Dictionary Entries
stácadh
a' stácadh, ag ithe aibéil (AC); i n-amhrán:- Tá doiminic agus Seán ag goil stácadh dhá chathamh .i. dhá chathamh go dian (AOS).
spéir-ghealaí
oíche spéir-ghealaí
speinn
buailfidhear speinn air - na daoine maithe, he will become subject to, or under the spell of fairies (heard only once).
sónta
fear sónta, fear a chreidfeadh chuile shórt (TmB). duine sónt', a youngster too obedient to everybody, doing what they tell him (MMt).
sompla
a' sumpla bróch, nach fearr a' fear mise ná é? the dirty wretch, amn't I a better man than him
so-chaideartha
duine so-chaideartha, a harmless fellow.
snámhtha
nach bhfuil sé snáfaí lé uisc' (an spéir thiar), the sky is full of rain on the way, coming
smúitiú
tá an ghealach faoi smúitiú, scamall thart orthaí
sméadhamh
níl s. ar bith sa tinidh agad, your fire is nearly dead
slubaire
slubaire bróch, a person slovenly in speech and messy generally.
slám
slám olainne, a roll of wool tuairim 's punt (TmB); slám ceó, a piece of fog or foggy cloud.
sláimín
sláimín go bhean, a slovenly untidy "clot" of a woman; sláimín Saturday, a lazy bad housekeeper who leaves all her work, washing etc., over till Saturday.
scealb
scealab cloich' , píosa géar
scannail
is olc í an scannail sa gcóir ná san éagóir, g. to accuse someone of stealing something in the right or in the wrong (it gives scandal)
sás
is maith a' sás na cruic a tharraint, the hills are good to draw it (rain), they usually do