit, «. Smugaid, seile, sile.Spite, s. Ganihlas, falachd, tnij, diomb, fuath,rou'un, spid, iogan. Sjjite of: ge b'oil le, adh'aindeoin.Spite, v. a. 1. Vex : cuir aineadas air, cuir farran: fill air. 2. with spite feargaich, dean diombach.Spiteful, adj. Gamhiasachj inl-runach, feargach,miosguinneach.Spiteiully, adv. See Spiteful.Spitefulness, s. See Spite.Spitter, s. 1. One who puts meat on a spit : còcair.2. one who spits with his mouth : fear-tilgidhsniugaidean.Spittle, «. Smugaid, sile, seile.Splash, v. a. Spairt, splint.Splashy, adj. Salach, clùbarach.Splay, v. a. Cuir a alt, cuir as an alt.Splay-foot, ì adj. Clàr-chasach, balcach, pliut-Splay-footed, j ach.Splaymouth, s. Clab, craos, braoisg.Spleen, s. 1. The milt : dubh-liath. 2. anger,spite : fearg, tnù, gamhlas. 3. a • fit of anger :leum corruich, beum corruich. 4. inconstancy,caprice ; mac-meanmna, luasgan. ò. a suddenmotion : mi-ghean, duisleannan, frionas. 6. melancholy: airsneal, sprochd, leann-dubh.Spleenful, adj. Feargach, crosda, dreamlaiuneach,airsnealach.Spleenwort, s. Lus-a-chorrain, lus-na-seilge.Spleeny, adj. See Spleenful.Splendent, adj. Dealrach, soilleir, soillseach.Splendid, adj. Basdalach, loiseamach, dealrach,greadhnach.Splendidly', adv. See Splendid.Splendour, s. 1. Lustre: dealradh, dearsadh,lainnir. 2. magnificence : loiseani, basdal, greadhnachas,mòr-chuis.Splenetic, adj. Feargach, ciosda, frionasach, airsnealach.Splice, v. a. 'lath.Splint, s. 1. A fragment of wood : spealg, sgealb.2. to hold the bone newly set : sliseag, spealt.Splinter, «. 1. A fragment : sgealb, spealg, bloigb.2. a thin piece of wood : spealt, sliseag.Splinter, v. a. Spealg, sgealb, spealt, bruan, bris.Split, v. a. et n. 1. Cleave, rive : sgoilt, srachd.2. divide, part : roinn, sgar, dealaich. 3. dashand break on a rock : bris, bruan, spealg. 4. burstin sunder : srachd, sgoilt, sgàin.Splitter, s. Fear-sgoltaidh, fear-srachdaidh.Splutter, s. Eachrais, aimhreit, buaireas, liprait.Spoil, v. a. et w. 1. Seize by robber3' : spiiinn,spùiU, creach. 2. corrupt, mar : bròcail, mil),truaill, cuir a dholaidh. 3. practise robbery orplunder : bi creach, dean spùinneadh. 4. growuseless : rach a dholaidh.Spoil, «. 1. Plunder, booty : spùinneadh, spijilleadh,creach, cobhartach, faobh. 2. the act ofrobbery, waste creach, spùinneadh, spiìilleadh.3. cause of corruption : milleadh, truailleadh.Spoiler, .