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ryghâuna, m., a prince, heir-apparent.
rygra, lords.
ry-haylach, m., royal house-hold.
ryheach, m., gs. ryhí, a palace.
Note—s and sh become t after the article in the nom. sg. fem. and gen. sg. masc.; the t forms which occur are given in square brackets. Aspd. sh becomes ch before á, ó, ú.
saha, m., a swarm.
sailí, gs. of saileach, f., willow.
sailiú, v.n., soiling.
sáiti, stuck, fixed.
säl, m., gs. and np. sél, the world, life.
sär, free, noble.
sär, m., np. sír, an artisan, workman.
sär chimeàd, “free captivity,” i.e., parole, honorable confinement.
sásav, v.n., satisfying, m., satisfaction.
sásda, satisfied, comfortable.
sásdacht, f., comfort, contentment.
satalóing, past subj. sg. 1 of sataluím, I tread upon, crush.
sâuluím, I imagine, suppose.
says, m., a kind.
sbér, f., the sky, the air.
sbídiúchán, v.n., abusing.
sbiocóidí, spigots, bungs.
sbriàcharnach, f., dat. -uig, sparkling.
sdäna, v.n., flinching, yielding.
sdänuim, I flinch, yield, refrain.
sdoirim, f., a storm.
sdrac-iàchuint, f., a sidelook.
sdracuim, I tear.
sdraungcán, m., a draught of liquor.
sduama, dignified.
sduem, f., self-possession.
sél, see säl.
sevir, rich.
sevireas [toivireas], m., wealth.
sgáh, m., shelter; shyness.
sgaipi, v.n., dispersing.
sgárd, m., the amazement of terror.
sgarûint, separating.
sgâura, m., terror.
sgláiri, m., a scholar.
sgoiltim, I cleave.
sgol âuráin, a snatch of song.
sgólta, tormented, irritated.
sgórnuig, ds. of sgórnach, f., the throat.
sguíli, v.n., loosening, letting go.
sguílim, I loosen, set free.
