saighidto incite, provoke; thrusting, gulpingLine: 596 sáil, pl.: -laheelLines: 265, 554, 1012 saillsalted meat, fat meatLine: 775 sámhsocair, compordach; 870: uasal; 1010: álainn, breá; sampla s.: splendid sampleLines: 255, 327, 870, 1010 saoithiúilskillful, learned, cultured, wiseLine: 213 saoltaworldly, earthly, mundane, temporal; (intensifying) utter: scanradh s.: utter terrorLine: 55 saontanaïve, gullible, innocentLine: 433 saothgalar, mí-ádhLine: 475 sársuperior, excellent; 870: sár-fhuil: gentle blood (Dinneen); noble blood (Ó Foghlú)Line: 870 sástachtsatisfactionLine: 678 scáathshelterLine: 900 scáfarfearful, timed; shady, shadowy; comelyLine: 239 scáineachin skeins or locks (of hair)Line: 231 scaitheamhspace of time, while, spellLine: 120 scálabasin, bowl, cupLines: 742, gpl. 285 scalladhscald, scalding sensationLine: 843 scaoileadhact of doing away with (Ó Foghlú)Line: 120 scaoileannto sendLines: 207, 315, 514, 541, 912 scaoileann (imp.)to sendLines: 631, 633 scaoiltefree, unwedLine: 473 sceimhlesally, an onset or skirmish; de s.: go hobannLine: 1017 sceinnteachapt to slip or escape; flighty, skittish; one easily frightened; s. scáfar: a timid, flighty person (Dinneen)Line: 269 sceithspew, vomit, oozeLine: 842 scéithact of spreading (as in a rumour)Line: 444 scinnto start, spring, burst forthLine: 842 sciúirsescourgeLine: 1009 scóladhscalding, torment, torture; barr gach scólta: extreme torture (Dinneen)Line: 1005 scóltatormentedLine: 533 scoth, gs.: ~aflower, blossom; pick, choiceLine: 246 screadto screamLines: 313, 583 scroiglong thin neckLine: 652 scuabadhact of sweepingLine: 297 seacht faoi thríbliain is fiche d’aoisLine: 872 séadvaluable object, jewelLine: 634 sealadturn, while, space of timeLines: 478, 982 seandacha spent old manLines: 198, 615 seangslender, as a maidenLine: 465 searcloveLine: 336 seargacha shrivelled-up person, a consumptiveLine: 615 searracha youngling, a foal, a colt, a child; pl. fig. offspringLines: 103, 779 searradhstretching of limbsLine: 714 seasmhachestablished, fixed, durable, steadfast; 131: permanent; 141, 213, 751: solid, well-setLines: 131, 141, 213, 751 séideadhact of blowing, breathing fast; ag s. soilse: speaking brilliantly (Dinneen)Line: 861 seifteoirprovider, a resourceful person, a makeshift, a frail person; an s. caol: the sly contriver (Dinneen)Line: 867 sílconsider, thinkLine: 269 sileándrippingLine: 410 siltedripped, distilled, poured; unhandy, ineffective, exhausted, spent; dá mbeinnse s. mar thuilleadh de mo chomharsana: were I inefficient like others of my neighbours (Dinneen)Line: 247 síogachstreaky, stripedLine: 264 siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
sáil, pl.: -laheelLines: 265, 554, 1012 saillsalted meat, fat meatLine: 775 sámhsocair, compordach; 870: uasal; 1010: álainn, breá; sampla s.: splendid sampleLines: 255, 327, 870, 1010 saoithiúilskillful, learned, cultured, wiseLine: 213 saoltaworldly, earthly, mundane, temporal; (intensifying) utter: scanradh s.: utter terrorLine: 55 saontanaïve, gullible, innocentLine: 433 saothgalar, mí-ádhLine: 475 sársuperior, excellent; 870: sár-fhuil: gentle blood (Dinneen); noble blood (Ó Foghlú)Line: 870 sástachtsatisfactionLine: 678 scáathshelterLine: 900 scáfarfearful, timed; shady, shadowy; comelyLine: 239 scáineachin skeins or locks (of hair)Line: 231 scaitheamhspace of time, while, spellLine: 120 scálabasin, bowl, cupLines: 742, gpl. 285 scalladhscald, scalding sensationLine: 843 scaoileadhact of doing away with (Ó Foghlú)Line: 120 scaoileannto sendLines: 207, 315, 514, 541, 912 scaoileann (imp.)to sendLines: 631, 633 scaoiltefree, unwedLine: 473 sceimhlesally, an onset or skirmish; de s.: go hobannLine: 1017 sceinnteachapt to slip or escape; flighty, skittish; one easily frightened; s. scáfar: a timid, flighty person (Dinneen)Line: 269 sceithspew, vomit, oozeLine: 842 scéithact of spreading (as in a rumour)Line: 444 scinnto start, spring, burst forthLine: 842 sciúirsescourgeLine: 1009 scóladhscalding, torment, torture; barr gach scólta: extreme torture (Dinneen)Line: 1005 scóltatormentedLine: 533 scoth, gs.: ~aflower, blossom; pick, choiceLine: 246 screadto screamLines: 313, 583 scroiglong thin neckLine: 652 scuabadhact of sweepingLine: 297 seacht faoi thríbliain is fiche d’aoisLine: 872 séadvaluable object, jewelLine: 634 sealadturn, while, space of timeLines: 478, 982 seandacha spent old manLines: 198, 615 seangslender, as a maidenLine: 465 searcloveLine: 336 seargacha shrivelled-up person, a consumptiveLine: 615 searracha youngling, a foal, a colt, a child; pl. fig. offspringLines: 103, 779 searradhstretching of limbsLine: 714 seasmhachestablished, fixed, durable, steadfast; 131: permanent; 141, 213, 751: solid, well-setLines: 131, 141, 213, 751 séideadhact of blowing, breathing fast; ag s. soilse: speaking brilliantly (Dinneen)Line: 861 seifteoirprovider, a resourceful person, a makeshift, a frail person; an s. caol: the sly contriver (Dinneen)Line: 867 sílconsider, thinkLine: 269 sileándrippingLine: 410 siltedripped, distilled, poured; unhandy, ineffective, exhausted, spent; dá mbeinnse s. mar thuilleadh de mo chomharsana: were I inefficient like others of my neighbours (Dinneen)Line: 247 síogachstreaky, stripedLine: 264 siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
saillsalted meat, fat meatLine: 775 sámhsocair, compordach; 870: uasal; 1010: álainn, breá; sampla s.: splendid sampleLines: 255, 327, 870, 1010 saoithiúilskillful, learned, cultured, wiseLine: 213 saoltaworldly, earthly, mundane, temporal; (intensifying) utter: scanradh s.: utter terrorLine: 55 saontanaïve, gullible, innocentLine: 433 saothgalar, mí-ádhLine: 475 sársuperior, excellent; 870: sár-fhuil: gentle blood (Dinneen); noble blood (Ó Foghlú)Line: 870 sástachtsatisfactionLine: 678 scáathshelterLine: 900 scáfarfearful, timed; shady, shadowy; comelyLine: 239 scáineachin skeins or locks (of hair)Line: 231 scaitheamhspace of time, while, spellLine: 120 scálabasin, bowl, cupLines: 742, gpl. 285 scalladhscald, scalding sensationLine: 843 scaoileadhact of doing away with (Ó Foghlú)Line: 120 scaoileannto sendLines: 207, 315, 514, 541, 912 scaoileann (imp.)to sendLines: 631, 633 scaoiltefree, unwedLine: 473 sceimhlesally, an onset or skirmish; de s.: go hobannLine: 1017 sceinnteachapt to slip or escape; flighty, skittish; one easily frightened; s. scáfar: a timid, flighty person (Dinneen)Line: 269 sceithspew, vomit, oozeLine: 842 scéithact of spreading (as in a rumour)Line: 444 scinnto start, spring, burst forthLine: 842 sciúirsescourgeLine: 1009 scóladhscalding, torment, torture; barr gach scólta: extreme torture (Dinneen)Line: 1005 scóltatormentedLine: 533 scoth, gs.: ~aflower, blossom; pick, choiceLine: 246 screadto screamLines: 313, 583 scroiglong thin neckLine: 652 scuabadhact of sweepingLine: 297 seacht faoi thríbliain is fiche d’aoisLine: 872 séadvaluable object, jewelLine: 634 sealadturn, while, space of timeLines: 478, 982 seandacha spent old manLines: 198, 615 seangslender, as a maidenLine: 465 searcloveLine: 336 seargacha shrivelled-up person, a consumptiveLine: 615 searracha youngling, a foal, a colt, a child; pl. fig. offspringLines: 103, 779 searradhstretching of limbsLine: 714 seasmhachestablished, fixed, durable, steadfast; 131: permanent; 141, 213, 751: solid, well-setLines: 131, 141, 213, 751 séideadhact of blowing, breathing fast; ag s. soilse: speaking brilliantly (Dinneen)Line: 861 seifteoirprovider, a resourceful person, a makeshift, a frail person; an s. caol: the sly contriver (Dinneen)Line: 867 sílconsider, thinkLine: 269 sileándrippingLine: 410 siltedripped, distilled, poured; unhandy, ineffective, exhausted, spent; dá mbeinnse s. mar thuilleadh de mo chomharsana: were I inefficient like others of my neighbours (Dinneen)Line: 247 síogachstreaky, stripedLine: 264 siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
