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Sraoidhleagan, -ain, -an, «. m. A battledore :
palmula lusoria. C. S.
Shianachd, s.f. ind. Brindle : qualitas rei variegatte.
as.
Srianaich, -idh, shr, v. a. Bit : lupatum equo im-
pone. C. S.
Srìodagaich, -idh, shr, v. a. Besprinkle: consperge,
perfunde. C. S.
Srònaisich, -idh, shr, v. a. Scent, smell, nose : a-
dorare, olfac. C. S.
Sruth, -a, -an, s.f. Ostrich : struthicamelus. C. S.
Sruth-fhocal, -ail, s. m. Alliteration : verbo-
rum proluvies. C. S.
Sruth-mhillseachd, s.f. ind. Mellifluence: quali-
tas mellifluentis. C. <S'.
Stadach, -aiche, adj. Impedimental : impediens.
as.
Stad-chur, -uir, s. m. Inhibition : inhibitio. C. S.
Stailmrich, s.f. ind. Noise, tumult : fremitus, tu-
multus. a S.
Staraidheachd, s.f. ind. Chicane : astutia, vafri-
tia. C.S.
Steinleach, -eiche, adj. Purulent : purulentus. C.
S.
Stiallachd, s.f. ind. Vide Srianachd.
Stigh-shealladh, -aidh, s. m. Introspection : in-
trospectio. C. S.
Stìom-bhràghaid, -an-bràghaid, s.f. A neck-
band : collare. C. S.
STÌoM-CHEANGAir,, -AN-CEANGAiL, s. f. Bandage :
fascia. C.S.
Stòldachadh, -aidh, s. m. et pres. part. v. Stòl-
daich. Contemperatian, becalming : tranquillum
reddeudi, sedandi actus. C. S.
Stòldaich, -idh, ST, V. a. Contemper, becalm :
tranquillum redde, seda. C *S'.
Stol-lùthaidh, -an-lùthaidii, s. m. A joint-
stool : sella articulata. C. S.
Strangal, -ail, s.»i. A brawl : rixa, jurgium. C.S.
SUR
Streapadair, -e, -ban, s. m. A climber : qui scan-
dit. C.S.
Strìociidalachd, s.f. ind. 1. Buxomness : hilarltas,
facilitas. C. S. 2. Lowness : humilitas. C. S,
Strìopachalachd, s. /. ind. Meretriciousness : in-
doles nieretricia. C. S,
Struidhealachd, s. /. ind. Expensiveness : prodi-
gentia. C. S.
Stùrach, -aiche, adj. Dusty : pulvere co-opertus.
C.S.
Stùrachd, s. f. ind. Dustiness : pulverulentee rei
qualitas. C. S.
Stìird, -ùird, s. m. Vide Stuirt, Diet.
Suaicheantach, -aiche, adj. Vide Suaicheanta,
Diet.
Suaicheantachd, s. f ind. Blazonry : ars gentili-
tia signa scitè explicandi. C. S.
Subhaiche, mrf.) *. /. et »». Jocularity: jocositas.
SÙGACHAS, -Ais, J as.
SÙGHACH, -AICHE, adj. Juicy : succosus. a S.
SÙGH-CODAIL, -an-codail, s. m. Opium : opium. C.
S.
SÙGRACH, -AICHE, 1 adj. Playful, mirthful : ludibun-
SÙGRACHAIL, -E, j duS. C. S.
SÙGRACH, «./. ù(rf. Playfulness: lepor, jocositas. C.
S.
SuiDHicHTEACHD, S.f. ind. Consideration, steadi-
ness : animi stabilitas. C. S.
SÙIM, -IDH, sn, V. a. Sum, compute: computa. C.
S.
SuiPEiREACH, -EICHE, adj. Ccnatory : ad coenam
pertinens. C. S.
SuiRB, -E, -EAN, s.f. Syren : siren. C. S.
SuMANAicH, -IDH, SH, V. a. BiUow : in fluctus tu-
nie. C.S.
SuNNDACHAiL, -E, udf. Vide Sunndach, Diet.
SuNNDACiiD, s.f. ind. Vide Sunndachas, Diet.
SÙRDAGAICH, -IDH, SH, V. n. Bound, leap : resOi,
sali. C.S.
TAG
TAI
rpABHARTACHD, s. f. ind. Vide Tabhairt-
JL eachd.
Tachartach, -aiche, adj. Contingent: contingens.
as.
Tachdadair, -e, -EAN, «. m. Choker : qui sufFocat.
C.S.
Tagaireach, -eiche, ì adj. Querent : querens. C.
Tagarrach, -aiche, J S.
Tagluinneach, -eiche, adj. Contestable: quod in
dubium vocari potest. C. S.
Tagluinneachd, s.f. ind. Contumacy : contumacia.
TaGRAIR, -E, -EAN, S.
Taibhseil, -e, adj.
Taibs'-ionnsachadh,
grammatica. C. S.
Taicich, -idh, th, v.
Taigiseach, -eiche,
C.S.
Taingich, -idh, th, 1
tare. C. S.
TÀINSTEACH, -ICH, S.
TÀIR-CHAINNTEACH,-
C.S.
, 7n. Vide Tagradair, Diet.
Vide Taibhseach, Diet.
-AIDH, s. m. Grammar: ars
a. Vide Taic, v. Diet.
adj. Pot-bellied : ventricosus.
i». a. Tliank, give thanks : gra-
7)1. A regent : prorex. C. S.
EICHE, adj. Libellous : famosus.
