, g. suaidh, pl. -dha, m., a seer, a poet, a learned man (prop. g. of saoi).

, -mhla, a., refined, polished, gentlemanly.

, f., the bardic tribe.

, m., a wise, learned prince.

, p. a., learned in bardic lore.

, -aig, pl. id., m., a rope, a cord; cf. súgán.

, -e, a., well-known, illustrious; remarkable, wonderful.

, p. a., weary, weak, pale, exhausted; shaken; miry; kneaded, mixed together; tired, exhausted after hard labour, etc.; suaidhte marbh, deadly pale.

, -a, f., a tempering, mixing together.

, m., a meeting of sages or poets (O'Tuomy).

, -cighe, a., cheery, mirthful, pleasant (U.). See subhailceach.

, f., a little.

, v. tr., I make light of, I esteem but little.

, indec. a., little esteemed; homely, ordinary.

See <<uaim>>.

, -nighe, a., quiet, peaceful, at rest, calm, tranquil, easy, gentle, peaceable, secure; míoshuaimhneach, uneasy.

, g. -nis, and -neasa, m., rest, happiness, comfort, peace, ease, repose, tranquility, quietness.

, -saighe, a., peaceful, quiet, calm.

, -iughadh, v. tr. and intr., I rest, repose, am at rest, take my ease; put to rest, please, charm.

, -aighe, a., torpid, lethargic.

, -leasa, -iosanna, m., a dormitory.

, -eáin, m., tittle-tattle, palaver; bréaga lucht suainseáin agus toirmeasc, the lies of gossips and lovers of discord (M. O'Longan).

, m., a quiet, peaceful race.

, -e, a., pleasant; civil, kind, affable, gracious; meek, gentle, agreeable, complacent, contented.

, -cis, m., wit, drollery, mirth, jollity; also suarcas.

, m., a pleasant man.

, -ail, m., a pleasant saying.

, p. a., emblazoned, decorated; séad-chomharthaidhe so-aitheanta (suaitheanta), decorated memorials (above a grave) (Kea.).

, -aighe, a., painted, parti-coloured, emblazoned, diversified, mixed, variegated; armorial.

, -ais, m., a prodigy; a show, a portent; an uncommon event; an enormous amount; bhí suaitheantas daoine ann, there was a great crowd of people there; dhein sé suaitheantas orm, he destroyed me, gave me a great scolding, made a show of me; blazonry, a badge, livery, heraldry, coat of arms, scutcheon, a streamer, a standard, a flag, a banner, a sign-post; often pron. suaitheantais.

, -athadh, v. tr., I knead, mix, shake, shuffle violently; I trouble, disturb, upset; I shuffle (cards before a deal).

, -nmhe, f., a river confluence.

, -e, -idhe, f., a string, a loop.

See <<suaichnidh>>.

, -iughadh, v. tr., I variegate, embellish, blazon.

, -ighthe, m., act of painting, colouring, variegating, embellishing.

, -a, f., a mixing together, a tempering.

, m., wonder.

, -aighe, a., wondrous, famous, renowned.

, suain, m., rest, sleep, slumber, deep sleep; i suan, at rest; trom-shuan, heavy sleep, lethargy; níor throm-shuan dó, he slept only lightly (Cork).

, -aighe, a., sleepy, quiet, drowsy.

, -adh, v. intr., I sleep, slumber.

, f., a dormitory; a place for repose or sleep.

, -áin, m., slumber, a nap.

, m., lethargy.

, g. id., f., sleepiness, drowsiness, lethargy.

, -aire, a., sleepy, drowsy, peaceful, contented.

, -a, f., drowsiness, sleepiness, rest.

, g. id., f., sleep, drowsiness; a sort of music which produced sleep.

, -a, f., sleep, drowsiness, repose.

, -aighe, a., trivial, insignificant, light; contemptible, mean, trifling, abject, vile, poor-spirited, frivolous, servile; low in health, sick, weak; tá sé go suarach, he is very ill; is s. an rud a ghoillfeadh air, very little would upset him or affect him.

, -ais, m., insignificance; meanness, contempt, servility.

, -a, f., insignificance, triviality; badness, meanness, littleness.