sámhsocair, compordach; 870: uasal; 1010: álainn, breá; sampla s.: splendid sampleLines: 255, 327, 870, 1010 saoithiúilskillful, learned, cultured, wiseLine: 213 saoltaworldly, earthly, mundane, temporal; (intensifying) utter: scanradh s.: utter terrorLine: 55 saontanaïve, gullible, innocentLine: 433 saothgalar, mí-ádhLine: 475 sársuperior, excellent; 870: sár-fhuil: gentle blood (Dinneen); noble blood (Ó Foghlú)Line: 870 sástachtsatisfactionLine: 678 scáathshelterLine: 900 scáfarfearful, timed; shady, shadowy; comelyLine: 239 scáineachin skeins or locks (of hair)Line: 231 scaitheamhspace of time, while, spellLine: 120 scálabasin, bowl, cupLines: 742, gpl. 285 scalladhscald, scalding sensationLine: 843 scaoileadhact of doing away with (Ó Foghlú)Line: 120 scaoileannto sendLines: 207, 315, 514, 541, 912 scaoileann (imp.)to sendLines: 631, 633 scaoiltefree, unwedLine: 473 sceimhlesally, an onset or skirmish; de s.: go hobannLine: 1017 sceinnteachapt to slip or escape; flighty, skittish; one easily frightened; s. scáfar: a timid, flighty person (Dinneen)Line: 269 sceithspew, vomit, oozeLine: 842 scéithact of spreading (as in a rumour)Line: 444 scinnto start, spring, burst forthLine: 842 sciúirsescourgeLine: 1009 scóladhscalding, torment, torture; barr gach scólta: extreme torture (Dinneen)Line: 1005 scóltatormentedLine: 533 scoth, gs.: ~aflower, blossom; pick, choiceLine: 246 screadto screamLines: 313, 583 scroiglong thin neckLine: 652 scuabadhact of sweepingLine: 297 seacht faoi thríbliain is fiche d’aoisLine: 872 séadvaluable object, jewelLine: 634 sealadturn, while, space of timeLines: 478, 982 seandacha spent old manLines: 198, 615 seangslender, as a maidenLine: 465 searcloveLine: 336 seargacha shrivelled-up person, a consumptiveLine: 615 searracha youngling, a foal, a colt, a child; pl. fig. offspringLines: 103, 779 searradhstretching of limbsLine: 714 seasmhachestablished, fixed, durable, steadfast; 131: permanent; 141, 213, 751: solid, well-setLines: 131, 141, 213, 751 séideadhact of blowing, breathing fast; ag s. soilse: speaking brilliantly (Dinneen)Line: 861 seifteoirprovider, a resourceful person, a makeshift, a frail person; an s. caol: the sly contriver (Dinneen)Line: 867 sílconsider, thinkLine: 269 sileándrippingLine: 410 siltedripped, distilled, poured; unhandy, ineffective, exhausted, spent; dá mbeinnse s. mar thuilleadh de mo chomharsana: were I inefficient like others of my neighbours (Dinneen)Line: 247 síogachstreaky, stripedLine: 264 siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
saoithiúilskillful, learned, cultured, wiseLine: 213 saoltaworldly, earthly, mundane, temporal; (intensifying) utter: scanradh s.: utter terrorLine: 55 saontanaïve, gullible, innocentLine: 433 saothgalar, mí-ádhLine: 475 sársuperior, excellent; 870: sár-fhuil: gentle blood (Dinneen); noble blood (Ó Foghlú)Line: 870 sástachtsatisfactionLine: 678 scáathshelterLine: 900 scáfarfearful, timed; shady, shadowy; comelyLine: 239 scáineachin skeins or locks (of hair)Line: 231 scaitheamhspace of time, while, spellLine: 120 scálabasin, bowl, cupLines: 742, gpl. 285 scalladhscald, scalding sensationLine: 843 scaoileadhact of doing away with (Ó Foghlú)Line: 120 scaoileannto sendLines: 207, 315, 514, 541, 912 scaoileann (imp.)to sendLines: 631, 633 scaoiltefree, unwedLine: 473 sceimhlesally, an onset or skirmish; de s.: go hobannLine: 1017 sceinnteachapt to slip or escape; flighty, skittish; one easily frightened; s. scáfar: a timid, flighty person (Dinneen)Line: 269 sceithspew, vomit, oozeLine: 842 scéithact of spreading (as in a rumour)Line: 444 scinnto start, spring, burst forthLine: 842 sciúirsescourgeLine: 1009 scóladhscalding, torment, torture; barr gach scólta: extreme torture (Dinneen)Line: 1005 scóltatormentedLine: 533 scoth, gs.: ~aflower, blossom; pick, choiceLine: 246 screadto screamLines: 313, 583 scroiglong thin neckLine: 652 scuabadhact of sweepingLine: 297 seacht faoi thríbliain is fiche d’aoisLine: 872 séadvaluable object, jewelLine: 634 sealadturn, while, space of timeLines: 478, 982 seandacha spent old manLines: 198, 615 seangslender, as a maidenLine: 465 searcloveLine: 336 seargacha shrivelled-up person, a consumptiveLine: 615 searracha youngling, a foal, a colt, a child; pl. fig. offspringLines: 103, 779 searradhstretching of limbsLine: 714 seasmhachestablished, fixed, durable, steadfast; 131: permanent; 141, 213, 751: solid, well-setLines: 131, 141, 213, 751 séideadhact of blowing, breathing fast; ag s. soilse: speaking brilliantly (Dinneen)Line: 861 seifteoirprovider, a resourceful person, a makeshift, a frail person; an s. caol: the sly contriver (Dinneen)Line: 867 sílconsider, thinkLine: 269 sileándrippingLine: 410 siltedripped, distilled, poured; unhandy, ineffective, exhausted, spent; dá mbeinnse s. mar thuilleadh de mo chomharsana: were I inefficient like others of my neighbours (Dinneen)Line: 247 síogachstreaky, stripedLine: 264 siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
saoltaworldly, earthly, mundane, temporal; (intensifying) utter: scanradh s.: utter terrorLine: 55 saontanaïve, gullible, innocentLine: 433 saothgalar, mí-ádhLine: 475 sársuperior, excellent; 870: sár-fhuil: gentle blood (Dinneen); noble blood (Ó Foghlú)Line: 870 sástachtsatisfactionLine: 678 scáathshelterLine: 900 scáfarfearful, timed; shady, shadowy; comelyLine: 239 scáineachin skeins or locks (of hair)Line: 231 scaitheamhspace of time, while, spellLine: 120 scálabasin, bowl, cupLines: 742, gpl. 285 scalladhscald, scalding sensationLine: 843 scaoileadhact of doing away with (Ó Foghlú)Line: 120 scaoileannto sendLines: 207, 315, 514, 541, 912 scaoileann (imp.)to sendLines: 631, 633 scaoiltefree, unwedLine: 473 sceimhlesally, an onset or skirmish; de s.: go hobannLine: 1017 sceinnteachapt to slip or escape; flighty, skittish; one easily frightened; s. scáfar: a timid, flighty person (Dinneen)Line: 269 sceithspew, vomit, oozeLine: 842 scéithact of spreading (as in a rumour)Line: 444 scinnto start, spring, burst forthLine: 842 sciúirsescourgeLine: 1009 scóladhscalding, torment, torture; barr gach scólta: extreme torture (Dinneen)Line: 1005 scóltatormentedLine: 533 scoth, gs.: ~aflower, blossom; pick, choiceLine: 246 screadto screamLines: 313, 583 scroiglong thin neckLine: 652 scuabadhact of sweepingLine: 297 seacht faoi thríbliain is fiche d’aoisLine: 872 séadvaluable object, jewelLine: 634 sealadturn, while, space of timeLines: 478, 982 seandacha spent old manLines: 198, 615 seangslender, as a maidenLine: 465 searcloveLine: 336 seargacha shrivelled-up person, a consumptiveLine: 615 searracha youngling, a foal, a colt, a child; pl. fig. offspringLines: 103, 779 searradhstretching of limbsLine: 714 seasmhachestablished, fixed, durable, steadfast; 131: permanent; 141, 213, 751: solid, well-setLines: 131, 141, 213, 751 séideadhact of blowing, breathing fast; ag s. soilse: speaking brilliantly (Dinneen)Line: 861 seifteoirprovider, a resourceful person, a makeshift, a frail person; an s. caol: the sly contriver (Dinneen)Line: 867 sílconsider, thinkLine: 269 sileándrippingLine: 410 siltedripped, distilled, poured; unhandy, ineffective, exhausted, spent; dá mbeinnse s. mar thuilleadh de mo chomharsana: were I inefficient like others of my neighbours (Dinneen)Line: 247 síogachstreaky, stripedLine: 264 siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
saontanaïve, gullible, innocentLine: 433 saothgalar, mí-ádhLine: 475 sársuperior, excellent; 870: sár-fhuil: gentle blood (Dinneen); noble blood (Ó Foghlú)Line: 870 sástachtsatisfactionLine: 678 scáathshelterLine: 900 scáfarfearful, timed; shady, shadowy; comelyLine: 239 scáineachin skeins or locks (of hair)Line: 231 scaitheamhspace of time, while, spellLine: 120 scálabasin, bowl, cupLines: 742, gpl. 285 scalladhscald, scalding sensationLine: 843 scaoileadhact of doing away with (Ó Foghlú)Line: 120 scaoileannto sendLines: 207, 315, 514, 541, 912 scaoileann (imp.)to sendLines: 631, 633 scaoiltefree, unwedLine: 473 sceimhlesally, an onset or skirmish; de s.: go hobannLine: 1017 sceinnteachapt to slip or escape; flighty, skittish; one easily frightened; s. scáfar: a timid, flighty person (Dinneen)Line: 269 sceithspew, vomit, oozeLine: 842 scéithact of spreading (as in a rumour)Line: 444 scinnto start, spring, burst forthLine: 842 sciúirsescourgeLine: 1009 scóladhscalding, torment, torture; barr gach scólta: extreme torture (Dinneen)Line: 1005 scóltatormentedLine: 533 scoth, gs.: ~aflower, blossom; pick, choiceLine: 246 screadto screamLines: 313, 583 scroiglong thin neckLine: 652 scuabadhact of sweepingLine: 297 seacht faoi thríbliain is fiche d’aoisLine: 872 séadvaluable object, jewelLine: 634 sealadturn, while, space of timeLines: 478, 982 seandacha spent old manLines: 198, 615 seangslender, as a maidenLine: 465 searcloveLine: 336 seargacha shrivelled-up person, a consumptiveLine: 615 searracha youngling, a foal, a colt, a child; pl. fig. offspringLines: 103, 779 searradhstretching of limbsLine: 714 seasmhachestablished, fixed, durable, steadfast; 131: permanent; 141, 213, 751: solid, well-setLines: 131, 141, 213, 751 séideadhact of blowing, breathing fast; ag s. soilse: speaking brilliantly (Dinneen)Line: 861 seifteoirprovider, a resourceful person, a makeshift, a frail person; an s. caol: the sly contriver (Dinneen)Line: 867 sílconsider, thinkLine: 269 sileándrippingLine: 410 siltedripped, distilled, poured; unhandy, ineffective, exhausted, spent; dá mbeinnse s. mar thuilleadh de mo chomharsana: were I inefficient like others of my neighbours (Dinneen)Line: 247 síogachstreaky, stripedLine: 264 siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
