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ta. " Agus rinn an leanabh sreotlwrtaich seachd
uairean." 2 Righ. iv. 35. And the child sneezed
seven times. Et sternutavit (fecit sternutationem)
puer septies.
Sreud, -a, -an, «. m. C. S. Vide Sreath.
Sreudach, -aiche, cu^. (Sreud). C.S. Vide Sreath-
ach.
Seeing, -e, -ean, s.f. C. S. Id. q. Sreang.
Sreinge, gen. of Sreang, q. vide.
Sreup, -aidh, shr, v. a. C. S. Vide Streap.
Sreup, -ÈIP, s. f. C. S. Vide Streup.
Sreupàch, -aiche, adj. (Sreup) C. S. Vide Streup-
ach.
Srian, -ilN, et -EiNE, -EAN, -NTAN, S.f. 1 . A bridle :
IVaenum. " fceig iadsan mar an ceudna an t-srian
sgaoilte fomham." lob. xxx. 11. They have also
let loose the bridle before me. Perniiserunt illi
quoque habenas dissolutas prae me. 2. A restraint :
restrictio, cohibitio. C. S. 3. A stripe, a streak :
plaga, linea varii coloris. Voc. et C. S.
Srian, -AIDH, SHR, 11. a. (Srian, s.), 1. Bridle, ap-
ply, or put in a bridle : froenum equo impone. C.
S. 2. Curb, restrian : coerce, cohibe. C. S.
Srianach, -aich, -ean, s. m. et / C. S. Vide
Strianach.
Srianach, -aiche, adj. (Srian). 1. Bridled: frae-
natus. C. S. 2. Curbing, that curbs, or restrains :
cohibens, coercens, fraenans. C S.
Srianadh, -aidh, s. m. ct pres. part. v. ?ix\a.n. 1.
Bridling, act of putting in a bridle: equo fraenuni
imponendi actus. C. S. 2. Bridling, act of brid-
ling, curbing, or restraining : fraenandi, cohibendi,
coercendi actus. C. S.
Srian-bhuidhe, adj. (Srian, 3. et Buidhe), Streak-
ed with yellow : flavo vel luteo colore interstinctus.
A. Macdon. 45.
Srian-chlais, -e, -ean, s. f. (Srian, et Clais), A
furrow in a column : coluranse laqueatio. MSS.
Srian-chlaiseach, -eiche, adj. (Srian-chlais), Fur-
rowed as a column, or pillar: laqueatus, striatus.
MSS.
Sriauta, pref. part. V. Srian. 1. Bridled : fraenatus.
C. S. 2. Restrained, curbed : cohibitus, coerci-
tus. C.S.
Srideag, -EIG, -AN, «. /. 1. A drop : gutta. C.S.
2. A Spark : scintilla. C. S.
Srideagach, -eiche, adj. (Srideag), Falling in
small drops : distillans. C. S.
Sringlein, s. m. The strangles, a disease in horses:
crassior pituita marium equinorum, morbus. C. S.
Sricjt, -iuit, s. m. A torrent of quick sounds : ce-
ler motus sonorum. MSS.
Sriutach, -aich, s. m. (Sriut). 1. A rapid rehear-
sal : rapida recitatio. Mac/. V. 2. Rhyming, a
long and rapid rhyme : rytlimus, carmen longum
rapidumque. 3Iac]f. V. et C. S.
Sriutach, -aiche, adj. (Sriut), Rapid in rehears-
ing, rehearsing rapidly : rapidè recitans. C. S.
Sriutaich, -E, -ean, s. »t. (Sriut). 1. One who re-
cites, or repeats rapidly : qui rapidè recitat. Majj".
V. 2. A rhymer : versificator. Macf. V.
Srobadh, -aidh, -ean, s. m. 1. A push, or thrust :
fossio, impulsio. MSS. 2. A small quantity of li-
quor: liquoris gutta. A.M'D. 195.
Sroin, -idh, shr, v. n. (Sròn, s). Deviate, turn a-
side : erra, sevia. K. Mackenz. 139.
Sròineachadh, -aidh, s. m. et pres. part. v. Sròin-
ich. 1. Breathing, act of breathing through the
nostrils : per nares spirandi actus. C. S. 2. Smell-
ing, act of smelling : olfaciendi actus. C. S. 3.
Snorting, act of snorting : rhoncos edendi actus. C.
Sròineadach, -aich, -ean, s. m. (Sròn, et Eudach),
A handkerchief: sudarium. Lih. et C. S.
Sròineis, -e, s.f. (Sròn). 1. A snorting: rhoncos
edendi actus. C. S. 2. A snuffing, smelling : ali-
quid naribus hauriendi actus. C. S. 3. Puffing,
blowing, from shortness of breath : strepitu anhe-
landi actus. C. S.
Sròin-fhionn, -a, adj. (Sròn, et Fionn). 1. White-
nosed : nasum album gerens, (de bestiis). Macf. V.
Sròinich, -idh, shr, v. a. (Sròn). 1. Breathe
through the nostrils : per nares spira. C. S. 2.
Smell, apply the nose to any thing : olfac, ad olfa-
ciendum nasum adhibe. C. S. 3. Snort : rhon-
cos ede. C. S. et MSS.
Sroinich, -d, s.f. (Sron). MSS. Id. q. Sròineis.
Sroinèall, 1 s.f. (Sròn, et Srian) A musrol, the
Sroinsreine, j nose-thong of a horse's bridle : ha-
bena, fiscilla capistri. O'B.
Sròl, -oil, -an, et -LTAN, s. m. 1. A banner, an
ensign : insigne militare, vexillum bellicum.
" B' iomadh laoch a' m' thùr an sith,
" 'S a' chath bu Ronmhor iad ri m' shròl."
S. D. 201.
Many were the heroes in my hall in (time of)
peace ; in battle numerous were they around my
banner. Fuerunt multi heroes in meo turre in pa-
ce ; in certamine multi fuerunt illi ad meum vex-
illum. 2. Silk, satin, gauze, or crape : sericum,
pannus sericus densior et nitens, nebula linea, vel
pannus camelinus tenuis et crispus. Steio. 443. 3.
Any flowing and delicate part of a lady's dress : e
vestibus muliebribus quicquid quod defluens tenue-
que apparet. C. S.
Sròlach, -aiche, adj. (Sròl). 1. Having banners,
or ensigns : vexilla bellica gerens. C S. 2. Like
a banner : vexillo bellico similis. C. S. 3. A-
bounding in silk, satin, crape, or gauze : serico,
panno serico, vel nebula linea tenui abundans. C.
S. 4. Like silk, crape, or gauze : serico, pan-
no serico, vel nebulae lineae similis. C. S. 5.
Flowing, as the delicate parts of a lady's dress :
defluens, sicut vestis muliebris tenuis. C S.
Sròl-bhratach, -AICHE, odj. (Sròl, et Bratach),
Silk flagged, having silk flags, or banners : sericis
vexillis nitens. C. S.
Sròl-bhratach, -aich, -ean, s.f. (Sròl, et Brat-
ach), A silken banner, or flag : vexillum belli-
cum sericum. C. S.
Sron, -òin, et -a, -an, et Sròintean, s. f. 1. A
nose : nasus. " Le dubhanaibh an toll e a shron?"
lab. xl. 24. With hooks shall he pierce his nose ?
Tendiculis an perforabit illius nasum ? 2. A ness.