Faclair Gàidhlig - Beurla
Gaelic - English Dictionary


's
for : is, it is
's
for : is, and
-s'
for : -sa and -se
-sa
emph. postfix
'sa
for : anns a', in the
sàbaid
nf. pl.+ean, the Sabbath
sabaid
nf. pl.+ean, brawl, fight, tussle
sàbh
nm. g.v. sàibh; pl.+an, a saw
sàbh
nm. g.v. sàibh; pl.+an, salve
sàbh
va. saw
sàbhadair
nm. pl.+ean, sawyer
sàbhail
va. save, rescue
sàbhailte
a. safe, rescued
sabhal, sabhull
nm. g.v. -ail; pl. saibhlean, barn
sac
nm. g.v. saic; pl.+an and saic, sack, bag
sacaich
va. load, lay on as a burden
sad
nm. g.v. said; dust shaken out of anything, smart blow
sad
va. shake, thump, or brush off dust
sagart
nm. g.v. -airt; pl.+an, priest
sàibhir
a. rich, wealthy
sàibhreas
nm. wealth, opulence, affluence, riches
saidh
nf. g.+e; pl.+ean, upright beam; the part of a blade which is inserted into a handle
saidhe
nf. hay
saighdear
nm. g.v. -eir; pl.+an, soldier
saighead
nf. g. saighde; d. saighid; pl. saighdean, arrow, dart
sail
nf. g.+e; pl.+ean, beam
sàil
nf. g. sàlach; pl.+tean, heel
sàilean
nm. g.v. -ein; pl. -einean, little inlet or arm of the sea
saill
nf. g.+e, fat, fatness, blubber
saill
va. salt, season, cure, pickle
saillear
nm. g.v. -eir; pl.+an, salt cellar; cask
saillte
a. salted, pickled
sàiltean
See sàil
sàl
nm. g. sàile; v. shàil, the sea as salt water
sal
nm. g.v. sail; filth, dross, refuse, scum
salach
a. sailche, dirty, filthy, foul, nasty, unclean
salachar
nm. g.v. -air; pl.+an, filth, nastiness, impurity
salaich
va. defile, pollute, sully, render dirty
salann
nm. g.v. -ainn, salt
salm
nf. g.d. sailm; pl. sailm, psalm
saltair
va.+t, tread, trample
saltairt
nf.ind. treading, trampling
'sam
for : anns am, in whom, in which : 'sam bith, at all; literally, in the world
sàmhach
a. quiet, still, calm, peaceful
samhach
nf. g.d. -aich; pl. -aichean, wooden haft or handle, as of a hammer or axe
samhail
nf. g. samhla; pl.+ean, likeness, image, copy
sàmhchair
nf. quietness, tranquility
samhladh
nm. g.v. -aidh; pl. -aidhean, likeness, resemblance, example, pattern, copy
samhlaich
va. compare, liken
samhainn
nf. g. samhna, Hallowtide
samhradh
nm. g.v. -aidh; pl. -aidhean, summer
'san
for : anns an, in the
-san
emph. postfix
sanas
nm. g.v. -ais; pl.+an, hint, warning
sannt
nm. g.v. sainnt, desire, covetousness, greed
sanntach
a. covetous, greedy, desirous
sanntaich
va. covet, desire, long for
saobh
a. foolish, wrong, silly, erroneous : saobh-chreideamh, superstition
saod
nm. g.v. saoid, care, attention, state, condition, journey; also : seud for journey
saodaich
va. drive flocks or cattle to pasture, tend, take care of
saoghal
nm. g.v. -ail; pl.+an, world, an age, lifetime
saoghalta
a. worldly, penurious
saoi
nm. pl. -dhean, good, worthy person; magnanimous man; learned man, warrior, scholar
saoil
vn.+sinn, think, suppose, imagine, deem
saoilsinn
nf. thinking, supposing, imagining, deeming
saoire
a. more free, cheaper, etc. See saor
saor
a. free, unrestrained, gratuitous, cheap, frank, easily split or broken as wood or stone
saor
va. free, deliver, rescue, save, redeem, set at liberty, cheapen
saor
nm. g.v. saoir; pl. saoir, wright, carpenter
saorsa
nf.ind. liberty, freedom, deliverance, redemption
saothair
nf. g. -rach; pl. -raichean, labour, toil, work, pains, trouble
saothraich
va. labour, work, toil, bestow pains
sàr
excellent; used mostly as a pref. to n. and adj. : sàr-mhath, exceedingly good
sàr
nm. g.v. sàir; pl. sàir, hero
sàraich
va. oppress, harass, fatigue, wrong, injure, tire
sàs
nm. g. sàis, straits, difficulties, restraint, grasp : an sàs, in custody
sàsaich
va. satisfy, satiate
Sasunn
pnm. g. -uinn, England
sàth
nm. g.v. sàith; plenty, satisfaction, fill
sàth
va. thrust, insert, transfix
sàthach
a. satiated, causing satiety
's e
for : is e, 'tis he, it is : 's è, it is, in answer to a question
-se
emph. postfix
num. six
sèab
See sèap
seabhag
nf. g.d. -aig; pl.+an, a hawk
seabhaid
nf. pl.+ean, error, wandering, going astray
seac
va. and vn. wither, cause to wither; scorch, parch, fade, decay
seach
nm. g.+a; pl.+an, a turn, alteration : fa seach, mu seach, alternately, by turns, time about
seach
a. past, gone by, away, aside
seachad
by, along, forward, onward, aside, past : seachad air, past him
seachainn
va. -nadh, shun, avoid, dispense with
seachd
num. seven
seachdain
nf. pl.+ean, week
seachdnar
nm. and f. g. -nair, seven persons collectively
seachnadh
nm. g.v. -aidh, shunning, avoiding
seachran
nm. g.v. -ain, wandering, going astray : air seachran, astray
seadh
yes, it is so, just so
seadh
nm. g.+a; pl.+an, meaning, sense, understanding, esteem
seal
nm. g.+a; pl.+an, a while, space of time, a spell
sealbh
nm. g.v. seilbh; pl. seilbhean, possession, luck
sealbhadair
nm. pl.+ean, possessor, owner, proprietor
sealbhag
nf. g.d. -aig; pl.+an, wood sorrel
sealbhaich
va. and vn. possess, enjoy, acquire
sealbhan
nm. g.v. -ain; pl.+an, the throat
sealg
nf. g. seilge; d. seilg; pl.+an, a hunt, hunting, the chase
sealgair
nm. pl.+ean, hunter
seall
va.+tainn, look, see, behold