saothgalar, mí-ádhLine: 475 sársuperior, excellent; 870: sár-fhuil: gentle blood (Dinneen); noble blood (Ó Foghlú)Line: 870 sástachtsatisfactionLine: 678 scáathshelterLine: 900 scáfarfearful, timed; shady, shadowy; comelyLine: 239 scáineachin skeins or locks (of hair)Line: 231 scaitheamhspace of time, while, spellLine: 120 scálabasin, bowl, cupLines: 742, gpl. 285 scalladhscald, scalding sensationLine: 843 scaoileadhact of doing away with (Ó Foghlú)Line: 120 scaoileannto sendLines: 207, 315, 514, 541, 912 scaoileann (imp.)to sendLines: 631, 633 scaoiltefree, unwedLine: 473 sceimhlesally, an onset or skirmish; de s.: go hobannLine: 1017 sceinnteachapt to slip or escape; flighty, skittish; one easily frightened; s. scáfar: a timid, flighty person (Dinneen)Line: 269 sceithspew, vomit, oozeLine: 842 scéithact of spreading (as in a rumour)Line: 444 scinnto start, spring, burst forthLine: 842 sciúirsescourgeLine: 1009 scóladhscalding, torment, torture; barr gach scólta: extreme torture (Dinneen)Line: 1005 scóltatormentedLine: 533 scoth, gs.: ~aflower, blossom; pick, choiceLine: 246 screadto screamLines: 313, 583 scroiglong thin neckLine: 652 scuabadhact of sweepingLine: 297 seacht faoi thríbliain is fiche d’aoisLine: 872 séadvaluable object, jewelLine: 634 sealadturn, while, space of timeLines: 478, 982 seandacha spent old manLines: 198, 615 seangslender, as a maidenLine: 465 searcloveLine: 336 seargacha shrivelled-up person, a consumptiveLine: 615 searracha youngling, a foal, a colt, a child; pl. fig. offspringLines: 103, 779 searradhstretching of limbsLine: 714 seasmhachestablished, fixed, durable, steadfast; 131: permanent; 141, 213, 751: solid, well-setLines: 131, 141, 213, 751 séideadhact of blowing, breathing fast; ag s. soilse: speaking brilliantly (Dinneen)Line: 861 seifteoirprovider, a resourceful person, a makeshift, a frail person; an s. caol: the sly contriver (Dinneen)Line: 867 sílconsider, thinkLine: 269 sileándrippingLine: 410 siltedripped, distilled, poured; unhandy, ineffective, exhausted, spent; dá mbeinnse s. mar thuilleadh de mo chomharsana: were I inefficient like others of my neighbours (Dinneen)Line: 247 síogachstreaky, stripedLine: 264 siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
sársuperior, excellent; 870: sár-fhuil: gentle blood (Dinneen); noble blood (Ó Foghlú)Line: 870 sástachtsatisfactionLine: 678 scáathshelterLine: 900 scáfarfearful, timed; shady, shadowy; comelyLine: 239 scáineachin skeins or locks (of hair)Line: 231 scaitheamhspace of time, while, spellLine: 120 scálabasin, bowl, cupLines: 742, gpl. 285 scalladhscald, scalding sensationLine: 843 scaoileadhact of doing away with (Ó Foghlú)Line: 120 scaoileannto sendLines: 207, 315, 514, 541, 912 scaoileann (imp.)to sendLines: 631, 633 scaoiltefree, unwedLine: 473 sceimhlesally, an onset or skirmish; de s.: go hobannLine: 1017 sceinnteachapt to slip or escape; flighty, skittish; one easily frightened; s. scáfar: a timid, flighty person (Dinneen)Line: 269 sceithspew, vomit, oozeLine: 842 scéithact of spreading (as in a rumour)Line: 444 scinnto start, spring, burst forthLine: 842 sciúirsescourgeLine: 1009 scóladhscalding, torment, torture; barr gach scólta: extreme torture (Dinneen)Line: 1005 scóltatormentedLine: 533 scoth, gs.: ~aflower, blossom; pick, choiceLine: 246 screadto screamLines: 313, 583 scroiglong thin neckLine: 652 scuabadhact of sweepingLine: 297 seacht faoi thríbliain is fiche d’aoisLine: 872 séadvaluable object, jewelLine: 634 sealadturn, while, space of timeLines: 478, 982 seandacha spent old manLines: 198, 615 seangslender, as a maidenLine: 465 searcloveLine: 336 seargacha shrivelled-up person, a consumptiveLine: 615 searracha youngling, a foal, a colt, a child; pl. fig. offspringLines: 103, 779 searradhstretching of limbsLine: 714 seasmhachestablished, fixed, durable, steadfast; 131: permanent; 141, 213, 751: solid, well-setLines: 131, 141, 213, 751 séideadhact of blowing, breathing fast; ag s. soilse: speaking brilliantly (Dinneen)Line: 861 seifteoirprovider, a resourceful person, a makeshift, a frail person; an s. caol: the sly contriver (Dinneen)Line: 867 sílconsider, thinkLine: 269 sileándrippingLine: 410 siltedripped, distilled, poured; unhandy, ineffective, exhausted, spent; dá mbeinnse s. mar thuilleadh de mo chomharsana: were I inefficient like others of my neighbours (Dinneen)Line: 247 síogachstreaky, stripedLine: 264 siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
sástachtsatisfactionLine: 678 scáathshelterLine: 900 scáfarfearful, timed; shady, shadowy; comelyLine: 239 scáineachin skeins or locks (of hair)Line: 231 scaitheamhspace of time, while, spellLine: 120 scálabasin, bowl, cupLines: 742, gpl. 285 scalladhscald, scalding sensationLine: 843 scaoileadhact of doing away with (Ó Foghlú)Line: 120 scaoileannto sendLines: 207, 315, 514, 541, 912 scaoileann (imp.)to sendLines: 631, 633 scaoiltefree, unwedLine: 473 sceimhlesally, an onset or skirmish; de s.: go hobannLine: 1017 sceinnteachapt to slip or escape; flighty, skittish; one easily frightened; s. scáfar: a timid, flighty person (Dinneen)Line: 269 sceithspew, vomit, oozeLine: 842 scéithact of spreading (as in a rumour)Line: 444 scinnto start, spring, burst forthLine: 842 sciúirsescourgeLine: 1009 scóladhscalding, torment, torture; barr gach scólta: extreme torture (Dinneen)Line: 1005 scóltatormentedLine: 533 scoth, gs.: ~aflower, blossom; pick, choiceLine: 246 screadto screamLines: 313, 583 scroiglong thin neckLine: 652 scuabadhact of sweepingLine: 297 seacht faoi thríbliain is fiche d’aoisLine: 872 séadvaluable object, jewelLine: 634 sealadturn, while, space of timeLines: 478, 982 seandacha spent old manLines: 198, 615 seangslender, as a maidenLine: 465 searcloveLine: 336 seargacha shrivelled-up person, a consumptiveLine: 615 searracha youngling, a foal, a colt, a child; pl. fig. offspringLines: 103, 779 searradhstretching of limbsLine: 714 seasmhachestablished, fixed, durable, steadfast; 131: permanent; 141, 213, 751: solid, well-setLines: 131, 141, 213, 751 séideadhact of blowing, breathing fast; ag s. soilse: speaking brilliantly (Dinneen)Line: 861 seifteoirprovider, a resourceful person, a makeshift, a frail person; an s. caol: the sly contriver (Dinneen)Line: 867 sílconsider, thinkLine: 269 sileándrippingLine: 410 siltedripped, distilled, poured; unhandy, ineffective, exhausted, spent; dá mbeinnse s. mar thuilleadh de mo chomharsana: were I inefficient like others of my neighbours (Dinneen)Line: 247 síogachstreaky, stripedLine: 264 siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
scáathshelterLine: 900 scáfarfearful, timed; shady, shadowy; comelyLine: 239 scáineachin skeins or locks (of hair)Line: 231 scaitheamhspace of time, while, spellLine: 120 scálabasin, bowl, cupLines: 742, gpl. 285 scalladhscald, scalding sensationLine: 843 scaoileadhact of doing away with (Ó Foghlú)Line: 120 scaoileannto sendLines: 207, 315, 514, 541, 912 scaoileann (imp.)to sendLines: 631, 633 scaoiltefree, unwedLine: 473 sceimhlesally, an onset or skirmish; de s.: go hobannLine: 1017 sceinnteachapt to slip or escape; flighty, skittish; one easily frightened; s. scáfar: a timid, flighty person (Dinneen)Line: 269 sceithspew, vomit, oozeLine: 842 scéithact of spreading (as in a rumour)Line: 444 scinnto start, spring, burst forthLine: 842 sciúirsescourgeLine: 1009 scóladhscalding, torment, torture; barr gach scólta: extreme torture (Dinneen)Line: 1005 scóltatormentedLine: 533 scoth, gs.: ~aflower, blossom; pick, choiceLine: 246 screadto screamLines: 313, 583 scroiglong thin neckLine: 652 scuabadhact of sweepingLine: 297 seacht faoi thríbliain is fiche d’aoisLine: 872 séadvaluable object, jewelLine: 634 sealadturn, while, space of timeLines: 478, 982 seandacha spent old manLines: 198, 615 seangslender, as a maidenLine: 465 searcloveLine: 336 seargacha shrivelled-up person, a consumptiveLine: 615 searracha youngling, a foal, a colt, a child; pl. fig. offspringLines: 103, 779 searradhstretching of limbsLine: 714 seasmhachestablished, fixed, durable, steadfast; 131: permanent; 141, 213, 751: solid, well-setLines: 131, 141, 213, 751 séideadhact of blowing, breathing fast; ag s. soilse: speaking brilliantly (Dinneen)Line: 861 seifteoirprovider, a resourceful person, a makeshift, a frail person; an s. caol: the sly contriver (Dinneen)Line: 867 sílconsider, thinkLine: 269 sileándrippingLine: 410 siltedripped, distilled, poured; unhandy, ineffective, exhausted, spent; dá mbeinnse s. mar thuilleadh de mo chomharsana: were I inefficient like others of my neighbours (Dinneen)Line: 247 síogachstreaky, stripedLine: 264 siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
