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194 Glossary.
síl-cáith f. seed-lnisk. gen. sílcátha 15, 2. 19.
sinchán a young fo.r. 85, 2. Cf. sinchéaae gl. vulpecula, Sg.
á7a, 6.
sítach .síZl-. gen. 115, 35.
^ ,^^ síth.a,lta straint'd, clarijied. 83, 12. truHsj'it rent : 97, 16. From
sithal, W. hidl.
sithfe i'0^7, 7<;««ii, switch, P. O'C. 9, 21. Cf. ar rope in sithbe
óir dar in clár findruini sll Aeda Sláni dar Bregmag, LU. 52b.
slaimegil. 101, 11. Prob. miswritten for sraindmegil.
elatt f. rod. Wind. dat. slait 122, 2. M. slatt, W. llath.
sleith having carnal communication with a woman ■without her
leave or knowledge, O'Don. Suppl. 85, 3. hi sleith do mná .i.
can forba n-gnima,Laws i, 162, 26. gen. lánamnas cicne no
sleithe. Laws ii, 404, 14.
slemda smooth, slijjjjery. 85, i. From slim.
slemnaigim I smoothe. 122, 26.
slemne f. sinootkne.ss. 47, 26. metaph. slemna fria garbu, LBr.
260b, 88.
iilicrech t. small shells, thin pebbles, bits of broken glass or other
■ware, 2)otscar, potsherds, v. O'C. ace. slicrig 121, 36. From
slice a sheV. (j ' u
slithemda stealthy ? 85, 2. *( . ^;^^ ■
s,l\icca.á-oh.ocn.om. swallowing and chewing. 101, 10. 127,29.
sméZ 71,17. 123,1. Rev. X, 82, 17, 24. ib. 85, n. 7.
snadadán, a humorous dimin. of anáánd j) roteef io7i. 127, 10.
I * r"! snedim Ijling ? snedis 49, 17. , sneid slaitt forru, LL. 111b, 31,
Zy^ >* so-accallaim f. affability, gen. 93, 7. atchonnarc and in suid
sulbair soacallma, LL. 116a.
so-accallmach/flt7'-.s/;('fc/t, affable. 99, 14. LL. 343d, 6.
so-accobrach easily moved or moving to desire. 9, 15. LL.
343d, 6. Cf. oldate ina suaccubri gl. quam speciosa, Ml. 59c, 7.
sw&ccohrih ji ret iosis, Ml. 130a, 3.
so-bucc aff'ectiunate ? 87, 8. Cf . buca : ni himond buca na báig
daib-se do chlannaib Colmáin, LBr. 277a, 14.
BOGcaXv steady, safe, sound, comfortable. 86,15. , ^
sochla? 97, 3. - -- ; ■■ t ^' ' ■^- •
sod f. bitch, int sod maic thire, LL. 301b, 39. LU. 77a. 5. sogh
allaid gL lupa, Ir. Gl. 297. sodh co cuileanaib, Ir. Texte iii,
p. 36n. Cf. so[d]tech gl. lupanar, lit. bitch-hovsc, Sg. G4a, 7.
194 Glossary.
síl-cáith f. seed-lnisk. gen. sílcátha 15, 2. 19.
sinchán a young fo.r. 85, 2. Cf. sinchéaae gl. vulpecula, Sg.
á7a, 6.
sítach .síZl-. gen. 115, 35.
^ ,^^ síth.a,lta straint'd, clarijied. 83, 12. truHsj'it rent : 97, 16. From
sithal, W. hidl.
sithfe i'0^7, 7<;««ii, switch, P. O'C. 9, 21. Cf. ar rope in sithbe
óir dar in clár findruini sll Aeda Sláni dar Bregmag, LU. 52b.
slaimegil. 101, 11. Prob. miswritten for sraindmegil.
elatt f. rod. Wind. dat. slait 122, 2. M. slatt, W. llath.
sleith having carnal communication with a woman ■without her
leave or knowledge, O'Don. Suppl. 85, 3. hi sleith do mná .i.
can forba n-gnima,Laws i, 162, 26. gen. lánamnas cicne no
sleithe. Laws ii, 404, 14.
slemda smooth, slijjjjery. 85, i. From slim.
slemnaigim I smoothe. 122, 26.
slemne f. sinootkne.ss. 47, 26. metaph. slemna fria garbu, LBr.
260b, 88.
iilicrech t. small shells, thin pebbles, bits of broken glass or other
■ware, 2)otscar, potsherds, v. O'C. ace. slicrig 121, 36. From
slice a sheV. (j ' u
slithemda stealthy ? 85, 2. *( . ^;^^ ■
s,l\icca.á-oh.ocn.om. swallowing and chewing. 101, 10. 127,29.
sméZ 71,17. 123,1. Rev. X, 82, 17, 24. ib. 85, n. 7.
snadadán, a humorous dimin. of anáánd j) roteef io7i. 127, 10.
I * r"! snedim Ijling ? snedis 49, 17. , sneid slaitt forru, LL. 111b, 31,
Zy^ >* so-accallaim f. affability, gen. 93, 7. atchonnarc and in suid
sulbair soacallma, LL. 116a.
so-accallmach/flt7'-.s/;('fc/t, affable. 99, 14. LL. 343d, 6.
so-accobrach easily moved or moving to desire. 9, 15. LL.
343d, 6. Cf. oldate ina suaccubri gl. quam speciosa, Ml. 59c, 7.
sw&ccohrih ji ret iosis, Ml. 130a, 3.
so-bucc aff'ectiunate ? 87, 8. Cf . buca : ni himond buca na báig
daib-se do chlannaib Colmáin, LBr. 277a, 14.
BOGcaXv steady, safe, sound, comfortable. 86,15. , ^
sochla? 97, 3. - -- ; ■■ t ^' ' ■^- •
sod f. bitch, int sod maic thire, LL. 301b, 39. LU. 77a. 5. sogh
allaid gL lupa, Ir. Gl. 297. sodh co cuileanaib, Ir. Texte iii,
p. 36n. Cf. so[d]tech gl. lupanar, lit. bitch-hovsc, Sg. G4a, 7.
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