sealladh
nm. g.v. -aidh; pl. -aidhean, a sight, spectacle, view, power of vision
sealltainn
nm. looking
seamrag
nf. g.d. -aig; pl.+an, shamrock, trefoil, clover
seamsan
nm. g.v. -ain; pl.+an, hesitation, delay
sean
a. sine, old, aged, ancient : o shean, of old, anciently : seann, before t,d,s,n,l,r
seanadh
nm. g.v. -aidh; pl. -aidhean, synod
seanair
nm. g. -ar; pl.+ean, grandfather
sèanar
nm. and f.g. -air, six persons collectively
seanchaidh
nm. pl.+ean, reciter of tales, antiquarian, historian
seanchas
nm. g.v. -ais; pl.+an, tale, story, conversation, discourse, history, relation, narrative
seanfhacal
nm. g.v. -ail; pl. -lan, old saying, proverb
sean-mhaighdean
nf. g.d. -inn; pl. -dnean, old maid
seang
a. +a, slender, slender-waisted, lean
seangan
nm. g.v. -ain; pl.+an, ant
sean-ghille
nm. pl.+an, old bachelor
seanmhair
nf. g. -ar; pl.+ean, grandmother
seann
a. for sean before t,d,s,l,n,r
seann-sgeul
nm. g.v. -sgeòil; pl. -sgeòil, old tale, legend
sèap
va. and vn. sneak, slink away, draw off privately
sèapair
nm. pl.+ean, sneaking, slinking fellow
searadair
nm. pl.+ean, towel
sear
nm. the east
searbh
a. bitter, disagreeable, sour, pungent, acrid
searbhanta
nf. pl.+n, servant maid
searg
va. and vn. dry, wither, fade; cause to dry, wither or fade; pine away
searmon
nf. g.d. -oin; pl.+an, sermon
searmonaich
va. preach
searrach
nm. g.v. -aich; pl. -aich, foal, colt
searrag
nf. g.d. -aig; pl.+an, bottle
seas
va. and vn.+amh, stand, support, endure, last
seasamh
nm. g.v. -aimh, standing, posture of standing, state of enduring : 'na sheasamh, standing
seasg
a. barren, unprolific, dry, not giving milk, farrow
seasgair
a. comfortable, snug, sheltered, at ease, cosy
seasmhach
a. firm, lasting, enduring
seic
nf. g.+e; pl.+ean, skin, hide; enveloping membrane
seic
nm. g.+e; pl.+ean, stable rack (L.Sc. heck)
seiceal
nm. g.v. -eil; pl. -clean, instrument for dressing flax (L.Sc. heckle)
seiche
nf. pl.+annan, a hide
seid
nf. g.+e; pl.+ean, bed-spread on the floor, a truss of hay or straw
séid
va. blow as wind, breathe upon or into, pant, puff, inflate, swell by flattery
seilbh
See sealbh
seilcheag
nf. g.d. -eig; pl.+an, snail
seile
nm. pl.+an, spittle, saliva
seileach
nm. g.v. -ich; pl. -ichean, willow
seilisdear
nm. g.v. -eir; pl.+an, the plant yellow iris, or water-flag
seillean
nm. g.v. -ein; pl. -einean, bee
sèimh
mild, peaceful, tranquil, placid, still
seinn
va. and vn. seinn, sing, play upon an instrument, ring as a bell
seinn
nf. singing, playing upon an instrument, ringing
seinneadair
nm. pl.+ean, singer
seirbh
See searbh
seirbhis
nf. pl.+ean, service, advantage, use
seirbhiseach
a. serviceable, advantageous, useful
seirc
nf. g.+e, love, affection, charity, benevolence
seirceil
a. charitable, affectionate
seirm
nf. g.+e, musical noise (L.Sc. chirm)
seirmeil
a. buzzing, humming
séis
nm. g.+e; pl.+ean, tune; tune of chorus when the same as that of the verse
séisd
va. besiege, invest (as in warfare)
seise
nm. pl.+an, one's match
séiseach
nm. g.v. -ich; pl. -ichean, wooden bench or couch (L.Sc. settle)
seisear
nm. and f. g. -eir, six persons collectively
seisreach
nf. g.v. -ich; pl. -ichean, a plough team
seòd
nm. g.v. seòid; pl. seòid, jewel, valiant man; generally used in the plural
seòl
nm. g.v. siùil; pl. siùil, a sail
seòl
nm. g.v. seòil; pl.+an, method, mode, manner, way, opportunity, means
seòl
va. guide, direct, instruct, point out, show; sail, navigate
seòladair
nm. pl.+ean, sailor
seòl-mara
nm. g.v. seòil-mhara; pl. seòlan-mara, a tide
seòlta
a. cunning, crafty, wily, skilful, ingenious, wise
seòltachd
nf.ind. skill, ingenuity, cunning, craftiness, wiliness
seòmar
nm. g.v. -air; pl. -raichean, chamber
seòrsa
nm. pl.+chan, a sort, kind, genus, species
seòrsaich
va. arrange, classify
seud
nm. g.v. seòid; pl.+an, jewel, precious stone; darling; also, journey
seul and seulaich
va. seal; usually pronounced with broad (low) s
Seumas
pnm. g.v. -ais, James
seun
va. charm, defend by charms
seun
va. avoid, refuse, deny, shun
seun
nm. g.+a; pl.+tan, a charm for protection, prosperity; denial
seunain
in : breac-sheunain, freckles
seusdar
nm. g.v. -air, acme, perfection : 'na sheusdar, at its height
's fheudar
it behoveth, it must be, it is necessary
sgabh
nm. g.v. sgaibh, sawdust
sgadan
nm. g.v. -ain; pl.+an and -ain, a herring, herrings collectively
sgag
va. and vn. split, crack, cause to split, shrink, filter, winnow
sgàil
nf. g.+e; pl.+ean, shade, shadow, veil
sgàil
va. shade, overshadow, conceal
sgailc
nf. g.+e; pl.+ean, smart blow, skelp, slap : sgailc de'n dram, a swig of the dram, bumper
sgailc
nf. g.+e; pl.+ean, baldness, bald pate
sgàileadh
in : sgàileadh de sholus, a blink of light
sgailleas
nm. g.v. -eis, disdain
sgàin
va. and vn. burst, burst asunder, cause to burst, rend
sgaireag
nf. g.d. -eig; pl.+an, a young sea fowl
sgàirneach
nm. g.v. -ich; pl. -ich, a continuous heap of loose stones on a steep hill-side
sgairt
nf. g.+e; pl.+ean, activity, vigour; shriek; midriff
sgairteil