scáfarfearful, timed; shady, shadowy; comelyLine: 239 scáineachin skeins or locks (of hair)Line: 231 scaitheamhspace of time, while, spellLine: 120 scálabasin, bowl, cupLines: 742, gpl. 285 scalladhscald, scalding sensationLine: 843 scaoileadhact of doing away with (Ó Foghlú)Line: 120 scaoileannto sendLines: 207, 315, 514, 541, 912 scaoileann (imp.)to sendLines: 631, 633 scaoiltefree, unwedLine: 473 sceimhlesally, an onset or skirmish; de s.: go hobannLine: 1017 sceinnteachapt to slip or escape; flighty, skittish; one easily frightened; s. scáfar: a timid, flighty person (Dinneen)Line: 269 sceithspew, vomit, oozeLine: 842 scéithact of spreading (as in a rumour)Line: 444 scinnto start, spring, burst forthLine: 842 sciúirsescourgeLine: 1009 scóladhscalding, torment, torture; barr gach scólta: extreme torture (Dinneen)Line: 1005 scóltatormentedLine: 533 scoth, gs.: ~aflower, blossom; pick, choiceLine: 246 screadto screamLines: 313, 583 scroiglong thin neckLine: 652 scuabadhact of sweepingLine: 297 seacht faoi thríbliain is fiche d’aoisLine: 872 séadvaluable object, jewelLine: 634 sealadturn, while, space of timeLines: 478, 982 seandacha spent old manLines: 198, 615 seangslender, as a maidenLine: 465 searcloveLine: 336 seargacha shrivelled-up person, a consumptiveLine: 615 searracha youngling, a foal, a colt, a child; pl. fig. offspringLines: 103, 779 searradhstretching of limbsLine: 714 seasmhachestablished, fixed, durable, steadfast; 131: permanent; 141, 213, 751: solid, well-setLines: 131, 141, 213, 751 séideadhact of blowing, breathing fast; ag s. soilse: speaking brilliantly (Dinneen)Line: 861 seifteoirprovider, a resourceful person, a makeshift, a frail person; an s. caol: the sly contriver (Dinneen)Line: 867 sílconsider, thinkLine: 269 sileándrippingLine: 410 siltedripped, distilled, poured; unhandy, ineffective, exhausted, spent; dá mbeinnse s. mar thuilleadh de mo chomharsana: were I inefficient like others of my neighbours (Dinneen)Line: 247 síogachstreaky, stripedLine: 264 siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
scáineachin skeins or locks (of hair)Line: 231 scaitheamhspace of time, while, spellLine: 120 scálabasin, bowl, cupLines: 742, gpl. 285 scalladhscald, scalding sensationLine: 843 scaoileadhact of doing away with (Ó Foghlú)Line: 120 scaoileannto sendLines: 207, 315, 514, 541, 912 scaoileann (imp.)to sendLines: 631, 633 scaoiltefree, unwedLine: 473 sceimhlesally, an onset or skirmish; de s.: go hobannLine: 1017 sceinnteachapt to slip or escape; flighty, skittish; one easily frightened; s. scáfar: a timid, flighty person (Dinneen)Line: 269 sceithspew, vomit, oozeLine: 842 scéithact of spreading (as in a rumour)Line: 444 scinnto start, spring, burst forthLine: 842 sciúirsescourgeLine: 1009 scóladhscalding, torment, torture; barr gach scólta: extreme torture (Dinneen)Line: 1005 scóltatormentedLine: 533 scoth, gs.: ~aflower, blossom; pick, choiceLine: 246 screadto screamLines: 313, 583 scroiglong thin neckLine: 652 scuabadhact of sweepingLine: 297 seacht faoi thríbliain is fiche d’aoisLine: 872 séadvaluable object, jewelLine: 634 sealadturn, while, space of timeLines: 478, 982 seandacha spent old manLines: 198, 615 seangslender, as a maidenLine: 465 searcloveLine: 336 seargacha shrivelled-up person, a consumptiveLine: 615 searracha youngling, a foal, a colt, a child; pl. fig. offspringLines: 103, 779 searradhstretching of limbsLine: 714 seasmhachestablished, fixed, durable, steadfast; 131: permanent; 141, 213, 751: solid, well-setLines: 131, 141, 213, 751 séideadhact of blowing, breathing fast; ag s. soilse: speaking brilliantly (Dinneen)Line: 861 seifteoirprovider, a resourceful person, a makeshift, a frail person; an s. caol: the sly contriver (Dinneen)Line: 867 sílconsider, thinkLine: 269 sileándrippingLine: 410 siltedripped, distilled, poured; unhandy, ineffective, exhausted, spent; dá mbeinnse s. mar thuilleadh de mo chomharsana: were I inefficient like others of my neighbours (Dinneen)Line: 247 síogachstreaky, stripedLine: 264 siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
scaitheamhspace of time, while, spellLine: 120 scálabasin, bowl, cupLines: 742, gpl. 285 scalladhscald, scalding sensationLine: 843 scaoileadhact of doing away with (Ó Foghlú)Line: 120 scaoileannto sendLines: 207, 315, 514, 541, 912 scaoileann (imp.)to sendLines: 631, 633 scaoiltefree, unwedLine: 473 sceimhlesally, an onset or skirmish; de s.: go hobannLine: 1017 sceinnteachapt to slip or escape; flighty, skittish; one easily frightened; s. scáfar: a timid, flighty person (Dinneen)Line: 269 sceithspew, vomit, oozeLine: 842 scéithact of spreading (as in a rumour)Line: 444 scinnto start, spring, burst forthLine: 842 sciúirsescourgeLine: 1009 scóladhscalding, torment, torture; barr gach scólta: extreme torture (Dinneen)Line: 1005 scóltatormentedLine: 533 scoth, gs.: ~aflower, blossom; pick, choiceLine: 246 screadto screamLines: 313, 583 scroiglong thin neckLine: 652 scuabadhact of sweepingLine: 297 seacht faoi thríbliain is fiche d’aoisLine: 872 séadvaluable object, jewelLine: 634 sealadturn, while, space of timeLines: 478, 982 seandacha spent old manLines: 198, 615 seangslender, as a maidenLine: 465 searcloveLine: 336 seargacha shrivelled-up person, a consumptiveLine: 615 searracha youngling, a foal, a colt, a child; pl. fig. offspringLines: 103, 779 searradhstretching of limbsLine: 714 seasmhachestablished, fixed, durable, steadfast; 131: permanent; 141, 213, 751: solid, well-setLines: 131, 141, 213, 751 séideadhact of blowing, breathing fast; ag s. soilse: speaking brilliantly (Dinneen)Line: 861 seifteoirprovider, a resourceful person, a makeshift, a frail person; an s. caol: the sly contriver (Dinneen)Line: 867 sílconsider, thinkLine: 269 sileándrippingLine: 410 siltedripped, distilled, poured; unhandy, ineffective, exhausted, spent; dá mbeinnse s. mar thuilleadh de mo chomharsana: were I inefficient like others of my neighbours (Dinneen)Line: 247 síogachstreaky, stripedLine: 264 siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
scálabasin, bowl, cupLines: 742, gpl. 285 scalladhscald, scalding sensationLine: 843 scaoileadhact of doing away with (Ó Foghlú)Line: 120 scaoileannto sendLines: 207, 315, 514, 541, 912 scaoileann (imp.)to sendLines: 631, 633 scaoiltefree, unwedLine: 473 sceimhlesally, an onset or skirmish; de s.: go hobannLine: 1017 sceinnteachapt to slip or escape; flighty, skittish; one easily frightened; s. scáfar: a timid, flighty person (Dinneen)Line: 269 sceithspew, vomit, oozeLine: 842 scéithact of spreading (as in a rumour)Line: 444 scinnto start, spring, burst forthLine: 842 sciúirsescourgeLine: 1009 scóladhscalding, torment, torture; barr gach scólta: extreme torture (Dinneen)Line: 1005 scóltatormentedLine: 533 scoth, gs.: ~aflower, blossom; pick, choiceLine: 246 screadto screamLines: 313, 583 scroiglong thin neckLine: 652 scuabadhact of sweepingLine: 297 seacht faoi thríbliain is fiche d’aoisLine: 872 séadvaluable object, jewelLine: 634 sealadturn, while, space of timeLines: 478, 982 seandacha spent old manLines: 198, 615 seangslender, as a maidenLine: 465 searcloveLine: 336 seargacha shrivelled-up person, a consumptiveLine: 615 searracha youngling, a foal, a colt, a child; pl. fig. offspringLines: 103, 779 searradhstretching of limbsLine: 714 seasmhachestablished, fixed, durable, steadfast; 131: permanent; 141, 213, 751: solid, well-setLines: 131, 141, 213, 751 séideadhact of blowing, breathing fast; ag s. soilse: speaking brilliantly (Dinneen)Line: 861 seifteoirprovider, a resourceful person, a makeshift, a frail person; an s. caol: the sly contriver (Dinneen)Line: 867 sílconsider, thinkLine: 269 sileándrippingLine: 410 siltedripped, distilled, poured; unhandy, ineffective, exhausted, spent; dá mbeinnse s. mar thuilleadh de mo chomharsana: were I inefficient like others of my neighbours (Dinneen)Line: 247 síogachstreaky, stripedLine: 264 siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