Sraoidhleagan, -ain, -an, «. m. A battledore :
palmula lusoria. C. S.
Shianachd, s.f. ind. Brindle : qualitas rei variegatte.
as.
Srianaich, -idh, shr, v. a. Bit : lupatum equo im-
pone. C. S.
Srìodagaich, -idh, shr, v. a. Besprinkle: consperge,
perfunde. C. S.
Srònaisich, -idh, shr, v. a. Scent, smell, nose : a-
dorare, olfac. C. S.
Sruth, -a, -an, s.f. Ostrich : struthicamelus. C. S.
Sruth-fhocal, -ail, s. m. Alliteration : verbo-
rum proluvies. C. S.
Sruth-mhillseachd, s.f. ind. Mellifluence: quali-
tas mellifluentis. C. <S'.
Stadach, -aiche, adj. Impedimental : impediens.
as.
Stad-chur, -uir, s. m. Inhibition : inhibitio. C. S.
Stailmrich, s.f. ind. Noise, tumult : fremitus, tu-
multus. a S.
Staraidheachd, s.f. ind. Chicane : astutia, vafri-
tia. C.S.
Steinleach, -eiche, adj. Purulent : purulentus. C.
S.
Stiallachd, s.f. ind. Vide Srianachd.
Stigh-shealladh, -aidh, s. m. Introspection : in-
trospectio. C. S.
Stìom-bhràghaid, -an-bràghaid, s.f. A neck-
band : collare. C. S.
STÌoM-CHEANGAir,, -AN-CEANGAiL, s. f. Bandage :
fascia. C.S.
Stòldachadh, -aidh, s. m. et pres. part. v. Stòl-
daich. Contemperatian, becalming : tranquillum
reddeudi, sedandi actus. C. S.
Stòldaich, -idh, ST, V. a. Contemper, becalm :
tranquillum redde, seda. C *S'.
Stol-lùthaidh, -an-lùthaidii, s. m. A joint-
stool : sella articulata. C. S.
Strangal, -ail, s.»i. A brawl : rixa, jurgium. C.S.
SUR
Streapadair, -e, -ban, s. m. A climber : qui scan-
dit. C.S.
Strìociidalachd, s.f. ind. 1. Buxomness : hilarltas,
facilitas. C. S. 2. Lowness : humilitas. C. S,
Strìopachalachd, s. /. ind. Meretriciousness : in-
doles nieretricia. C. S,
Struidhealachd, s. /. ind. Expensiveness : prodi-
gentia. C. S.
Stùrach, -aiche, adj. Dusty : pulvere co-opertus.
C.S.
Stùrachd, s. f. ind. Dustiness : pulverulentee rei
qualitas. C. S.
Stìird, -ùird, s. m. Vide Stuirt, Diet.
Suaicheantach, -aiche, adj. Vide Suaicheanta,
Diet.
Suaicheantachd, s. f ind. Blazonry : ars gentili-
tia signa scitè explicandi. C. S.
Subhaiche, mrf.) *. /. et »». Jocularity: jocositas.
SÙGACHAS, -Ais, J as.
SÙGHACH, -AICHE, adj. Juicy : succosus. a S.
SÙGH-CODAIL, -an-codail, s. m. Opium : opium. C.
S.
SÙGRACH, -AICHE, 1 adj. Playful, mirthful : ludibun-
SÙGRACHAIL, -E, j duS. C. S.
SÙGRACH, «./. ù(rf. Playfulness: lepor, jocositas. C.
S.
SuiDHicHTEACHD, S.f. ind. Consideration, steadi-
ness : animi stabilitas. C. S.
SÙIM, -IDH, sn, V. a. Sum, compute: computa. C.
S.
SuiPEiREACH, -EICHE, adj. Ccnatory : ad coenam
pertinens. C. S.
SuiRB, -E, -EAN, s.f. Syren : siren. C. S.
SuMANAicH, -IDH, SH, V. a. BiUow : in fluctus tu-
nie. C.S.
SuNNDACHAiL, -E, udf. Vide Sunndach, Diet.
SuNNDACiiD, s.f. ind. Vide Sunndachas, Diet.
SÙRDAGAICH, -IDH, SH, V. n. Bound, leap : resOi,
sali. C.S.
TAG
TAI
rpABHARTACHD, s. f. ind. Vide Tabhairt-
JL eachd.
Tachartach, -aiche, adj. Contingent: contingens.
as.
Tachdadair, -e, -EAN, «. m. Choker : qui sufFocat.
C.S.
Tagaireach, -eiche, ì adj. Querent : querens. C.
Tagarrach, -aiche, J S.
Tagluinneach, -eiche, adj. Contestable: quod in
dubium vocari potest. C. S.
Tagluinneachd, s.f. ind. Contumacy : contumacia.
TaGRAIR, -E, -EAN, S.
Taibhseil, -e, adj.
Taibs'-ionnsachadh,
grammatica. C. S.
Taicich, -idh, th, v.
Taigiseach, -eiche,
C.S.
Taingich, -idh, th, 1
tare. C. S.
TÀINSTEACH, -ICH, S.
TÀIR-CHAINNTEACH,-
C.S.
, 7n. Vide Tagradair, Diet.
Vide Taibhseach, Diet.
-AIDH, s. m. Grammar: ars
a. Vide Taic, v. Diet.
adj. Pot-bellied : ventricosus.
i». a. Tliank, give thanks : gra-
7)1. A regent : prorex. C. S.
EICHE, adj. Libellous : famosus.
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