a. active, lively, vigorous, smart
sgait
See sgat
sgaiteach
a. sharp, having a keen edge, cutting, using cutting or bitter language
sgal
nm. g.+a; pl.+an, a shriek, yell, shrill cry, the howl of a dog when hurt
sgalag
nf. g.d. -aig; pl.+an, a workman, farm-servant
sgàlain
nm.pl. scales for weighing : sgàlan, a scale
sgàlan
nm. g.v. -ain; pl.+an, stage or scaffold
sgamhan
nm. g.v. -ain; pl.+an, the lungs
sgann
nm. g.v. sgainn; multitude, herd, drove
sgann
nm. g.v. sgainn; pl.+an, membrane
sgànradh
nm. g.v. -aidh, a scare, surprise or fright causing dispersion
sgànraich
va. scare, affright so as to cause dispersion
sgaoil
va. and vn. stretch out, extend, spread, expand, enlarge, send away, loose, untie : air sgaoil, free
sgaoilteachd
nf.ind. state of being spread; diffuseness; liberality
sgaoim
nf. g.+e; pl.+eannan, fright, sudden terror, a start due to fear, skittishness
sgaoimear
nm. g.v. -eir; pl.+an, a rake, restless fellow
sgaoimeil
a. like a rake, rakish
sgaoth
nm. g.+a; v. sgaoith; pl.+an, a swarm or great number, flock
sgaothach
a. in swarms or flocks
sgap
va. scatter, disperse
sgar
va. separate, disjoin; sever, pull asunder, part, divorce
sgarbh
nm. g.v. sgairbh; pl. sgairbh, cormorant
sgàrlaid
nf. scarlet
sgat
nf. g.d. sgait; pl.+an, skate
sgath
va. lop off, prune, injure
sgàth
nm. g.+a; v. sgàith; pl.+an, shadow, shade; dread, apprehension, sake, account
sgàthach
a. shy
sgàthan
nm. g.v. -ain; pl.+an, mirror, looking glass
sgeach
nf. g.+a; pl.+an, haw, hawthorn berry
sgeachag
nf. g.d. -aig; pl.+an, dim. of sgeach
sgeadaich
va. dress, adorn with dress
sgealb
nf. g.d. sgeilb; pl.+an, a splinter or broken fragment of wood, stone, etc.
sgealb
va. split or dash into pieces or fragments
sgeamh
nm. g.+a, yelp; severe or cutting language
sgèan
nm. g.+a, sudden fright or start, a wild look in the face owing to fear
sgeap
nf. g.d. sgeip; pl.+an, beehive (L.Sc. skep)
sgeig
nf. g.+e, mockery, derision, jeering
sgeig
va. mock, deride
sgeigeas
nm. g.v. -eis, waggery, buffoonery
sgeigeil
a. mocking, scornful, derisive
sgèimh
nf. g.+e, comeliness, beauty, ornament
sgèimheachd
nf.ind. beauty
sgeinnidh
nf. flax or hemp thread, small twine or thread
sgeir
nf. g.+e; pl.+ean, a rock in the sea, skerry
sgeith
nf. g.+e; vomited matter
sgeith
va. and vn. vomit, throw up
sgéith
See sgiath
sgeòil
See sgeul
sgeul
nm. g.v. sgeòil; pl.+an and sgeòil, story, tale, narrative, news, tidings
sgeulach
a. given to story telling, or news-monging
sgeulachd
nf. pl.+an, story telling; a tale
sgeulaiche
nm. pl.+an, a story teller
sgeun
nm. g.v. sgèin, dread, look of fear, readiness to be frightened. See sgèan
sgeunach
a. shy, easily frightened
sgiamh
See sgèimh
sgiamh
nm. g.+a; pl.+an, yell, caterwaul, mew
sgiamh
va.+ail, shriek
sgiamhail
nf. caterwauling, mewing
sgian
nf. g. sgìne; d. sgithinn; pl. sgèanan, knife
sgiath
nf. g. sgéithe; d. sgéith; pl.+an, wing, shield, target
sgiathalaich
va. flutter, ply the wings; v.n. winging, flitting about on wing
sgil
nm. g.+e, skill, often pronounced with the Eng. l sound
sgil
va. unhusk, shell
sgillinn
nf. pl.+ean, penny = a shilling Scots : sgillinn Shasunnach, a (modern) shilling
sgimilear
nm. g.v. -eir; pl.+an, vagrant, parasite, intruder
sginn
va. and vn. squeeze or force out, protrude, gush out
sgioba
nm. pl.+n, ship's crew
sgiobair
nm. pl.+ean, skipper
sgiobalta
a. quick, active, clever, neat
sgiol
va. shell, unhusk; also sgil
sgiorr
vn. slip, stumble, slide
sgiorradh
nm. g.v. -aidh; pl. -aidhean, stumbling, slipping, accident
sgìos
nm.ind. weariness, fatigue
sgìre
nf. pl.+an, parish
sgìth
a. weary, tired, fatigued : sgìth dheth, tired of it
sgitheach
nm. g.v. -ich; pl. -ichean, thorn, hawthorn
sgìthich
va. and vn. weary, fatigue, become weary
sgiùrs
va. scourge, whip
sglèata
nm. pl.+n, a slate, slate
sglèatair
nm. pl.+ean, slater
sgleò
nm.ind. dimness of the eyes, vapour, film
sgleò
nm. boasting, romancing, false report
sgob
va. snatch, pluck, sting
sgoch
va. gash, make an incision
sgòd
nm. g.v. sgòid; pl.+an, the corner of a cloth or garment, the sheet of a sail
sgoil
nf. g.+e; pl.+ean, school, schooling, education
sgoileam
nm. g.v. -eim, loquacity, garrulity
sgoilear
nm. g.v. -eir; pl.+an, scholar, student, man of learning
sgoilt
va. sgoltadh, split, cleave
sgoinn
nf. g.+e, care, attention, neatness, trimness, efficacy
sgoinneil
a. careful, attentive, neat, trim, tidy
sgolb
nm. g.v. sguilb; pl.+an, splinter, prickle, wooden pin or wattle for thatch
sgonn
nm. g.v. sguinn; pl.+an, block of wood, shapeless mass, blockhead
sgòrnan
nm. g.v. -ain; pl.+an, the throat, the neck, the thrapple
sgòrr
nm. g.+a; pl.+an, a sharp rock
sgoth
nf. g.+a; pl.+an, a skiff, boat
sgràbach
a. rough, rugged
sgràill
va. rail at, abuse with words
sgràilleadh
nm. g.v. -idh, severe scolding, railing, abusing
sgrath
nf. g.+a; pl.+an, outer skin or rind, turf, sod
sgread
nm. g.+a; pl.+an, a screech, shriek, cry, scream
sgread
va. +ail, shriek, cry, screech, scream
sgreadail
v.n. shrieking, screeching, screaming