, ad., up, upwards, above (with movement); thuas, shuas, up, above (without movement); in life, fág suas é, leave him alive, do not kill him; tháinig sé suas liom, he overtook me; bhuail sé suas liom, id. (Mon.), but in M. = he struck up an acquaintance with me; rud do chaitheamh suas, to vomit something; suas ar do láimh, hold, restrain your hand, do not strike; suas le fiche púnt, up to twenty pounds, nearly twenty pounds; ná bí ag dul suas is anuas leis, do not contend with him, do not put yourself on terms of equality with him; tá na páistidhe ag éirghe suas agat, your children are advancing in size and age, are coming to maturity; ag breith suas air, gripping him; tóg suas díom, let go thy hold of me, let me go; tá sé ag glanadh (nó ag spalpadh) suas, the weather (or the day) is clearing; is deacair bheith suas leat, it is difficult to match you, to be clever enough for you; ag cur suas ar, preventing; duine do chur suas chum a dhéanta, to incite a person to do it; cur suas, to promote; also to incite; tabhairt suas, education: tá t. suas mór air, he is highly educated.

, -adh, v. tr., I praise, applaud, magnify, extol. (Bar.).

, -nte, m., lying or stretching supinely. (Bar.).

, -neadh, v. intr., I lie or stretch supinely. (Bar.)

, -aithte, m., the act of kneading, working (e.g. clay), mixing together; a severe shaking; a shuffling of cards before a deal.

See <<suaithim>>.

, -ais, m., mirthful intoxication, tipsiness; bhí s. maith meisce air, he was pretty drunk, but in a mirthful state (Don.).

, -áin, m., intoxication, giddiness, confusion of intellect.

, g. id., m., pleasure, mirth, gladness.

, -aighe, a., pleasant, cheerful, merry.

, -ais, m., gladness, happiness, mirthfulness, mirth, cheerfulness, joy, pleasure.

, -a, f., mirth, merriment, gladness.

, g. id., pl. -cidhe, f., virtue, mighty work, praise, moral excellence; joy, contentment; roinneann Dia na subhailcidhe, God distributes good qualities, i.e. gives some to one and some to another; also suailce.

, -cighe, a., virtuous; joyful, glad, pleasant, contented, pleasing, satisfying.

, -cis, m., happiness, pleasantness, contentment.

, -ail, m., suds of soap and water (also sobal).

, -áin, m., sap, juice; subhán sléibhe, ambrosia (O'C.).

, -e, f., merriment, good humour.

, -aigh, m., suds; as adj., suds-like. See subal.

, -e, f., substance, solidity, strength, endurance; means, goods (A.).

, -tigh;, -tighe, m., a substantial person.

, -tighe, a., substantial.

, -ughadh, v. tr., I exhilarate, cheer up.

, m., a word used in calling a young calf; a calf.

, -óige, -óga, f., a cake; a lazy woman.

, -áin, pl. id., m., substance (Don.).

, -e, -eacha, f., a strawberry plant.

, suibhscéaluidhe. See <<soiscéal>>, <<soiscéaluidhe>>.

, suibhscéaluidhe. See <<soiscéal>>, <<soiscéaluidhe>>.

, g. id. and -dhte, m., act of sitting; a sitting, a session, an assize; a seat, a couch; a sitting posture, as opposed to lying down: as tá sé 'n-a shuidhe, he is up, out of bed; suidhe aniar 'sa leabaidh, a sitting up in bed; tá an ré 'n-a suidhe, the moon is up; dul chum suidhte leis, to wrangle or argue with him.

, m., a settle, lid; in script, the lid of the ark of the covenant, the mercy seat; act of planting, setting.

, -áin, pl. id., m., a seat; an abode; suidheachán slóighte, the headquarters of troops (MacD.).

, -dhimh, m., fixing, settling; position, construction; formed ranks (of an army).

, -mhla, a., calm, settled, quiet, sedate; of good deportment.

, -oige, -oga, f., the thwart of a boat (Tory).

, -iughadh, v. tr., I set, plant, arrange, dispose; I prove, certify.

, -dhe, v. tr. and intr., I sit; I fix, settle; sow; prove; seat, encamp.

, g. id., pl. -tidhe, f., seat; matted boss to sit on. See suidhistín.

, g. id., pl. -idhe, m., a round seat made of matted straw; suidhisteog, id.

, -ighthe, pl. id., m., act of seating, placing, arranging, planting, setting, setting down, proving; position, situation; supposition, proof.

