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

::'::SWA 797 SWE2. make to depend upon : cuir an crochadh, cuirslaodta ri. 3. interrupt : maillich, grab, bac. 4.keep undetermined : cum an imcheist, cum ancrocliadh. 4. for a time from otfice or enjoymentof revenue : cuir a seilbh re seal.Suspender, s. Fear mùirnealach, fear seamsanach.Suspense, «. Teagamh, imcheist, ioma-chomliairle.Suspense, adj. 1. Held from proceeding : bacta,grabta. 2. held in doubt : an teagamh, imcheisteach.Suspension, »\ 1. Act of making to hang : crochadh.2. act of delaying : cumail air ai^, cur dàil,mailleachadh. 3. interruption : bacadh, grabadh.Suspicion, s. Amharus, an-amharus, umhaill, teagamh.Suspicious, adj. An-amharusach, coicheideach,amharusach, an-earbsach, umhailleach, air dhrochcoltas.Suspiciously, adv. See Suspicious.Suspiciousness, s. Amharus, an-amharus.SusPiRATioN, s. Osnadh, osnaich.Suspire, v. a. 1. Sigh : osnaich. 2. breathetarruing anail.Sustain, v. a. 1. Bear, prop : taic, cum suas. 2.support, keep from sinking : taic, cum suas, cobhair,cuidich. 3. maintain, keep : cum beò, cumsuas. 4. assist : cuidich, cobhair. 5. enduregiiilain, fulling. 6. bear without yielding : seas,cum ri.Sustainable, adj. So-ghiùlain, so-chumail suas.Sustainer, s. 1. One that props : fear-cumail suas.2. a sufferer : fulangaiche, fear-giùlain.Sustenance, ) s. 1. Support, maintenance : cum-Sustentation, j ail suas. 2. necessaries of life :biadh. Ion, teachd an tir.Susurration, s. Cagar, torman.Sutler, s. Fear-solair loin.Suture, «. 1. A manner of sewing ; fuaigheal. 2.a particular articulation : fuaigheal chnàmh, ceangalchnàmh.Swab, s. JNIoibean, sguabach ùrlair.Swabber, s. Fear-glanaidh bùird luinge.Swaddle, v. a. Spaoil, paisg.Swaddle, s. Spaoileadh, pasgadh.Swaddlingband, «. Crios-spaoilidh, aodach-suainidli.Swag, v. n. Bi tromsanaich.Swage, v. a. See Asswage.Swagger, r.w. Dean spagluinn, dean bùsd, bi spailleichdeil.Swaggerer, s. Fear spagluinneach, bladhastair,spleadliadair.Swaggy, adj. Trom, lodail.Swain, s. 1. A young man : òganach, òigfhear,tleasgach. 2. a country servant employed in husbandry: sgalag, fear-muinntir. 3. a pastoral youthbuachaille, cibeir.Swale, v. a. Caith, cosd.Swallow, s. 1. A small bird of passage : gobhlangaoithe,ainleag. 2. the throat : slugadh.Swallow, v. a. 1. Take down the throatsluig, gloc. 2. absorb: sluig, sùgh. 3. occupy: glac, lion suas. 4. seize and waste : mil),sgrios.Swamp, s. Boglach, fèith, càthar, clàbar, sùil-chruthaich.Swampy, adj. Càtharach, bog, clàbarach.Swan, s. Eala, ealadli.SwARD, s. 1. The skin of bacon : craicionn muic.2. the surface of the ground : sgrath, fòid, rùso-.Swarm, *. 1. Of bees or other small animalssgaoth. 2. a multitude, a crowd : comh-thional,sgann, comh-chruinneachadh.Swarm, v. a. et ?i. 1. Throng : cruinnich marsgaoth. 2. rise as bees in a body : tilg sgaothbheach, falbh an sgaoth. 3. crowd, throng : trus,cruinnich, tionail.Swart, Ì ,- t-i-^'Swarth, ^^""'I1 1 nodhar,,Jachdumn,, , •ciar.Swart, v. a. Dorchaich, dubh, dean ciar.Swarth, s. Dreug, spiorad.SvvARTHiLY, adv. See Swarthy.Swarthiness, s. Doilleircachd, coltas ciar.Swarthy, adj. Ciar, odhar, lachduinn, dubh, cairtidh.Swash, «. 1. A blustering noise as show of valour:gleadhraich, spagluinn. 2. impulse of water: plubraich.Swath, s. 1. Of grass or corn cut down : spadhadh.2. a continued quantity : meall air muin a cheile.3. a band : stiom, bann, crios.Swathe, v. a. Spaoil, paisg.Sway, v. a. et n. 1. Wave in the hand : luaisg, crath.2. biass : aom. 3. govern, rule : riaghail, stiiiir,ceannsaich. 4. hang heavy: bi trom. 5. haveweight or influence : bi cumhachdach, bi comasach.Sway, s. 1. The swing or sweep of a weapon :luasgadh, crathadh. 2. weight : cudthrom, truime.3. dominion : cumhachd, comas, riaghladh, uachdranachd,ceannas. 4. influence : aomadh.Swear, r. a. et n. 1. Bind by an oath : cuir air'mhionnaibh, cuir mionnan air. 2. declare uponoath : breitich, dearbhaich, tlioir mionnan, lufh.3. obtest some superior power : mionnaich, luwh.4. declare or promise upon oath : mionnaich, o-eallle mionnaibh. 5. give evidence upon oath : thoirmionnan, mionnaich air. 6. obtest the great nameprofanely : mionnaich.Swearer, s. Fear-mhionnan, fear-mionnachaidh.Swearing, s. Mionnachadh, lùghadh.Sweat,*. 1. Perspiration : fallus. 2. labour, toilsaothair, obair ghoirt. 3. evaporation of moisture :fallus, cur uisge dheth.Sweat, v. a. et n. 1. Emit as sweat : cuir a maclifallus, cuir fallus dhiot. 2. make to sweat : cuir'n a fhallus. 3. be moist on the body : bi "n adfhallus, bi blàth. 4. toil, labour: saothraich, oibrich.Sweaty, w^'. 1. Moist with sweat: fallusach. x.'.toilsome : saothrachail, goirt.Swede, s. et adj. Suaineach.Sweep, v. a. et ti. I. With a besom : sguab, glan.2. with pomp : giùlain gu greadhnach. 3. with