scalladhscald, scalding sensationLine: 843 scaoileadhact of doing away with (Ó Foghlú)Line: 120 scaoileannto sendLines: 207, 315, 514, 541, 912 scaoileann (imp.)to sendLines: 631, 633 scaoiltefree, unwedLine: 473 sceimhlesally, an onset or skirmish; de s.: go hobannLine: 1017 sceinnteachapt to slip or escape; flighty, skittish; one easily frightened; s. scáfar: a timid, flighty person (Dinneen)Line: 269 sceithspew, vomit, oozeLine: 842 scéithact of spreading (as in a rumour)Line: 444 scinnto start, spring, burst forthLine: 842 sciúirsescourgeLine: 1009 scóladhscalding, torment, torture; barr gach scólta: extreme torture (Dinneen)Line: 1005 scóltatormentedLine: 533 scoth, gs.: ~aflower, blossom; pick, choiceLine: 246 screadto screamLines: 313, 583 scroiglong thin neckLine: 652 scuabadhact of sweepingLine: 297 seacht faoi thríbliain is fiche d’aoisLine: 872 séadvaluable object, jewelLine: 634 sealadturn, while, space of timeLines: 478, 982 seandacha spent old manLines: 198, 615 seangslender, as a maidenLine: 465 searcloveLine: 336 seargacha shrivelled-up person, a consumptiveLine: 615 searracha youngling, a foal, a colt, a child; pl. fig. offspringLines: 103, 779 searradhstretching of limbsLine: 714 seasmhachestablished, fixed, durable, steadfast; 131: permanent; 141, 213, 751: solid, well-setLines: 131, 141, 213, 751 séideadhact of blowing, breathing fast; ag s. soilse: speaking brilliantly (Dinneen)Line: 861 seifteoirprovider, a resourceful person, a makeshift, a frail person; an s. caol: the sly contriver (Dinneen)Line: 867 sílconsider, thinkLine: 269 sileándrippingLine: 410 siltedripped, distilled, poured; unhandy, ineffective, exhausted, spent; dá mbeinnse s. mar thuilleadh de mo chomharsana: were I inefficient like others of my neighbours (Dinneen)Line: 247 síogachstreaky, stripedLine: 264 siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
scaoileadhact of doing away with (Ó Foghlú)Line: 120 scaoileannto sendLines: 207, 315, 514, 541, 912 scaoileann (imp.)to sendLines: 631, 633 scaoiltefree, unwedLine: 473 sceimhlesally, an onset or skirmish; de s.: go hobannLine: 1017 sceinnteachapt to slip or escape; flighty, skittish; one easily frightened; s. scáfar: a timid, flighty person (Dinneen)Line: 269 sceithspew, vomit, oozeLine: 842 scéithact of spreading (as in a rumour)Line: 444 scinnto start, spring, burst forthLine: 842 sciúirsescourgeLine: 1009 scóladhscalding, torment, torture; barr gach scólta: extreme torture (Dinneen)Line: 1005 scóltatormentedLine: 533 scoth, gs.: ~aflower, blossom; pick, choiceLine: 246 screadto screamLines: 313, 583 scroiglong thin neckLine: 652 scuabadhact of sweepingLine: 297 seacht faoi thríbliain is fiche d’aoisLine: 872 séadvaluable object, jewelLine: 634 sealadturn, while, space of timeLines: 478, 982 seandacha spent old manLines: 198, 615 seangslender, as a maidenLine: 465 searcloveLine: 336 seargacha shrivelled-up person, a consumptiveLine: 615 searracha youngling, a foal, a colt, a child; pl. fig. offspringLines: 103, 779 searradhstretching of limbsLine: 714 seasmhachestablished, fixed, durable, steadfast; 131: permanent; 141, 213, 751: solid, well-setLines: 131, 141, 213, 751 séideadhact of blowing, breathing fast; ag s. soilse: speaking brilliantly (Dinneen)Line: 861 seifteoirprovider, a resourceful person, a makeshift, a frail person; an s. caol: the sly contriver (Dinneen)Line: 867 sílconsider, thinkLine: 269 sileándrippingLine: 410 siltedripped, distilled, poured; unhandy, ineffective, exhausted, spent; dá mbeinnse s. mar thuilleadh de mo chomharsana: were I inefficient like others of my neighbours (Dinneen)Line: 247 síogachstreaky, stripedLine: 264 siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
scaoileannto sendLines: 207, 315, 514, 541, 912 scaoileann (imp.)to sendLines: 631, 633 scaoiltefree, unwedLine: 473 sceimhlesally, an onset or skirmish; de s.: go hobannLine: 1017 sceinnteachapt to slip or escape; flighty, skittish; one easily frightened; s. scáfar: a timid, flighty person (Dinneen)Line: 269 sceithspew, vomit, oozeLine: 842 scéithact of spreading (as in a rumour)Line: 444 scinnto start, spring, burst forthLine: 842 sciúirsescourgeLine: 1009 scóladhscalding, torment, torture; barr gach scólta: extreme torture (Dinneen)Line: 1005 scóltatormentedLine: 533 scoth, gs.: ~aflower, blossom; pick, choiceLine: 246 screadto screamLines: 313, 583 scroiglong thin neckLine: 652 scuabadhact of sweepingLine: 297 seacht faoi thríbliain is fiche d’aoisLine: 872 séadvaluable object, jewelLine: 634 sealadturn, while, space of timeLines: 478, 982 seandacha spent old manLines: 198, 615 seangslender, as a maidenLine: 465 searcloveLine: 336 seargacha shrivelled-up person, a consumptiveLine: 615 searracha youngling, a foal, a colt, a child; pl. fig. offspringLines: 103, 779 searradhstretching of limbsLine: 714 seasmhachestablished, fixed, durable, steadfast; 131: permanent; 141, 213, 751: solid, well-setLines: 131, 141, 213, 751 séideadhact of blowing, breathing fast; ag s. soilse: speaking brilliantly (Dinneen)Line: 861 seifteoirprovider, a resourceful person, a makeshift, a frail person; an s. caol: the sly contriver (Dinneen)Line: 867 sílconsider, thinkLine: 269 sileándrippingLine: 410 siltedripped, distilled, poured; unhandy, ineffective, exhausted, spent; dá mbeinnse s. mar thuilleadh de mo chomharsana: were I inefficient like others of my neighbours (Dinneen)Line: 247 síogachstreaky, stripedLine: 264 siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
scaoileann (imp.)to sendLines: 631, 633 scaoiltefree, unwedLine: 473 sceimhlesally, an onset or skirmish; de s.: go hobannLine: 1017 sceinnteachapt to slip or escape; flighty, skittish; one easily frightened; s. scáfar: a timid, flighty person (Dinneen)Line: 269 sceithspew, vomit, oozeLine: 842 scéithact of spreading (as in a rumour)Line: 444 scinnto start, spring, burst forthLine: 842 sciúirsescourgeLine: 1009 scóladhscalding, torment, torture; barr gach scólta: extreme torture (Dinneen)Line: 1005 scóltatormentedLine: 533 scoth, gs.: ~aflower, blossom; pick, choiceLine: 246 screadto screamLines: 313, 583 scroiglong thin neckLine: 652 scuabadhact of sweepingLine: 297 seacht faoi thríbliain is fiche d’aoisLine: 872 séadvaluable object, jewelLine: 634 sealadturn, while, space of timeLines: 478, 982 seandacha spent old manLines: 198, 615 seangslender, as a maidenLine: 465 searcloveLine: 336 seargacha shrivelled-up person, a consumptiveLine: 615 searracha youngling, a foal, a colt, a child; pl. fig. offspringLines: 103, 779 searradhstretching of limbsLine: 714 seasmhachestablished, fixed, durable, steadfast; 131: permanent; 141, 213, 751: solid, well-setLines: 131, 141, 213, 751 séideadhact of blowing, breathing fast; ag s. soilse: speaking brilliantly (Dinneen)Line: 861 seifteoirprovider, a resourceful person, a makeshift, a frail person; an s. caol: the sly contriver (Dinneen)Line: 867 sílconsider, thinkLine: 269 sileándrippingLine: 410 siltedripped, distilled, poured; unhandy, ineffective, exhausted, spent; dá mbeinnse s. mar thuilleadh de mo chomharsana: were I inefficient like others of my neighbours (Dinneen)Line: 247 síogachstreaky, stripedLine: 264 siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
scaoiltefree, unwedLine: 473 sceimhlesally, an onset or skirmish; de s.: go hobannLine: 1017 sceinnteachapt to slip or escape; flighty, skittish; one easily frightened; s. scáfar: a timid, flighty person (Dinneen)Line: 269 sceithspew, vomit, oozeLine: 842 scéithact of spreading (as in a rumour)Line: 444 scinnto start, spring, burst forthLine: 842 sciúirsescourgeLine: 1009 scóladhscalding, torment, torture; barr gach scólta: extreme torture (Dinneen)Line: 1005 scóltatormentedLine: 533 scoth, gs.: ~aflower, blossom; pick, choiceLine: 246 screadto screamLines: 313, 583 scroiglong thin neckLine: 652 scuabadhact of sweepingLine: 297 seacht faoi thríbliain is fiche d’aoisLine: 872 séadvaluable object, jewelLine: 634 sealadturn, while, space of timeLines: 478, 982 seandacha spent old manLines: 198, 615 seangslender, as a maidenLine: 465 searcloveLine: 336 seargacha shrivelled-up person, a consumptiveLine: 615 searracha youngling, a foal, a colt, a child; pl. fig. offspringLines: 103, 779 searradhstretching of limbsLine: 714 seasmhachestablished, fixed, durable, steadfast; 131: permanent; 141, 213, 751: solid, well-setLines: 131, 141, 213, 751 séideadhact of blowing, breathing fast; ag s. soilse: speaking brilliantly (Dinneen)Line: 861 seifteoirprovider, a resourceful person, a makeshift, a frail person; an s. caol: the sly contriver (Dinneen)Line: 867 sílconsider, thinkLine: 269 sileándrippingLine: 410 siltedripped, distilled, poured; unhandy, ineffective, exhausted, spent; dá mbeinnse s. mar thuilleadh de mo chomharsana: were I inefficient like others of my neighbours (Dinneen)Line: 247 síogachstreaky, stripedLine: 264 siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