sgreagach
a. dry, hard, shrivelled
sgreamh
nm. g.v. sgreimh, loathing, abhorrence, disgust
sgreamhail
a. loathsome, nasty
sgreataidh
a. disgusting, horrible
sgreuch
va. +ail, screech, scream
sgreuch
nm. g.+a; pl.+an, a screech, scream, shrill cry
sgrìob
va. scrape, scratch, draw scratches
sgrìob
nf. g.+a; pl.+an, a scratch, mark, furrow, trip or journey : thoir sgrìob, make a scratch
sgrìobh
va. write
sgriobtuir
nm. pl.+ean, scripture
sgrìodan
nm. g.v. -ain; pl.+an, stony ravine on mountain side
sgrios
va. sgrios, destroy, ruin
sgrios
nm. g.+a; pl.+an, destruction, ruin : air sgrios, destroyed
sgriosail
a. destructive
sgròb
va. scratch with the nails, scrape
sgròban
nm. g.v. -ain; pl.+an and -ain, the crop of a bird
sgrobha
nm. pl.+chan, a screw
sgrog
va. pull down the head covering firmly
sgrùd
va. search, scrutinize, examine, investigate
sgrùdair
nm. pl.+ean, searcher, investigator
sguab
nf. g. sguaibe; d. sguaib; pl.+an, brush, besom, broom, sheaf of corn, wisp
sguaib
va. brush, sweep
sguids
va. scotch or scutch, switch
sguir
va. and vn. sgur, cease, stop, desist
sguit
nf. g.+e; pl.+ean, the footboard of a boat
sgur
v.n. ceasing, desisting, stopping, giving over
sheachnadh
See seachainn
shìos
down (in position)
shuas
up (in position)
si
pron. she; only used in the nom. case
's i
it is, for : is i; 's ì in answer to a question
siab
va. wipe, rub, sweep along quickly
siabadh
nm. wiping, rubbing, quick sweep past
siabair
nm. pl.+ean, wiper, snatcher, sweeper
siabann
nm. g.v. -ainn, soap
siach
va. sprain or strain a joint
's iad
they are, for : is iad
sian
nf. g. sìne; pl.+tan, storm of wind and rain; the elements see sìon
siar
west, westward, sideways
siar
va. throw obliquely, move obliquely
siatag
nf. g.d. -aig, sciatica
sibh
pers.pron. ye, you
sic
nf. g.+e; pl.+ean, the prominence of the belly; see seic
sìd
nm. g.+e, weather
sìl
See sìol
sil
va. and vn. drop, distil, rain
sile
See seile
silteach
a. dropping, tearful, running as an ulcer
silteachd
nf.ind. a constant dropping
simid
nm. pl.+ean, mallet, beetle
similear
nm. g.v. -eir; pl.+an, chimney (L.Sc. chimley)
simplidh
a. simple, singlehearted, artless
sin
that, those : an sin, there, then
sine
nf. pl.+achan, teat, nipple
sìn
va. stretch, increase in length, prolong, hand
sine
a. older
Sìne
pnf. Jane (L.Sc. Jean)
sinn
pers.pron. we, us
sinne
emph. form of : sinn
sinn-seanair
nm. g. -ar; pl.+ean, great grandfather
sinnsear
nm. g. -sre; pl. -srean, forefather, ancestor
sinnsreachd
nf. ancestry, custom of ancestors, right of succession, genealogy
sìnteag
nf. g.d. -eig; pl.+an, a skip, bound
sìob
nm. g.+a, drift
sìobail
va. -ladh, fish, angle
sìobhalta
a. civil, peaceful, courteous
sìochaint
nf. peace, quiet, repose
sìochair
nm. pl.+ean, dwarf, fairy
sìoda
nm. pl.+chan, silk
sìol
nm. g.v. sìl, seed, descendants, clan, spawn or fry of fish
siola
nm. pl.+chan, gill; also, a syllable
sìoladh
nm. g.v. -aidh, straining, filtering, sinking
sìolag
nf. g.d. -aig; pl.+an, sand eel
sìolaich
va. and vn. propogate, multiply, engender
sìolmhor
a. prolific
sìoman
nm. g.v. -ain; pl.+an, a rope of twisted straw or heather
sìon
nm.ind. something, anything
sìon
nm. g. sìne; pl. sìontan, weather, season; see sian
sionnach
nm. g.v. -aich; pl. -aich, fox
sionnach
nf. g.d. -aich; pl. -aichean, the reed of a bagpipe
sionnachan
nm. g.v. -ain, glow
sionnachanach
a. phosphorescent
sionnsar
nm. g.v. -air; pl. -airean, the chanter of a bagpipe; also seannsar
sìor
a. continual, perpetual, ever
sìorraidh
a. eternal
siorram
nm. g.v. -aim; pl.+an, sheriff
siorramachd
nf. pl.+an, sheriffdom, shire, county
sìos
down, downwards, used with v. implying movement
sir
va. seek, search, ask, request
siris
nf. pl.+ean, cherry
sìth
nf. g.+e, peace, quietness, tranquility. Better sìdh
sith
nm.+e; pl.+ean, stride, long quick pace, onset, dart forward
sìth
nm. g.+e; pl.+ichean, fairy : sìth-bhrugh, fairy mound or mansion
sitheann
nf. g. sìthne; d. -inn, venison
sìtheil
a. peaceful, tranquil
sitinn
nf. pl.+ean, dung-hill
sitir
nf. neigh of a horse
sitrich
nf.ind. neighing
siubhail
va. -al, go, move, walk, die
siubhal
nm. g.v. -ail; pl. -laichean, going, moving, walking; degree of speed, dying, journey, the first variation of a bagpipe tune, i.e. the part suited for marching
siùbhlach
a. speedy, fleeting, fluent
siùcar
nm. g.v. -air; pl. -airean, sugar
siùd
va. swing, rock to sleep
siùil
See seòl
siuthad
say away, begin, go on
siuthadh
nm. g.v. -aidh; pl. -aidhean, a dart forward
slabhag
nf. g.d. -aig; pl.+an, the pith of horn
slabhraidh
nf. pl.+ean, chain, pot hanger
slac
va. thrash, beat with a mallet
slacan
nm. g.v. -ain; pl.+an, a beetle or mallet
slacraich
nf. thrashing, beating, slaughtering
slad
nm. g.v. slaid, theft, robbery, booty
slad
va. steal, rob, plunder
slaidear
nm. g.v. -eir; pl.+an, thief, robber, plunderer
slaightear
nm. g.v. -eir; pl.+an, rogue, rascal, knave
slàinte
nf. health, salvation : deoch-slàinte, a toast
slàinteil
a. healthy
slait
See slat
slaman
