Blair Collection > Archaeologia Britannica, giving some account additional to what has been hitherto publish'd, of the languages, histories and customs of the original inhabitants of Great Britain

AN IRISH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY.
SE SF SG
Sethig, A skin or hide.
Seuch : Fa feuch, Difmclly.fepa-
ratly ■ A fe Brian thug flointe fa
fcuch ar fearruibh Eirean. Brian
[Boriim I introduced dijii}t& Sir-
r.ames amongH tke Irijb Fami-
lies. K. A. D. loii.
Seudchi, Ajewel-kovfe; a cabinet
or refofitory of Rarities.
Seula & Seuladh, Sealing.
Seunam, To de7iy.
Seunbhaladh. V-Seanam. Stmk.
Scuntas. Idem.
SF
Sforrach, A Fearch -, Pertica. PI.
SG & SC
Are teritten indifferently.
Sgabaifte, Robbery. PL Rapina.
Sgabam, To fcatter or j^rinkle.
Scabh, Saw-dufi, &c. Scobs. PI.
Sgabhrach, Sc^abhrog & Sgab-
hraidhc, club-footed. PI.
Sgadan, A Herring.
t Sgaf, [ or Scaf\ Ajhip.
Sgagam, To cleaiife, to -winnott, &c
A thrcoruighthe dalla, noch Iga-
gus an mhioltog agus lluigcas an
Cimhal ; O ye blind guides , that
cleanfe [ the cup ] for a gnat and
fwallov) a camel.
Sgagham, To fort, to digefl. PI. S.
Sgaitirr, Theftern ofajhip. Id.
Sgaignean, A vinnowing Fan.
Sgail, Splendour, brighttiefs. PI.
Sgailc, AfiadoTP.
Sgaileach, Shady.
Sgaileachd, Darknefs,S<C
Sgailear, A fmaU jbadarw . PI.
Sgailim, Tojhade.
Sgailin &; -le6g, An umbel, a lit-
tle JIj a doia> i aJconfe,&iC. alfo a
little dijl} or plate. PI.
Sgailhn , A -waJh-baU , &C. PL
Smegma.
Sgaikeadh, A cleft or flit.
Sgailteann, A biUet or ileft-wood.
Sgainim , To chink or cleave , to
Mt. Q_Fati{co PI.
fSgaird, Afmock. P. ex CI.
Sgairp, A Scorpion. Idem.
Sgairt, A bawling or out-cry.
Sgairteoir, Acryer, &c.
Sgairchim, Tojhreekor cry out.
Sgaich & Sgoth ; A flcrwer
Sgaithm, An umbel, a&iaUjhadow.
Sg«l, Ajhreeking, or loud noife.
t Sgal, Fear j A man. Fos Laoch.
Sgala, A bowl.
Sgalain Mapalia. PI. Cottages.
Sgalam, To ring or tingle j to make
a noije.
Sgaldach, Stuble. PI.
bgaldruth, A fornicatour ■
Sgillam, To trouble or dijiurb.
Sgallta, Bare or bald. PI.
Sga- & Scalog, A Boor or Countrey-
man.
Sgamail, Scales. Aft 9. 18.
Sgamhchnaoigh ■ ATiflick or Co7i-
Jitmption of the Lungs.
|Sgamhghalar&-mhfaoth, Idem.
Sgamhi-mhin & -mh6g,The lungs.
Sganan, The caul or kell which co-
vereth the bowels : omentum. PI.
Sgann, A membran.
Sgannalach, Abufive, infolent.
Sganruighim, To defame.
^aoigh, A rout, a herd, 8cc.
SG
Sgaoilteachd, Loof?iefs. PI.
Sgaram, To feparate, divorce, 6cc.
Sgarbhj, Sgarbhan'S: Sgairbhin, A
ford., a flielf or JhalloTt place ; Va-
dum. PI.
Sgarbham, To wade.
%%^xiaA\\, A pouring or j^rinkling.
Sgardaire, A water gun, ScC.
Sgardam, To fprmkle. PI. S.
Sgardh, Separation ; a digrejjion or
excurjio?!. &C.
Sgar, Fear. PI.
Sgatfal, A Scaffold:
Sgach, Afl}adow, &c. Sgath. ;. e.
SgaiUe CI. Ag dul fios ar Sgath
chnoic, going dow7i by the covert
of the hill ; alfo a colour or exciife ;
Ar Sg!iX.\\, on pretence.
Sgathach, Shady.
Sgathachan bo, A Cow's tail. PI.
Sgathachan, Ball fcardha. Idem.
Sgathadh, AJegment,fln-ed, &c.
Sgathadh, A bickering or skirmijh.
Sgathaire, A jfruce fellow.
Sgatham, To cut or lop off -, to prune:
alfo tojhade.
Sgathan, A Looking-glafs i a f^e-
itacle ; alfo a gazing flock.
Sgathanaim, To heboid.
Sgathlan, A booth orfiop.
Sgeach, A Hawthorn-tree.
Sgeach6r, A Hawthorn-berry.
Sgeadach, Speckled; alfo skie co-
lour' di Verficolor item glau-
cus. Pi.
Sgeala, News.
Sgeallan, Granum. PI.
Sgealpam, To pluck or fvatch-
Sgealpcha, Snatch'd.