sceimhlesally, an onset or skirmish; de s.: go hobannLine: 1017 sceinnteachapt to slip or escape; flighty, skittish; one easily frightened; s. scáfar: a timid, flighty person (Dinneen)Line: 269 sceithspew, vomit, oozeLine: 842 scéithact of spreading (as in a rumour)Line: 444 scinnto start, spring, burst forthLine: 842 sciúirsescourgeLine: 1009 scóladhscalding, torment, torture; barr gach scólta: extreme torture (Dinneen)Line: 1005 scóltatormentedLine: 533 scoth, gs.: ~aflower, blossom; pick, choiceLine: 246 screadto screamLines: 313, 583 scroiglong thin neckLine: 652 scuabadhact of sweepingLine: 297 seacht faoi thríbliain is fiche d’aoisLine: 872 séadvaluable object, jewelLine: 634 sealadturn, while, space of timeLines: 478, 982 seandacha spent old manLines: 198, 615 seangslender, as a maidenLine: 465 searcloveLine: 336 seargacha shrivelled-up person, a consumptiveLine: 615 searracha youngling, a foal, a colt, a child; pl. fig. offspringLines: 103, 779 searradhstretching of limbsLine: 714 seasmhachestablished, fixed, durable, steadfast; 131: permanent; 141, 213, 751: solid, well-setLines: 131, 141, 213, 751 séideadhact of blowing, breathing fast; ag s. soilse: speaking brilliantly (Dinneen)Line: 861 seifteoirprovider, a resourceful person, a makeshift, a frail person; an s. caol: the sly contriver (Dinneen)Line: 867 sílconsider, thinkLine: 269 sileándrippingLine: 410 siltedripped, distilled, poured; unhandy, ineffective, exhausted, spent; dá mbeinnse s. mar thuilleadh de mo chomharsana: were I inefficient like others of my neighbours (Dinneen)Line: 247 síogachstreaky, stripedLine: 264 siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
sceinnteachapt to slip or escape; flighty, skittish; one easily frightened; s. scáfar: a timid, flighty person (Dinneen)Line: 269 sceithspew, vomit, oozeLine: 842 scéithact of spreading (as in a rumour)Line: 444 scinnto start, spring, burst forthLine: 842 sciúirsescourgeLine: 1009 scóladhscalding, torment, torture; barr gach scólta: extreme torture (Dinneen)Line: 1005 scóltatormentedLine: 533 scoth, gs.: ~aflower, blossom; pick, choiceLine: 246 screadto screamLines: 313, 583 scroiglong thin neckLine: 652 scuabadhact of sweepingLine: 297 seacht faoi thríbliain is fiche d’aoisLine: 872 séadvaluable object, jewelLine: 634 sealadturn, while, space of timeLines: 478, 982 seandacha spent old manLines: 198, 615 seangslender, as a maidenLine: 465 searcloveLine: 336 seargacha shrivelled-up person, a consumptiveLine: 615 searracha youngling, a foal, a colt, a child; pl. fig. offspringLines: 103, 779 searradhstretching of limbsLine: 714 seasmhachestablished, fixed, durable, steadfast; 131: permanent; 141, 213, 751: solid, well-setLines: 131, 141, 213, 751 séideadhact of blowing, breathing fast; ag s. soilse: speaking brilliantly (Dinneen)Line: 861 seifteoirprovider, a resourceful person, a makeshift, a frail person; an s. caol: the sly contriver (Dinneen)Line: 867 sílconsider, thinkLine: 269 sileándrippingLine: 410 siltedripped, distilled, poured; unhandy, ineffective, exhausted, spent; dá mbeinnse s. mar thuilleadh de mo chomharsana: were I inefficient like others of my neighbours (Dinneen)Line: 247 síogachstreaky, stripedLine: 264 siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
sceithspew, vomit, oozeLine: 842 scéithact of spreading (as in a rumour)Line: 444 scinnto start, spring, burst forthLine: 842 sciúirsescourgeLine: 1009 scóladhscalding, torment, torture; barr gach scólta: extreme torture (Dinneen)Line: 1005 scóltatormentedLine: 533 scoth, gs.: ~aflower, blossom; pick, choiceLine: 246 screadto screamLines: 313, 583 scroiglong thin neckLine: 652 scuabadhact of sweepingLine: 297 seacht faoi thríbliain is fiche d’aoisLine: 872 séadvaluable object, jewelLine: 634 sealadturn, while, space of timeLines: 478, 982 seandacha spent old manLines: 198, 615 seangslender, as a maidenLine: 465 searcloveLine: 336 seargacha shrivelled-up person, a consumptiveLine: 615 searracha youngling, a foal, a colt, a child; pl. fig. offspringLines: 103, 779 searradhstretching of limbsLine: 714 seasmhachestablished, fixed, durable, steadfast; 131: permanent; 141, 213, 751: solid, well-setLines: 131, 141, 213, 751 séideadhact of blowing, breathing fast; ag s. soilse: speaking brilliantly (Dinneen)Line: 861 seifteoirprovider, a resourceful person, a makeshift, a frail person; an s. caol: the sly contriver (Dinneen)Line: 867 sílconsider, thinkLine: 269 sileándrippingLine: 410 siltedripped, distilled, poured; unhandy, ineffective, exhausted, spent; dá mbeinnse s. mar thuilleadh de mo chomharsana: were I inefficient like others of my neighbours (Dinneen)Line: 247 síogachstreaky, stripedLine: 264 siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
scéithact of spreading (as in a rumour)Line: 444 scinnto start, spring, burst forthLine: 842 sciúirsescourgeLine: 1009 scóladhscalding, torment, torture; barr gach scólta: extreme torture (Dinneen)Line: 1005 scóltatormentedLine: 533 scoth, gs.: ~aflower, blossom; pick, choiceLine: 246 screadto screamLines: 313, 583 scroiglong thin neckLine: 652 scuabadhact of sweepingLine: 297 seacht faoi thríbliain is fiche d’aoisLine: 872 séadvaluable object, jewelLine: 634 sealadturn, while, space of timeLines: 478, 982 seandacha spent old manLines: 198, 615 seangslender, as a maidenLine: 465 searcloveLine: 336 seargacha shrivelled-up person, a consumptiveLine: 615 searracha youngling, a foal, a colt, a child; pl. fig. offspringLines: 103, 779 searradhstretching of limbsLine: 714 seasmhachestablished, fixed, durable, steadfast; 131: permanent; 141, 213, 751: solid, well-setLines: 131, 141, 213, 751 séideadhact of blowing, breathing fast; ag s. soilse: speaking brilliantly (Dinneen)Line: 861 seifteoirprovider, a resourceful person, a makeshift, a frail person; an s. caol: the sly contriver (Dinneen)Line: 867 sílconsider, thinkLine: 269 sileándrippingLine: 410 siltedripped, distilled, poured; unhandy, ineffective, exhausted, spent; dá mbeinnse s. mar thuilleadh de mo chomharsana: were I inefficient like others of my neighbours (Dinneen)Line: 247 síogachstreaky, stripedLine: 264 siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
scinnto start, spring, burst forthLine: 842 sciúirsescourgeLine: 1009 scóladhscalding, torment, torture; barr gach scólta: extreme torture (Dinneen)Line: 1005 scóltatormentedLine: 533 scoth, gs.: ~aflower, blossom; pick, choiceLine: 246 screadto screamLines: 313, 583 scroiglong thin neckLine: 652 scuabadhact of sweepingLine: 297 seacht faoi thríbliain is fiche d’aoisLine: 872 séadvaluable object, jewelLine: 634 sealadturn, while, space of timeLines: 478, 982 seandacha spent old manLines: 198, 615 seangslender, as a maidenLine: 465 searcloveLine: 336 seargacha shrivelled-up person, a consumptiveLine: 615 searracha youngling, a foal, a colt, a child; pl. fig. offspringLines: 103, 779 searradhstretching of limbsLine: 714 seasmhachestablished, fixed, durable, steadfast; 131: permanent; 141, 213, 751: solid, well-setLines: 131, 141, 213, 751 séideadhact of blowing, breathing fast; ag s. soilse: speaking brilliantly (Dinneen)Line: 861 seifteoirprovider, a resourceful person, a makeshift, a frail person; an s. caol: the sly contriver (Dinneen)Line: 867 sílconsider, thinkLine: 269 sileándrippingLine: 410 siltedripped, distilled, poured; unhandy, ineffective, exhausted, spent; dá mbeinnse s. mar thuilleadh de mo chomharsana: were I inefficient like others of my neighbours (Dinneen)Line: 247 síogachstreaky, stripedLine: 264 siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
sciúirsescourgeLine: 1009 scóladhscalding, torment, torture; barr gach scólta: extreme torture (Dinneen)Line: 1005 scóltatormentedLine: 533 scoth, gs.: ~aflower, blossom; pick, choiceLine: 246 screadto screamLines: 313, 583 scroiglong thin neckLine: 652 scuabadhact of sweepingLine: 297 seacht faoi thríbliain is fiche d’aoisLine: 872 séadvaluable object, jewelLine: 634 sealadturn, while, space of timeLines: 478, 982 seandacha spent old manLines: 198, 615 seangslender, as a maidenLine: 465 searcloveLine: 336 seargacha shrivelled-up person, a consumptiveLine: 615 searracha youngling, a foal, a colt, a child; pl. fig. offspringLines: 103, 779 searradhstretching of limbsLine: 714 seasmhachestablished, fixed, durable, steadfast; 131: permanent; 141, 213, 751: solid, well-setLines: 131, 141, 213, 751 séideadhact of blowing, breathing fast; ag s. soilse: speaking brilliantly (Dinneen)Line: 861 seifteoirprovider, a resourceful person, a makeshift, a frail person; an s. caol: the sly contriver (Dinneen)Line: 867 sílconsider, thinkLine: 269 sileándrippingLine: 410 siltedripped, distilled, poured; unhandy, ineffective, exhausted, spent; dá mbeinnse s. mar thuilleadh de mo chomharsana: were I inefficient like others of my neighbours (Dinneen)Line: 247 síogachstreaky, stripedLine: 264 siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