nm. g.v. -ain; pl.+an, curdled milk, any flabby substance
slàn
a. whole, sound, healthy
slànaighear
nm. g.v. -eir; pl.+an, saviour, healer
slaod
va. drag, haul, trail along the ground
slaop
va. parboil, simmer
slat
nf. g. slaite; d. slait; pl.+an, rod, twig, switch, wand, yard, yardstick
slatag
nf. g.d. -aig; pl.+an, little rod, switch, or wand : slatag nam buadh, divining rod, rod of enchantment
sleagh
nf. g.+a; pl.+an, spear
sleamhnach
a. See sleamhuinn
sleamhnaich
va. and vn. slip, slide
sleamhuinn
a. -na, slippery, smooth, slimy
sleuchd
va. prostrate, kneel, bow down reverently
sliabh
nm. g.v. sléibh; pl. sléibhtean, mountain
Sliabh an t-siorraim
pnm. Sheriffmuir
sliasaid
nf. g. sléisde; pl. sléisdean, thigh
sliath
nf. g.+a; pl.+an, blindworm
slibist
nm. pl.+ean, sloven
slige
nf. pl.+an, shell, scale of balance
slighe
nf. pl.+an, way, road, path, passage
sliginneach
a. See sligneach
sligneach
a. shelly, scaly
slinnean
nm. g.v. -ein; pl. -einean, shoulder blade, shoulder
slìob
va. stroke, rub gently with the hand, lick, sleek
sliochd
nm. g.+a; pl.+an, seed, offspring, decendants
slìogach
a. sly, subtle (L.Sc. sleekit)
slìom
a. sleek, smooth, deceitful
sliop
for liop, lip, blubber lip
slios
nm. g.+a; pl.+an, side or flank of man or beast, also of a country, an extensive declivity
slis
nf. g.+e; pl.+ean, a slice, a shaving
sliseag
nf. g.d. -eig; pl.+an, a small slice or shaving
sloc
nm. g.v. sluic; pl. sluic, pit, den, cavity, slough
slòigh
for sluaigh. See sluagh
sloinn
va. bestow a surname, trace a pedigree
sloinneadh
nm. g.v. -idh; pl. -idhean, surname, patronymic
sloisir
va. dash or beat against as the sea, wash by working backward and forward, mix soft substances by stirring and beating, whisk as raw eggs
sluagh
nm. g.v. sluaigh; pl.+an, people, army, host
sluaisdir
va. -dreadh, mix as with a shovel
sluasaid
nf. pl. sluaisdean, shovel
slugadh
nm. g.v. -aidh, swallowing, engulphing, overwhelming
slugan
nm. g.v. -ain; pl.+an, the orifice of the gullet, the neck of a bottle, whirlpool
sluig
va. slugadh, swallow, engulph, overwhelm
smachd
nm.ind. authority, control, command, correction
smachdaich
va. correct, command, control
smachdail
a. commanding, authoritative
smàd
va. threaten, intimidate, beat away
smàil
va. smàladh, snuff as a candle, dash to the ground
smal
nm. g.v. smail, dust, stain, spot, speck, blemish, snuff of a candle, cinders
smàladh
nm. g.v. -aidh, snuffing as a candle, extinguishing
smalan
nm. g.v. -ain, gloom, melancholy
smaoin
nf. g.+e; pl.+tean, a thought. See smuain
smaoinich
va. -eachadh and -tinn, think
smaointinn
nm. thinking
smèid
va. and vn. nod, wink, beckon
smeòirn
nm. g.+e; pl.+ean, the end of an arrow which is next to the bow string
smeòrach
nf. g.d. -aich; pl. -aichean, thrush, mavis
smeur
va. anoint, smear as sheep, besmear; also : smiùr
smeur, smeuran
nm. g.+a; pl.+an, bramble berry (L.Sc. black bide)
smid
nf. g.+e; pl.+ean, a syllable, an opening of the mouth, a word
smig
nm. g.+e; pl.+ean, chin
smior and smear
nm. g.+a, marrow, vigour, mettle : smior chailleach, spinal marrow
smiorail and smearail
a. vigorous, mettlesome
smodal
nm. g.v. -ail; pl.+an, sweepings, crumbs, fragments, smattering
smuain
nf. g.+e; pl.+tean, a thought
smuainich
vn. think, consider
smuairean
nm. g.v. -ein; grief, dejection
smuais
nf. g.+e, the juice or marrow of bones
smùc
nm. g.v. smùic, snivel, nasal sound
smùcair
nm. pl.+ean, sniveller
smùdag
nf. g.d. -aig; pl.+an, little quantity of smoke
smùdan
nm. g.v. -ain; pl.+an, ring dove
smug
nm. g.v. smuig; pl.+an, spittle, snot, phlegm
smugaid
nf. pl.+ean, a spittle
smùid
nf. g.+e; pl.+ean, smoke
smùid
nf. g.+e; pl.+ean, a blow, attack
smùir
See smùr
smùirnean
nm. g.v. -ein; pl. -einean, mote
smùr
nm. g.v. smùir, dross, dust, rubbish
'sna
for : anns na, in the
snàg
va. creep, crawl, sneak
snag
nf. g. snaige; d. snaig; pl.+an, a little audible knock
snàgach
a. creeping, crawling, sneaking
snàgail
nf. creeping slow motion
snagair
va. carve or whet wood with a knife
snagan
nm. g.v. -ain; pl.+an, a little tinkle, or clink
snàgan
nm. g.v. -ain, a creeping or slow motion
snagan-daraich
nm. g.v. -ain-; pl.+an-, woodpecker
snaidh
va. hew, whet, chip, shape
snaidheadair
nm. pl.+ean, hewer, one who whets
snàig
va. snàgail, creep, crawl, sneak
snaim
va. tie, knot, stitch
snaim
nm. g.+e; pl.+eannan, a tie, knot, stitch
snàmh
va. and vn. snàmh, swim, float
snàmh
nm. g. snàimh, swimming, floating, the art of swimming : air an t-snàmh, afloat
snàmhaich
nm. pl.+ean, swimmer
snàmhair
See snàmhaich
snaois
nf. g.+e; pl.+ean, slice, piece of anything
snaoisean
nm. g.v. -ein, snuff
snas
nm.ind. regularity, order, elegance, gloss
snasaich
va. reduce to order or regularity, make elegant, polish
snasda
a. orderly, regular, neat
snàth
nm. g.v. snàith; pl. snàithean, thread, yarn
snàthad
nf. g.d. -aid; pl.+an, needle : snàthad mhòr, darning needle
snàthainn
nm. g. snàithne; pl. snàithnean, a thread
sneachd
nm. g. -a, snow
snigh
vn. drop, fall in drops, ooze through in drops
