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sir, adj., excellent—used
as an intensive particle ;
sar rnhath, very good.
s£, sia, nu. adj., six.
seach, seachad air, prep.,
past, by.
seachd, nu. adj., seven.
seachdamh, nu. adj.,
seventh.
seachdnar, nu. n., seven
persons.
seachdain (seachdaine),
n.f., a week.
sealgair, n.m., a hunter.
seall, v., see, look (seall-
tainn).
seanair (seanar), n.m., a
grandfather.
seanmhair (seanmhar), n.f.,
a grandmother.
sean(n), (sine), adj., old.
searbh (seirbhe), adj.,
bitter.
aearbhant (searbhanta), n.f.,
a maid servant.
seargadh, v.n., withering.
searrach, n.m., a foal, a
colt.
searrag, n.f., a bottle, a
flask.
seas, v., stand (seasamh).
s£athamh, nu. adj., the
sixth (also slathamh).
s&d, v. and n., bloiv,
blowing.
seinn, v. and n., sing,
singing.
se61 (siiiil), n.m., a sail;
pi., sitiil.
seblta, adj , cunning.
seomar, n.m., a room,
parlour.
Sebnaid, nf., Janet, Jessie,
seorsa, n.m., a sort, a kind',
pi., sebrsachan.
Seumas (Sheumais), n.m.,
James.
sgadan, n.m., a herring.
sgaoil, v., spread (sgaoil
-eadh).
sgarbh, n.m., a cormorant.
sgeanan, pi. of sgian.
sgeir, n.f., a rock in the sea.
sgeirean, pi. of sgeir.
sgeul (sgebil), n.f., a story,
a tale, news.
sgeulachd, n.f., a story, a
tale.
sgian, n.f., a knife (see
irreg. declens.).
sgiath (sgeith, sgeithe), n.f.,
a wing.
sgillinn (sgillinne), n.f., a
penny ; sgillinn Shasann
-ach, an English penny,
i.e., a shilling.
sgine, gen. of sgian.
sgiobair, n.m., a skipper.
master of a boat.
sgiobalta, adj., neat, tidy,
smart.
sglth (sgitbe), adj., tired,
fatigued.
sgoil, n.f., a school.
sgoilear (sgoileir), n.m., a
scholar, a pupil.
sgbr, sgbrr (sgoir, sgorra),
n.m., a peak, a crag.