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S40i]\eAt>, saoiread, s. cheapness.
So.oipjin, saoirghin, s. a free-born person.
SAOii\it)-<MfO]Ai5ceAC, saoiridh-aisdrightheach, s.
a moveable feast.
SAomi'e, saoirse, adj. of or belonging to a car-
penter; CUA-Ó yAOi]\i-e; s. freedom, liberty,
release, dispensation.
SAOiiA]-e, saoirse, 1 s. cheapness, immu-
SAoipi-eAct), saoirseachd, i nity, exemption.
SAoi|i|-eAC, saoirseacli, s. m. a freeman.
S<\oitireAc, saoirseach,') r- ^ .
o ' ' -1 .fa. free, voluntary ; va-
SAOinreAniuiL, saoir- > ' , ■' '
'',.,' 1 cant, cheap.
seamhim, j ' '^
SAoip]-eAcT), saoirseachd, s. f. the trade of a car-
penter, joiner, etc.
Saoi]!)-), saoirsi, s. freedom; any art, science.
SAoipi'ijim, saoirsigJiim, v. I cheapen, liberate.
SAOiiAj-ijce, saoirsighthe, part, cheapened, libe-
rated.
SAoii\)-ineAC, ^aoirsineach, s. ra. a libertine.
SA0in]'meACT5, saoirsineaclid, s. f see ^'Aoipi'eAc-o.
Saoic, saoith, see ]'aoi.
SAOicceAp, saoiflicheap, s. a pillory; scat of
learning.
SAOice, saoitlte, s. m. a tutor, a guardian.
SAoiceAiiiÍAct), saoitkeamhlachd, s. f. generosity.
SAoiceAiiiuib, saoitheamhuil, a. expert, skilful,
generous.
SAoicfgéAl, saoith.igeal, s. m. an idle tale.
SAoirj-geAl, saoitJiegeal, s. the gospel, <S/i.
Sao]i, saor, s. m. a carpenter, wright, joiner,
artist ; Welsh, saor ; woe ; a disease, distemper ;
s. f. the Sabbath, a holiday; gen. i-Aoi]ie; a.
free, voluntary; cheap; free, noble.
Sao]^^, saoradh, s. freedom, exemption, deli-
verance, emancipation, acquittal, rederajg-ion.
SA01AA1111, saoraim, v. I acquit, deliver, set at
liberty, liberate, redeem, rescue.
SA0)iAnAc, saoranach, s. m. a freeman.
SAOjicbAnn, saorchlann, s. freemen.
SaoiicIoc, saorcloch, s. a mason.
SAo^icjioitieAc, saorchroidheach, a. free-hearted,
generous, candid.
SAopcuAi]ic, saorchuairt, s. circulation.
Saoi\cuaiiic-iia-'i:o'La, saorchuairt-na-fola, s. cir-
culation of the blood.
SAO]icun|iA-ó, saorchunradh, s. a voluntary
agreement.
SAOiiTiÁit, saordhail, s. f a freedom, privilege,
acqirittance.
SaojtoáiI, saordhail, s. f. cheapness.
SaoitoáIac, saordhalach, a. cheap, free.
Sao]\]-a, saorsa, s. freedom, liberty, enlargement.
SAoni-ACt), saorsachd, s. f freedom, cheapness;
trade of a builder.
SAO]i|-Ain, saorsain, s. f. salvation, deliverance;
cheapness.
SAOjij'ÁnAc, saorsanach, s. ra. an imhired Tvork-
man, a voluntary assistant at labour.
Sao)icac, saorthach, a. laborious, toilsome, dili-
gent.
SaohcoiI, saorihoil, s. free will, unrestrained
action.
SAoi\éo)j\'beA];c, saor thoirhhe art, s. oblation,
free-giving.
SAoi\qiACAt), saorthrachadh, s. toil, labour, til-
lage.
SA0]\r)\Ai5im, saorihra{ghim,\ v. I labour,work,
SAOjicuijim, saorthtdghim, J plod, exert.
SAO]\cuit)e, saorthiidhe, s m. a labourer, a tiller.
SAOi^LeAt), saorleadh^ s. a mass, a heap.
Saoc, saoth, s. m. life, existence ; labour, tribu-
lation, punishment; a disorder, disease; a
prince ; Ileh., scet, majesty, dignity.
Saocac, saothach, s. m a vessel, a dish ; tribu-
lation, torment.
SAocAcÁn, saotliachan, s. m. a plate.
SAOcAc-ionnbAi-o, saothacli-ionnlaid, s. a washing
tub, a basin.
SÁocAc-i'jéubACT), saothach-sgexdachd, s. a di-
vining vessel.
Saocaw, saothadh, s. exculpating, exculpation.
Saocauti, saoí/iaiíN,v.I castigate,'chastise, punish.
SAOCAiiiuib, saothamhuil, a. toilsome, laborious.
Saoca]!, saothar, s. m. labour, work, drudgery,
toil, travel, pains.
SAOCAiiAtgnn, saotharaighim, v. I toil, labour.
SAOCAi\cÁn, saotharcan, s m. a sort of gray
plover.
SAocA]iÍAnn, saoiliarlann, s. a workhouse.
S<\ot-óó.m, saothdhamh, s. a labouring ox.
Saociíia|1, saothmhar, a. laborious, toilsome.
Saocóiii, saothoir, s. m. a torturer, wrecker.
SA0cpii|ic, saothphurt, s. m. a suppuration.
Saoci^ac, saothrach, a. servile, laborious, hard-
working, plodding, difficult.
SAOcjiACAt), saothrachadh, s. labouring, tillage.
SAor)iACAn'iuib, saothrachamhuil, see i'aochac.
SAOcnAi-oe, saothraidhe,'^ s. ra. a labourer.
SAOcpAijceoi]!, saoth- > working raan, a
raightheoir, } husbandman.
Saocjiú JA'ó, saothrvghadh, s. labouring, work-
ing, earning, tillage.
SAOcpuijim, saothrnighim, v. I labour, work,
toil, till.
SApi]\, sajihir, s. sapphire.
SApój, sapog, see l'°pÓ5-
Sa]1, sar, a. excessive, exceeding great; very
true, pure; see fÁip; is a sign of the superla-
tive degree ; s. m. a louse.