snìomh
va. and vn. twist, twine, spin; wind as yarn
snìomh
nm. g.+a, spinning, twining, twisting, a twist, a ringlet
snìomhaiche
nm. pl.+an, spinner
snodha
nm. pl.+n : snodha-gàire, a smile
snodhach
nm. g.v. -aich, sap of a tree
snotraich
nf. snorting, snuffing
snuadh
nm. g.v. snuaidh; pl.+an, hue, colour; complexion, appearance
so
this, these : an so, here : as an so, hence, from this place : gu so, hither, to this place, till now, up to this time : mar so, thus, in this manner, in this direction : (used interjectively) here, see here, take this : so, so! falbhamaid, Come, come! let us go : so agad, here you have
sóbhrach, sóbhrag
nf. g.d. -aich; -aig; pl.+an, primrose
soc
nm. g.v. suic; pl. suic, snout, fore end of anything; ploughshare
socair
nf. ease, rest, comfort : air do shocair, at your ease, take your time
socair
a. easy, quiet, mild, gentle, steady
sochair
nf. pl.+ean, benefit, emolument, privilege
sochar
nf. g.d. -air, instability of purpose, compliant disposition, easy temper
socharach
a. of a yielding disposition; unstable, easy tempered, complaisant
socrach
a. easy, comfortable, steady, slow, at ease
socraich
va. establish, make steady, fix, determine, settle, cease from motion
sodal
nm. g.v. -ail, flattery
sodan
nm. g.v. -ain, joy, expression of gladness at seeing or meeting one
sodar
nm. g.v. -air, trotting as a horse
sog, sogan
nm. g.v. sogain, mirth, joy, delight
sogail
a. merry, joyous, festive
sògh
nm. g.v. sòigh, luxury, luxurious ease
sòghail
a. luxurious, sumptuous
soilleas
nm. g.v. -eis, officiousness, adulation
soilleir
a. clear, bright, transparent, limpid, evident, visible
soillse
nm.ind. light, ray of light, brightness
soineann
nf. g.d. -inn, fair or calm weather
soir
east
soirbh
a. easy, quiet, courteous, pliant, prosperous; safe
soirbheas
nm. g.v. -eis, prosperity, fair wind
soirbhich
vn. prosper, succeed
soisgeul
nm. g.v. -eil; pl.+an, gospel
soitheach
nm. g.v. -ich; pl. -ichean, vessel for food or drink; a ship, dish
soitheamh
a. gentle, affable, tractable, tame, docile
solair
va. -ar, provide, gather, procure
solar
nm. g.v. -air; pl. -airean, providing, purveying useful things
sòlas
nm. g.v. -ais; pl.+an, solace, comfort, consolation, contentment, pleasure
sòlasach
a. solacing, comforting, consoling, content, pleasant
solus
nm. g.v. -uis; pl.+an, light, knowledge
son
nm.ind. sake, account, good, advantage, profit : air mo shon, for me, for my sake : air a shon sin, for that matter, nevertheless : air a shon sin uile, for all that
sona
a. lucky, happy
sonas
nm. g.v. -ais; pl.+an, happiness
sonn
nm. g.v. suinn; pl. suinn, stout man, hero
sònruich
va. select, choose, appoint, ordain, particularise
sònruichte
a. specific, special, particular, appointed, ordained : gu sònruichte, particularly, especially
sop
nm. g.v. suip; pl.+an and suip, wisp, loose bundle of straw or hay
sòr
va. hesitate, grudge, give unwillingly, spare
soraidh
nf. pl.+ean, farewell compliments, good wishes
sòrn
nm. g.v. sùirn; pl. sùirn, flue, vent, cavity
spad
va. knock down at a blow, fell, brain, kill on the spot
spadhadh
nm. g.v. -aidh; pl. -annan, strong, quick pull; the utmost extent of the out-stretched arms; the grass cut by one stroke of the scythe
spàg
nf. g. spàige; d. spàig; pl.+an, paw, clubfoot, limb of an animal
spàgach
a. pawed, walking awkwardly
spaga-da-ghliog
nm. bravado, ostentation
spàgalais
nf.ind. walking awkwardly
spaglainn
nf. ostentation, conceit, bombast
spaideil
a. -eala, swaggering, foppish, conceited as seen in gait
spaidsearachd
nf.ind. sauntering, slow walking, strolling
spailp
nf. g.+e, self-conceit, boldness, self-confidence
spailpean
nm. g.v. -ein; pl. -einean, fop; vain, insignificant fellow
spailpeil
a. -eala, conceited, self-confident, vainglorious, swaggering
spàin
nf. g.+e; pl.+ean, spoon
spàirn
nf. g.+e; pl.+ean, effort, struggle, violent exertion, agony
spàl
nm. g.v. spàil; pl.+an, weaver's shuttle
spàrr
va. sparradh, drive as a nail or wedge, induce by force, thrust, enforce by argument, inculcate, urge
speach
nf. g.+a; pl.+annan, wasp, any venomous insect, bite or sting of wasp, etc., stitch in the side
speal
nf. g.+a; pl.+an, scythe
speal
va. mow, cut down
spealadair
nm. pl.+ean, mower
spealg
nf. g. speilge; d. speilg; pl.+an, splinter, fragment
spealg
va. and vn. break with violence, fall into splinters
spéil
va. and vn. slip, slide, skate
speil
nf. g.+e; pl.+ean, a drove or herd of swine
speir
nf. g.+e; pl.+ean, the hough of a beast, hoof, claw, spur of cock, talon
speireag
nf. g.d. -eig; pl.+an, sparrow-hawk
spéis
nf. g.+e, liking, regard, attachment, fondness, esteem
spéiseil
a. fond, attached to, estimable, affectionate
speuclair
nm. pl.+ean, pair of spectacles
speur
nm. pl.+an, the sky, heaven, firmament
speuradair
nm. pl.+ean, astronomer
spìd
nf. g.+e, spite, hatred
spideag
nf. g.d. -eig; pl.+an, nightingale
spideal
nm. g.v. -eil; pl.+an, hospital
spilgean
nm. g.v. -ein; pl. -einean, seedling, grain
spìoc
nf. g.+a, meanness, dastardliness, niggardliness
