| speinn |
buailfidhear speinn air - na daoine maithe, he will become subject to, or under the spell of fairies (heard only once). |
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| 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). |
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| stiúir |
bean gan chliú ná bád gan stiúir (sean-ocal); imeó' sí chuile áit, no control over her |
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| suanaí |
níl ann ach suanaí, (tá sé) ciúin gan suim i gcaint aige; gan bheith a' caint |
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| súgán |
a shúgáin, addressing a young lad in depreciatory terms |
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| súmaire |
súmaire doracha go dhuine, a sile fellow with no word in him, who won't speak to you. Is deas a' rud píosa cainte, níor mhol éinne riamh a' súmaire |
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| tabhairt |
a' tabhairt dó, hard at it (hay-making (ML); tá an traghan a' tabhairt dó, the corncrake is hard at it, singing away good and loud (MC). |
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| te teann |
rug siad ar a chéilí go te teann |
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| téad |
tá téad ar an asal agam, I have the ass tied by rope to stake out in the field (Sb); gamhain ar téad ní dheachaidh riamh 'un cinn (sean-ocal) (MCd), a staked calf never throve |
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| teannta |
a choinneál i n-a theannta, to keep it together (money), not to spend any of it |
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