scóladhscalding, torment, torture; barr gach scólta: extreme torture (Dinneen)Line: 1005 scóltatormentedLine: 533 scoth, gs.: ~aflower, blossom; pick, choiceLine: 246 screadto screamLines: 313, 583 scroiglong thin neckLine: 652 scuabadhact of sweepingLine: 297 seacht faoi thríbliain is fiche d’aoisLine: 872 séadvaluable object, jewelLine: 634 sealadturn, while, space of timeLines: 478, 982 seandacha spent old manLines: 198, 615 seangslender, as a maidenLine: 465 searcloveLine: 336 seargacha shrivelled-up person, a consumptiveLine: 615 searracha youngling, a foal, a colt, a child; pl. fig. offspringLines: 103, 779 searradhstretching of limbsLine: 714 seasmhachestablished, fixed, durable, steadfast; 131: permanent; 141, 213, 751: solid, well-setLines: 131, 141, 213, 751 séideadhact of blowing, breathing fast; ag s. soilse: speaking brilliantly (Dinneen)Line: 861 seifteoirprovider, a resourceful person, a makeshift, a frail person; an s. caol: the sly contriver (Dinneen)Line: 867 sílconsider, thinkLine: 269 sileándrippingLine: 410 siltedripped, distilled, poured; unhandy, ineffective, exhausted, spent; dá mbeinnse s. mar thuilleadh de mo chomharsana: were I inefficient like others of my neighbours (Dinneen)Line: 247 síogachstreaky, stripedLine: 264 siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
scóltatormentedLine: 533 scoth, gs.: ~aflower, blossom; pick, choiceLine: 246 screadto screamLines: 313, 583 scroiglong thin neckLine: 652 scuabadhact of sweepingLine: 297 seacht faoi thríbliain is fiche d’aoisLine: 872 séadvaluable object, jewelLine: 634 sealadturn, while, space of timeLines: 478, 982 seandacha spent old manLines: 198, 615 seangslender, as a maidenLine: 465 searcloveLine: 336 seargacha shrivelled-up person, a consumptiveLine: 615 searracha youngling, a foal, a colt, a child; pl. fig. offspringLines: 103, 779 searradhstretching of limbsLine: 714 seasmhachestablished, fixed, durable, steadfast; 131: permanent; 141, 213, 751: solid, well-setLines: 131, 141, 213, 751 séideadhact of blowing, breathing fast; ag s. soilse: speaking brilliantly (Dinneen)Line: 861 seifteoirprovider, a resourceful person, a makeshift, a frail person; an s. caol: the sly contriver (Dinneen)Line: 867 sílconsider, thinkLine: 269 sileándrippingLine: 410 siltedripped, distilled, poured; unhandy, ineffective, exhausted, spent; dá mbeinnse s. mar thuilleadh de mo chomharsana: were I inefficient like others of my neighbours (Dinneen)Line: 247 síogachstreaky, stripedLine: 264 siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
scoth, gs.: ~aflower, blossom; pick, choiceLine: 246 screadto screamLines: 313, 583 scroiglong thin neckLine: 652 scuabadhact of sweepingLine: 297 seacht faoi thríbliain is fiche d’aoisLine: 872 séadvaluable object, jewelLine: 634 sealadturn, while, space of timeLines: 478, 982 seandacha spent old manLines: 198, 615 seangslender, as a maidenLine: 465 searcloveLine: 336 seargacha shrivelled-up person, a consumptiveLine: 615 searracha youngling, a foal, a colt, a child; pl. fig. offspringLines: 103, 779 searradhstretching of limbsLine: 714 seasmhachestablished, fixed, durable, steadfast; 131: permanent; 141, 213, 751: solid, well-setLines: 131, 141, 213, 751 séideadhact of blowing, breathing fast; ag s. soilse: speaking brilliantly (Dinneen)Line: 861 seifteoirprovider, a resourceful person, a makeshift, a frail person; an s. caol: the sly contriver (Dinneen)Line: 867 sílconsider, thinkLine: 269 sileándrippingLine: 410 siltedripped, distilled, poured; unhandy, ineffective, exhausted, spent; dá mbeinnse s. mar thuilleadh de mo chomharsana: were I inefficient like others of my neighbours (Dinneen)Line: 247 síogachstreaky, stripedLine: 264 siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
screadto screamLines: 313, 583 scroiglong thin neckLine: 652 scuabadhact of sweepingLine: 297 seacht faoi thríbliain is fiche d’aoisLine: 872 séadvaluable object, jewelLine: 634 sealadturn, while, space of timeLines: 478, 982 seandacha spent old manLines: 198, 615 seangslender, as a maidenLine: 465 searcloveLine: 336 seargacha shrivelled-up person, a consumptiveLine: 615 searracha youngling, a foal, a colt, a child; pl. fig. offspringLines: 103, 779 searradhstretching of limbsLine: 714 seasmhachestablished, fixed, durable, steadfast; 131: permanent; 141, 213, 751: solid, well-setLines: 131, 141, 213, 751 séideadhact of blowing, breathing fast; ag s. soilse: speaking brilliantly (Dinneen)Line: 861 seifteoirprovider, a resourceful person, a makeshift, a frail person; an s. caol: the sly contriver (Dinneen)Line: 867 sílconsider, thinkLine: 269 sileándrippingLine: 410 siltedripped, distilled, poured; unhandy, ineffective, exhausted, spent; dá mbeinnse s. mar thuilleadh de mo chomharsana: were I inefficient like others of my neighbours (Dinneen)Line: 247 síogachstreaky, stripedLine: 264 siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
scroiglong thin neckLine: 652 scuabadhact of sweepingLine: 297 seacht faoi thríbliain is fiche d’aoisLine: 872 séadvaluable object, jewelLine: 634 sealadturn, while, space of timeLines: 478, 982 seandacha spent old manLines: 198, 615 seangslender, as a maidenLine: 465 searcloveLine: 336 seargacha shrivelled-up person, a consumptiveLine: 615 searracha youngling, a foal, a colt, a child; pl. fig. offspringLines: 103, 779 searradhstretching of limbsLine: 714 seasmhachestablished, fixed, durable, steadfast; 131: permanent; 141, 213, 751: solid, well-setLines: 131, 141, 213, 751 séideadhact of blowing, breathing fast; ag s. soilse: speaking brilliantly (Dinneen)Line: 861 seifteoirprovider, a resourceful person, a makeshift, a frail person; an s. caol: the sly contriver (Dinneen)Line: 867 sílconsider, thinkLine: 269 sileándrippingLine: 410 siltedripped, distilled, poured; unhandy, ineffective, exhausted, spent; dá mbeinnse s. mar thuilleadh de mo chomharsana: were I inefficient like others of my neighbours (Dinneen)Line: 247 síogachstreaky, stripedLine: 264 siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
scuabadhact of sweepingLine: 297 seacht faoi thríbliain is fiche d’aoisLine: 872 séadvaluable object, jewelLine: 634 sealadturn, while, space of timeLines: 478, 982 seandacha spent old manLines: 198, 615 seangslender, as a maidenLine: 465 searcloveLine: 336 seargacha shrivelled-up person, a consumptiveLine: 615 searracha youngling, a foal, a colt, a child; pl. fig. offspringLines: 103, 779 searradhstretching of limbsLine: 714 seasmhachestablished, fixed, durable, steadfast; 131: permanent; 141, 213, 751: solid, well-setLines: 131, 141, 213, 751 séideadhact of blowing, breathing fast; ag s. soilse: speaking brilliantly (Dinneen)Line: 861 seifteoirprovider, a resourceful person, a makeshift, a frail person; an s. caol: the sly contriver (Dinneen)Line: 867 sílconsider, thinkLine: 269 sileándrippingLine: 410 siltedripped, distilled, poured; unhandy, ineffective, exhausted, spent; dá mbeinnse s. mar thuilleadh de mo chomharsana: were I inefficient like others of my neighbours (Dinneen)Line: 247 síogachstreaky, stripedLine: 264 siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
seacht faoi thríbliain is fiche d’aoisLine: 872 séadvaluable object, jewelLine: 634 sealadturn, while, space of timeLines: 478, 982 seandacha spent old manLines: 198, 615 seangslender, as a maidenLine: 465 searcloveLine: 336 seargacha shrivelled-up person, a consumptiveLine: 615 searracha youngling, a foal, a colt, a child; pl. fig. offspringLines: 103, 779 searradhstretching of limbsLine: 714 seasmhachestablished, fixed, durable, steadfast; 131: permanent; 141, 213, 751: solid, well-setLines: 131, 141, 213, 751 séideadhact of blowing, breathing fast; ag s. soilse: speaking brilliantly (Dinneen)Line: 861 seifteoirprovider, a resourceful person, a makeshift, a frail person; an s. caol: the sly contriver (Dinneen)Line: 867 sílconsider, thinkLine: 269 sileándrippingLine: 410 siltedripped, distilled, poured; unhandy, ineffective, exhausted, spent; dá mbeinnse s. mar thuilleadh de mo chomharsana: were I inefficient like others of my neighbours (Dinneen)Line: 247 síogachstreaky, stripedLine: 264 siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
séadvaluable object, jewelLine: 634 sealadturn, while, space of timeLines: 478, 982 seandacha spent old manLines: 198, 615 seangslender, as a maidenLine: 465 searcloveLine: 336 seargacha shrivelled-up person, a consumptiveLine: 615 searracha youngling, a foal, a colt, a child; pl. fig. offspringLines: 103, 779 searradhstretching of limbsLine: 714 seasmhachestablished, fixed, durable, steadfast; 131: permanent; 141, 213, 751: solid, well-setLines: 131, 141, 213, 751 séideadhact of blowing, breathing fast; ag s. soilse: speaking brilliantly (Dinneen)Line: 861 seifteoirprovider, a resourceful person, a makeshift, a frail person; an s. caol: the sly contriver (Dinneen)Line: 867 sílconsider, thinkLine: 269 sileándrippingLine: 410 siltedripped, distilled, poured; unhandy, ineffective, exhausted, spent; dá mbeinnse s. mar thuilleadh de mo chomharsana: were I inefficient like others of my neighbours (Dinneen)Line: 247 síogachstreaky, stripedLine: 264 siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