spìocach
a. mean, dastardly, niggardly
spìocair
nm. pl.+ean, mean fellow, dastard, niggard
spiol
nf. pl.+an, nibble, bite, snatch
spiol
va. pluck, snatch, nibble, pull asunder
spiolg
va. unhusk or shell
spìon
va. pull, pluck up, snatch, tear away
spionnadh
nm. g.v. -aidh, strength, might, force
spìosradh
nm. g.v. -raidh; pl. -raidhean, spice
spiorad
nm. g.v. -aid; pl.+an, spirit, a spirit
spioradail
a. spiritual
spiris
nf. pl.+ean, hen roost, hammock
spitheag
nf. g.d. -eig; pl.+an, a chip of wood, a small bit of stone or wood thrown by the hand
spleadh
nm. g.+a; pl.+an, romance, boasting, flattering, falsehood
spleuc
va. stare, squint, spread out by trampling
spliùcan
nm. g.v. -ain; pl.+an, tobacco pouch
spliut
nm. g.+a; pl.+an, a lame hand
spoch
va. address one quickly or angrily; intimidate
spoch
nm. g.+a; pl.+an, attack, assault
spòg
nf. g.d. spòig; pl.+an, paw, claw, talon, the hand or foot in ridicule : spògan toisich, fore paws
spong
nf. g.d. spuing; pl.+an, tinder (L.Sc. spunk), sponge
spor
va. incite, spur on, instigate
spor
nm. g.v. spuir; pl. spuirean, rider's spur, claw, talon, gun-flint
sporan
nm. g.v. -ain; pl.+an, purse : sporan molach, hairy purse worn with the kilt
spraic
nf. g.+e; pl.+ean, reprimand, severe reproof
spraiceil
a. reprimanding, given to severe reproofs, imperious
spraidh
nm. g.+e; pl.+ean, any loud sudden sound, report of a gunshot
spread
nm. g.+a; pl.+an, splash. Also spriod
spreadh
va. burst, strike, sound : spreadhadh de'n bhata, a smart blow with the staff
spréidh
nf. g.+e, cattle of any kind
spreig
va. blame, chide, prompt, instigate, enforce
spreigeil
a. blaming, prone to blame, authoritative, undaunted
spreòd
nm. g.v. spreòid; pl.+an, a projecting beam : crann-spreòid, bowsprit
spriod
nm. g.+a; pl.+an, a splash. Also spread
sprochd
nm.ind. dejection, lowness of spirits. Better sproc
sprogan
nm. g.v. -ain; pl.+an, dewlap, the crop of a bird
spùill
va. rob, plunder
spùinn
va. spoil, plunder, rob
spuir
See spor
spruan
nm. g.v. spruain; pl.+an, brushwood
spruidhleach
nm. g.v. -ich, fragments, crumbs, refuse
spull
nm. g.v. spuill; pl.+an, nail of a cat
spùt
nm. g.+a; pl.+an, spout
spùt
va. spout, squirt
sràbh
nm. g.v. sràibh; pl.+an, a straw
srac
va. and vn. tear, rend
srad
nf. g. sraide; d. sraid; pl.+an, spark of fire
sradag
nf. g.d. -aig; pl.+an, little spark of fire
sràid
nf. g.+e; pl.+ean, street, a walk
sràidimeachd
nf.ind. walking about, sauntering
sraigh
nf. g.+e; pl.+ean, a sneeze
sramh
nm. g.v. sraimh; pl. sraimh, a jet of milk from a cow's udder
srann
nf. g. srainne; d. srainn; pl.+an, snore, snort, hum, buzz
srann
va.+adh and +ail, snore, snort, hum, buzz
sraointe
v.a. fallen, knocked over
sraon
vn. make a false step, stumble
sraon
nm. g.v. sraoin, offence, dudgeon
sraonas
nm. g.v. -ais, a huff, swell of anger or arrogance; also sraonais
srath
nm. g.+a; pl.+an, strath, low lying land by a riverside
srathair
nf. g. -rach; pl. -raichean, pack-saddle, cart-saddle
Srath-Chluaidh
pnm. Strathclyde
Srath-Fhaolain
pnm. Strathfillan
sream
va. and vn. wrinkle, become wrinkled, corrugate
sream
nm. g.+a; pl.+an, rheum
sreamach
a. wrinkled, corrugated, blear-eyed
sreamadh
nm. g.v. -aidh; pl. -aidhean, wrinkle, corrugation, fold; wrinkling
sreang
nf. g. sreinge; d. sreing; pl.+an and +annan, string, line, cord
sreath
nm. g.+a; pl.+an, a row, rank, series
sreathaich
va. set or place in rows, or ranks, or in series
sréin
See srian
sreothadh
nm. g.v. -aidh, a sneeze
srian
nf. g. srèine; d. srèin; pl.+tan, bridle, rein
srideag
nf. g.d. -eig; pl.+an, a drop, a spark
sriut
nm. g. sriuit, a torrent of quick sounds or words
sròin and sròine
See sròn
sròl
nm. g.v. sròil; pl.+tan, gauze, crape, silk, satin, banner
sròn
nf. g. sròine; d. sròin; pl. sròintean, nose, promontory, headland
sruab
va. and vn. drink up with noise, pull hastily out of water
sruth
nm. g.v. sruith; pl.+an, a stream, running water, current
sruth
vn. flow, stream, become liquid
sruthail
va. srùthladh, rinse with water
sruthan
nm. g.v. -ain; pl.+an, little stream
srùthladh
nm. g.v. -aidh, rinsing
stà
nm.ind. use, advantage
stàbull
nm. g.v. -uill; pl.+an, a stable
stac
nm. g.v. staic; pl.+annan, steep cliff or hill
stad
va. and vn. stop, cease, pause, hinder
stad
nm. g.+a; pl.+an, a stop, cessation, pause
stàdag
nf. g.d. -aig; pl.+an, galloping step
stadh
nm. g.+a; pl.+annan, a stay in ship's rigging
stadhadh
nm. g.v. -aidh; pl. -aidhean, sudden lurch to one side
staid
nf. g.+e; pl.+ean, state, condition
stàideil
a. -eala, stately, portly
staighir
nf. g. -reach; pl. -richean, stair
stailc
nf. g.+e; pl.+ean, stubbornness, thump
stailc
va. drive, press forward, strike, knock against, stamp, put down the foot suddenly
stàilinn
nf.ind. steel
stàirn
nf. g.+e, noise such as the tread of horses' feet, violent push
stairsneach
nf. g.d. -ich; pl. -ichean, threshold
stalc
va. and vn. stiffen, tie a fishing hook
stall
nm. g.+a; pl.+achan, overhanging rock, craggy steep, precipice
stamh
nm. g.v. staimh, sea-tangle