Sgeamh, The herb Polypody. PI.
Sgeamham, To reproach.
Sgeathach, Id. q. Sgeach.
Sgeathraighim, To vomit.
Sgeiche : crann fgeiche , A Haw-
thorn.
Sgeilbhearthach , A tale-bearer.
Sgeiltheachtaire, Idem.
Sgeimh, Beauty, or7iament.
Sgeimh, A fcheme or draught.
Sgcimhlighim, To bicker or skirmiflx
vclito. PI.
Sgeimim, To fcumme or skimme.
Sgcin, Flight -, Fuga. PI.
t Sgeinmncach & Sgeinmeach ,
^uick, fwift, nimble.
Sgekh, The choice or better part of
a thing. Q^
Sgeithim ; To vomit ; to caflup,^c.
f Sgeo, Tuigfi ; The u7iderft ending
Sgeog, A Hawthorn PI.
Sgethe, V.Sgiath : Iris £gethe,rifef
bracer or handle of a target.
Canon. PI.
Sgethim, Id. q Sgeithim.
Sgiamhach, Fair, beautiful.
Sgian, A Knife.
Sgiath, Ajbield.
Sgiathan & -ain, A wing.
Sgiathanach, Winged.
tSgib, Aflyip. P. ex CI.
Sgibheal , The Eavs of an houfe.
Sgige, A hiljing; derifion -, abufe
Sgigeamhuil, Scornful.
Sgigim, To jeer or deride.
Sgigthe, Ridiculous.
Sgilghre, Gravel (i_
t Sgille, obann ; S^uick, or foo7i.
iSgillcad, A skillet.
SG
Sgilleog, Afmall peble, &c. PI.
Sgillin, AjhiUi7ig.
Sgimheal, yipent-koufi or ea^es.
Sgmihlolcach , V. Sgimhleaghadh.
Sgimhkaghadh , Excurjion. PI.
lea
Sgineadh & -eal, A leap or skip.
Sgineog, A Flight.
Sgiobol, A barn ; a gra7ige.
Sgiobtha, Snatched.
Sgiomhach, Fair, beautifuU.
Sgioptaidh,^<!?/x;f,&c. PI. Gnavus.
Sgiorram, ToJlip,fiumble, &c.
Sgiorrtha, Slipd or fallen.
Sgiorrthan & -rnbhrog, A flipper.
Sgiotal, Ridiculous.
Sgilthire, Talkative, jefing,S^c.
A prater, a droller.
Sgith, Wearinefs: Do leigeadar a
fgith , they refrejhed themjclves.
Gan igitli, without rejl or niter-
tniljion; tndej'atigahk . LaitheSgi-
the, Holy dales.
Sgithlm, To refi or paufb.
t Sgiulang, A fugitive. V. Sciulang,
Sgiuram, To four, &c.
Sgiurin, AJiouring.
Sgiuria, A fcourge.
Sglabhaidbe, Aflave, drudge, ^c
Sglabhaidheas, Slavery, bo7!dage.
Sglaigin, A draught-tree or beam of
a wain : Tcmo. PI.
Sglamham, To fold or wrangle. PI.
Sglata, Aflat or tyle.
Sgligeanach, Speckled, &c. PI.
'igch^Wi.ch^A piece or morfel. Idem.
Sgoignan, A Fan.
Sgoileim, To cleave or ff>lit.
SgoithiU; The prime or befl. Q.
Sgol, A School: Sgol mhaighiftir,
A School 7nafler.
Sgolardha, Scholaflick.
Sgo\b,Aff>linter. K.&z Cor. 11.7.
Sgolbanach, Aflriplmg youth.
Sgolbanta, Thin , flender .
Sgolog, A farmer, a husband-man.
Sgolog, An Olkie; Olea. PI. Q_
'igo\Qidc,Afihool-mafler, a teacher. ■
Sgonaire, Atrifler, a whifler.
Sgonafach, Idem. Futilis. PI.
Sgonlabhraira, To blab outfoolijljly.
Sgonog, A hajfy word.
Sgor, A herd of horfes or Jftid of
mares.
Sgoradh , Alanci7ig or fcarrifying.
Sgorail, Idem.
Sgoram, To cut in pieces.
Sgom, The throat, the wind-pipe.
Sgornach. Idem.
Sgornchailbhajri^f Epiglottis or flap
oftheweafa7id. PI.
Sgorthanach, AflripliTtg. PI.
Sgot, Afloat or reckoning.
Sgoth, Aflorsoer.
t Sgoth, mac .- Sgoth na feme o ur
. finne. i. e. mac na mna o imeal
na finne. A Son.
Sgrabach & -anach, Rough. Alfo
farce, thin, Sfic. Rarus. Pi. S.
Sgrabachan, Roughnefs, ruggednefs.
Sgrabam, To wipe off)?\. Abltergeo.
Sgradadh A diligent fearch, an exa-
mination or fcrutiny
Sgragall, Goldfoili a thinleafrayer
plate ofgold.ftlver., &c. affa7igle.
S%t'i\\M&^\Q\\.,Ahand-faiP,^C. PI.
Sgrailh & Sgrairhog; Aturff. PI.
Sgramaireachd, Extorfion. Idem.
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