sealadturn, while, space of timeLines: 478, 982 seandacha spent old manLines: 198, 615 seangslender, as a maidenLine: 465 searcloveLine: 336 seargacha shrivelled-up person, a consumptiveLine: 615 searracha youngling, a foal, a colt, a child; pl. fig. offspringLines: 103, 779 searradhstretching of limbsLine: 714 seasmhachestablished, fixed, durable, steadfast; 131: permanent; 141, 213, 751: solid, well-setLines: 131, 141, 213, 751 séideadhact of blowing, breathing fast; ag s. soilse: speaking brilliantly (Dinneen)Line: 861 seifteoirprovider, a resourceful person, a makeshift, a frail person; an s. caol: the sly contriver (Dinneen)Line: 867 sílconsider, thinkLine: 269 sileándrippingLine: 410 siltedripped, distilled, poured; unhandy, ineffective, exhausted, spent; dá mbeinnse s. mar thuilleadh de mo chomharsana: were I inefficient like others of my neighbours (Dinneen)Line: 247 síogachstreaky, stripedLine: 264 siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
seandacha spent old manLines: 198, 615 seangslender, as a maidenLine: 465 searcloveLine: 336 seargacha shrivelled-up person, a consumptiveLine: 615 searracha youngling, a foal, a colt, a child; pl. fig. offspringLines: 103, 779 searradhstretching of limbsLine: 714 seasmhachestablished, fixed, durable, steadfast; 131: permanent; 141, 213, 751: solid, well-setLines: 131, 141, 213, 751 séideadhact of blowing, breathing fast; ag s. soilse: speaking brilliantly (Dinneen)Line: 861 seifteoirprovider, a resourceful person, a makeshift, a frail person; an s. caol: the sly contriver (Dinneen)Line: 867 sílconsider, thinkLine: 269 sileándrippingLine: 410 siltedripped, distilled, poured; unhandy, ineffective, exhausted, spent; dá mbeinnse s. mar thuilleadh de mo chomharsana: were I inefficient like others of my neighbours (Dinneen)Line: 247 síogachstreaky, stripedLine: 264 siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
seangslender, as a maidenLine: 465 searcloveLine: 336 seargacha shrivelled-up person, a consumptiveLine: 615 searracha youngling, a foal, a colt, a child; pl. fig. offspringLines: 103, 779 searradhstretching of limbsLine: 714 seasmhachestablished, fixed, durable, steadfast; 131: permanent; 141, 213, 751: solid, well-setLines: 131, 141, 213, 751 séideadhact of blowing, breathing fast; ag s. soilse: speaking brilliantly (Dinneen)Line: 861 seifteoirprovider, a resourceful person, a makeshift, a frail person; an s. caol: the sly contriver (Dinneen)Line: 867 sílconsider, thinkLine: 269 sileándrippingLine: 410 siltedripped, distilled, poured; unhandy, ineffective, exhausted, spent; dá mbeinnse s. mar thuilleadh de mo chomharsana: were I inefficient like others of my neighbours (Dinneen)Line: 247 síogachstreaky, stripedLine: 264 siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
searcloveLine: 336 seargacha shrivelled-up person, a consumptiveLine: 615 searracha youngling, a foal, a colt, a child; pl. fig. offspringLines: 103, 779 searradhstretching of limbsLine: 714 seasmhachestablished, fixed, durable, steadfast; 131: permanent; 141, 213, 751: solid, well-setLines: 131, 141, 213, 751 séideadhact of blowing, breathing fast; ag s. soilse: speaking brilliantly (Dinneen)Line: 861 seifteoirprovider, a resourceful person, a makeshift, a frail person; an s. caol: the sly contriver (Dinneen)Line: 867 sílconsider, thinkLine: 269 sileándrippingLine: 410 siltedripped, distilled, poured; unhandy, ineffective, exhausted, spent; dá mbeinnse s. mar thuilleadh de mo chomharsana: were I inefficient like others of my neighbours (Dinneen)Line: 247 síogachstreaky, stripedLine: 264 siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
seargacha shrivelled-up person, a consumptiveLine: 615 searracha youngling, a foal, a colt, a child; pl. fig. offspringLines: 103, 779 searradhstretching of limbsLine: 714 seasmhachestablished, fixed, durable, steadfast; 131: permanent; 141, 213, 751: solid, well-setLines: 131, 141, 213, 751 séideadhact of blowing, breathing fast; ag s. soilse: speaking brilliantly (Dinneen)Line: 861 seifteoirprovider, a resourceful person, a makeshift, a frail person; an s. caol: the sly contriver (Dinneen)Line: 867 sílconsider, thinkLine: 269 sileándrippingLine: 410 siltedripped, distilled, poured; unhandy, ineffective, exhausted, spent; dá mbeinnse s. mar thuilleadh de mo chomharsana: were I inefficient like others of my neighbours (Dinneen)Line: 247 síogachstreaky, stripedLine: 264 siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
searracha youngling, a foal, a colt, a child; pl. fig. offspringLines: 103, 779 searradhstretching of limbsLine: 714 seasmhachestablished, fixed, durable, steadfast; 131: permanent; 141, 213, 751: solid, well-setLines: 131, 141, 213, 751 séideadhact of blowing, breathing fast; ag s. soilse: speaking brilliantly (Dinneen)Line: 861 seifteoirprovider, a resourceful person, a makeshift, a frail person; an s. caol: the sly contriver (Dinneen)Line: 867 sílconsider, thinkLine: 269 sileándrippingLine: 410 siltedripped, distilled, poured; unhandy, ineffective, exhausted, spent; dá mbeinnse s. mar thuilleadh de mo chomharsana: were I inefficient like others of my neighbours (Dinneen)Line: 247 síogachstreaky, stripedLine: 264 siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
searradhstretching of limbsLine: 714 seasmhachestablished, fixed, durable, steadfast; 131: permanent; 141, 213, 751: solid, well-setLines: 131, 141, 213, 751 séideadhact of blowing, breathing fast; ag s. soilse: speaking brilliantly (Dinneen)Line: 861 seifteoirprovider, a resourceful person, a makeshift, a frail person; an s. caol: the sly contriver (Dinneen)Line: 867 sílconsider, thinkLine: 269 sileándrippingLine: 410 siltedripped, distilled, poured; unhandy, ineffective, exhausted, spent; dá mbeinnse s. mar thuilleadh de mo chomharsana: were I inefficient like others of my neighbours (Dinneen)Line: 247 síogachstreaky, stripedLine: 264 siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
seasmhachestablished, fixed, durable, steadfast; 131: permanent; 141, 213, 751: solid, well-setLines: 131, 141, 213, 751 séideadhact of blowing, breathing fast; ag s. soilse: speaking brilliantly (Dinneen)Line: 861 seifteoirprovider, a resourceful person, a makeshift, a frail person; an s. caol: the sly contriver (Dinneen)Line: 867 sílconsider, thinkLine: 269 sileándrippingLine: 410 siltedripped, distilled, poured; unhandy, ineffective, exhausted, spent; dá mbeinnse s. mar thuilleadh de mo chomharsana: were I inefficient like others of my neighbours (Dinneen)Line: 247 síogachstreaky, stripedLine: 264 siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
séideadhact of blowing, breathing fast; ag s. soilse: speaking brilliantly (Dinneen)Line: 861 seifteoirprovider, a resourceful person, a makeshift, a frail person; an s. caol: the sly contriver (Dinneen)Line: 867 sílconsider, thinkLine: 269 sileándrippingLine: 410 siltedripped, distilled, poured; unhandy, ineffective, exhausted, spent; dá mbeinnse s. mar thuilleadh de mo chomharsana: were I inefficient like others of my neighbours (Dinneen)Line: 247 síogachstreaky, stripedLine: 264 siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
seifteoirprovider, a resourceful person, a makeshift, a frail person; an s. caol: the sly contriver (Dinneen)Line: 867 sílconsider, thinkLine: 269 sileándrippingLine: 410 siltedripped, distilled, poured; unhandy, ineffective, exhausted, spent; dá mbeinnse s. mar thuilleadh de mo chomharsana: were I inefficient like others of my neighbours (Dinneen)Line: 247 síogachstreaky, stripedLine: 264 siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
sílconsider, thinkLine: 269 sileándrippingLine: 410 siltedripped, distilled, poured; unhandy, ineffective, exhausted, spent; dá mbeinnse s. mar thuilleadh de mo chomharsana: were I inefficient like others of my neighbours (Dinneen)Line: 247 síogachstreaky, stripedLine: 264 siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
sileándrippingLine: 410 siltedripped, distilled, poured; unhandy, ineffective, exhausted, spent; dá mbeinnse s. mar thuilleadh de mo chomharsana: were I inefficient like others of my neighbours (Dinneen)Line: 247 síogachstreaky, stripedLine: 264 siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
siltedripped, distilled, poured; unhandy, ineffective, exhausted, spent; dá mbeinnse s. mar thuilleadh de mo chomharsana: were I inefficient like others of my neighbours (Dinneen)Line: 247 síogachstreaky, stripedLine: 264 siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
síogachstreaky, stripedLine: 264 siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
siolbhachseed, progenyLine: 634