, g. id., pl. -tidhe, m., a long, broken, curling wave (Don., etc.).

, p. a., well fixed, placed, settled; staid, neat.

, -e, pl. id., f., the willow-tree; the name of the letter s. See <<sail>>.

See <<soilbhir>>.

, -oige, -oga, f., the willow.

, -e, f., sum, quantity, amount; a consideration, price, value; care, attention, heed; regard, respect; an abridgment, a summary; the pith; suim do chur i ..., to heed, pay attention to; is mairg a chuireann aon tsuim 'san tsaoghal, woe to the man who sets store on the world; tá sé ag dul chum suime dham, it is turning out to my advantage, I am improving by means of it; suim mhór airgid, a large sum of money; chuir sí i suim méid a seirce dhó, she made known the greatness of her love for him (Kea.); cómhshuim, total (Con.).

, g. id., f., greatness, vastness, richness, abundance.

, -mhla, a., regardful, respectful, considerate, attentive.

, -a, f. importance, consideration, attentiveness.

, g. id., -idhe, m., a small stack (corn or hay).

-ighthe, m., an indifferent or careless method of doing work; thug sí s. nighe ar na soithigh, she washed the vessels in a sort of a way (Don.).

, -nigh, -nighe, m., a gross, ungainly man.

, g. id., m., a worthy, a gentleman; a shuinge shámh, kind sir (A. McC.).

, -áin, m., a blast, wind; also soinneán.

, -éir, pl. id., m., supper (A.).

, g. id., pl. -nidhe, a small wisp of hay, etc., a little torch; dim. of sop. See sop.

, g. id., f., courting, wooing; courtship, a suit; páiste suirghe, an illegitimate child.

, -ghigh, -ghighe, m., a sweet-heart, suitor, lover.

, -ghighe, a., courting, loving, wooing.

, -ghe v. tr., I woo, court, sue.

, -e, pl. id., m., a fool, a madman.

, -e, a., hasty, ready, expeditious.

, -e, -eacha, f., a surcingle, belt or girdle.

, -oige, -oga, f., a hassock, a little chair or seat of plaited straw (Don.).

, conj., ere, before, before that; sul tháinig (sul [sar] ar tháinig, M.), before he came; sul do mhalluigh Críost an crann, before Christ cursed the tree; sul is not heard in the sp. l. genly; (in M. sar and sara are used instead); sul má, sul fá, sul a, sul fá dtí go, sul a dtí go, before (of time) (U.); gheobha tú díol ann sul a dtí maidin, you will be paid for it before morning (Meath); soma (sol má) (Om.).

, -e, a., affable, pleasant, agreeable, hospitable.

, g. id., f., affability, agreeableness, kindness; sulchaireacht, id.

, g. suilt, m., pleasure, mirth, joy, delight; voluptuousness; fatness; fuair sé sult ann, he was pleased with it; sult do bhaint as an saoghal, to enjoy life; satisfaction (of a meal); sin tráth 7 tá sé gan sult, that's a meal, and there is no satisfaction in it (Don.).

, g. id., f. mirth, facetiousness, jocoseness.

, -a, f., fatness; joynesa, pleasantness; (also sultmharacht).

, -aire a., jolly, pleasant, jocose; succulent, fat.

, -óige, -óga, f., a rag, a clout, a patch; a soft, lazy person.

, f., the herb lovage; ligusticum levisticum.

, g. id., m., a push, a thrust, a shove, a butt; nom. also sungc.

, -ála, f., act of pushing or shoving, act of butting.

, -cadh, v. tr., I push, shove, thrust, beat, smite.

, -ais, m., a push, a shove.

, f., a blast; a boast, gasconade (also sonn-ghaoth).

See <<suirsing>>.

, -laighe, a., prudish.

, -e, a., perpetual, everlasting; prosperous; connradh suthain, an everlasting covenant; beatha shuthain, life everlasting.

, -e, suthaineacht, -a, f., eternity, perpetuity; ó thús na suthaineachta, from all eternity.

, g. id., pl. -ridhe, m., a greedy person (Clare, sup.).

, sutalach, 7c. See <<sotal>>, <<sotalach>>, 7c.

, -áin, m., sap (Mayo); suthánach, sappy (ibid.). See subhán.