staoin
nf. g.+e, tin
starbhanta
a. strong, powerful, robust
steach
for : a steach, into, to the inside; used with a v. of motion
steall
nf. g.d. still; pl. still, a spout of liquid
steall
va. and vn. spout, pour out, squirt
stèarnal
nm. g.v. -ail; pl.+an, a bittern
stéidh
nf. g.+e; pl.+ean, foundation, basis
stéidhich
va. establish, found, lay a foundation
steud
nf. g.+a; pl.+an, a steed, warhorse
steud-each
nm. steed; inflected on second element
stiall
va. streak, mark with stripes
stiall
nf. g. stéille; d. stéill; pl.+an, a streak, stripe
stigh
for : a stigh, within, in, inside; used with a v. of rest
Stiùbhart
surname, Stewart
Stiùbhartach
nm. g.v. -aich; pl. -aich, a Stewart; a. of or belonging to the Stewarts
stiùir
nf. g.+e; pl.+ean, rudder
stiùir
va. stiùradh, steer, guide, direct, manage
stiùradair
nm. pl.+ean, steersman, helmsman
stob
va. thrust, fix in the ground, stab
stob
nm. g.v. stuib; pl.+an and stuib, a stake, prickle, thorn
stobh
va. stow, pack
stoc
nm. g.v. stuic; pl.+an and stuic, a stock, trunk, stock, store
stocaidh, stocainn
nf. pl.+ean, stocking
stoirm
nf. g.+e; pl.+ean or +eannan, a storm
stoirmeil
a. stormy
stòl
nm. g.v. stòil; pl.+an, stool, seat
stòlda
a. steady, sedate, quelled, staid
stòr
nm. g.v. stòir, store, baggage
stòras
nm. g.v. -ais, store, abundance, wealth
stoth
va. lop off
stràc
nm. g.v. stràic; pl.+an, stroke, blow
stràic
nf. g.+e, pride, a swell of anger
stràiceil
a. arrogant, insolent
straighlich
nf. rattling noise, or bustle
stràille
nf. pl.+an, carpet, rug, mat
stràilleadh
nm. g.v. -idh; pl. -idhean, a loud stroke, thump or knock
streap
va. streap and +adh, climb, scale, strive against obstacles
streap
nm.ind. climbing, scaling, striving
strìoc
va. and vn. yield, submit
strìoch
nf. g.+a; pl.+an, streak, line
strìoch
va. draw lines, delineate
striopach
nf. g.d. -aich; pl. -aichean, harlot
strìth
nf.ind. strife, contention, endeavouring
strìtheil
a. contentious
stròdh
nm. g.v. stròidh, prodigality, extravagance
stròic
va. tear asunder
stròic
nf. g.+e; pl.+ean, long rag
stròidh
va. squander, dissipate, waste
Struibhle
pnm. Stirling
struidhear
nm. g.v. -eir; pl.+an, a prodigal
struidheil
a. prodigal, wasteful
struth
nf. g.+a; pl.+an, ostrich
stuadh
nf. g. stuaidhe; d. stuaidh; pl.+annan, a wave, billow, gable of house
stuaim
nf. g.+e, temperance, modesty
stuama
a. stuaime, temperate, abstemious, sober, modest
stuamachd
nf.ind. temperance, sobriety, moderation, modesty
stùc
nf. g. stùice; d. stùic; pl. stùcannan, little hill jutting out from a greater
stuig
va. incite as dogs to fight or chase
stuth
nm. g.v. stuith; pl.+an, stuff, matter, material
suaicheantas
nm. g.v. -ais, escutcheon, distinguishing mark, crest
suaimhneach
a. genial, secure, quiet, calm
suaimhneas
nm. g.v. -eis, geniality, security, quietness, rest, repose
suain
va. wreathe round, envelope, twist as rope, wrap
suain
nf. g.+e, deep sleep
suaip
nf. g.+e; pl.+ean, faint resemblance, exchange of commodities (L.Sc. swap)
suairc
a. civil, affable, kind, gentle, urbane
suairceas
nm. g.v. -eis, civility, affability, kindness, gentleness, urbanity
suarach
a. insignificant, trifling, of no repute, of little account
suarachas
nm. g.v. -ais, contempt
suas, a suas
up, upward
suath
va. rub, wipe, mix a soft substance, knead
subh
nm. g.v. suibh; pl.+an, berry : subh-chraobh, raspberry : subh-làir, strawberry
subhach
a. merry, cheerful
subhailc
nf. pl.+ean, virtue, moral goodness
sud
yon, that there : an sud, yonder
sùgan
nm. g.v. -ain; pl.+an, rope of twisted straw
sùgh
nm. g.v. sùigh; pl. sùighean, juice, sap
sùgradh
nm. g.v. -aidh, mirth, diversion, play
suic
See soc
suidh
va.+e, sit, sit upon eggs
suidhe
nm. sitting : 'na shuidhe, sitting : dèan suidhe, sit down
suidheachadh
nm. g.v. -aidh; pl. -aidhean, situation, arrangement, pattern, letting for rent, disposition
suidhich
va. settle, appoint, arrange, plant, set, let for rent
suidhichte
a. settled, appointed, arranged, planted, set, let
sùil
nf. g. sùla; pl.+ean, eye, a look, expectation, orifice
suilbhir
a. cheerful, jolly
sùil-chrith
nf. g. sùl-; pl. sùilean-crith, quagmire
suillean
nm. g.v. -ein, expression of joy or gladness
suim
nf. g.+e; pl.+eannan, sum, regard, consideration, attention, account : gabh suim dheth, pay regard to it
suimeil
a. considerate, respectful
suipeir
nf. g. -earach; pl.+ean, supper : suipeir an Tighearna, The Lord's Supper
suiridhe
nf. courting, wooing
sùist
nf. g.+e; pl.+ean, flail
sùith
nm. g.+e, soot
sùl, sùla
See sùil
sùlair
nm. pl.+ean, gannet
sult
nm. g.v. suilt, fatness, comeliness, mirth, fertility
sultmhor
a. fat, fertile, comely, merry
sumain
va. -anadh, summon, prosecute
sùmhail
a. closely packed, tidily tied up, peaceable, tame
sunnag
nf. g.d. -aig; pl.+an, easy chair of twisted straw
sunnd
nm.ind. cheerfulness, good humour
sunndach
a. cheerful, joyful, good humoured
sùrd
nm. g.v. sùird, alacrity, eager exertion, industry
sùrdail
a. eager, diligent, in good working trim
suthainn
a. eternal, everlasting