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Saabath, Sabbath, Sabbathday, Saibith, Saubath, Saubeth, Sawbath, Sawbith, Sawboth,
Saubath [ˈsɑːbəθ, ˈsɔːbəθ, N. I. ˈsaːbəθ]
n. The Sabbath, Sunday.
n. The Sabbath, Sunday.
saace, saacy, saas, saaser, saasie, saass, sahce, sahcer, sass, sasser, sauce, saucepan, saucer, saucie, saucy, sohs, soss,
sauce [sɑːs, sɔːs, N. I. saːs]
n. Sauce, gravy, the juice of meat.
n. Sauce, gravy, the juice of meat.
saucy
adj. Vain, conceited. Disdainful, scornful, contemptuous.
adj. Vain, conceited. Disdainful, scornful, contemptuous.
Compounds and phrases etc.
saucer: A saucer.
saucepan: A saucepan.
saucepan: A saucepan.
saach, saachan, saachen, saachie, saachy, sach, sachie, saich, salie, sallie, sally, sauch, sauchen, sauchie, sauchin, sauchtree, sauch-wand, sauch-willae, sauchy, saugh, saughan, saughie, saughin, saugh-wand, saughy, willy-wand,
sauch [sɑːx, sɔːx, N. I. saːx & I. sex]
n. A willow or sallow tree, usually the goat willow Salix caprea.
n. A willow or sallow tree, usually the goat willow Salix caprea.
sauchie
adj. Made of willow, abounding in willows.
adj. Made of willow, abounding in willows.
sauchen
adj. Made from willow, belonging to a willow, of willow. Soft, yielding like willow. Flabby, languid, lacking in energy or spirit.
adj. Made from willow, belonging to a willow, of willow. Soft, yielding like willow. Flabby, languid, lacking in energy or spirit.
Compounds and phrases etc.
gray sauch: S. The grey willow Salix cinerea.
hoburn sauch: The laburnum Cytisus Laburnum.
huip sauch: The osier Salix viminalis.
privie-sauch: S. The privet Ligustrum vulgare.
reid sauch: The red willow Salix purpurea.
sauch-wand: A willow wand.
smaw-sauch: SW. The bog-myrtle Myrica gale.
hoburn sauch: The laburnum Cytisus Laburnum.
huip sauch: The osier Salix viminalis.
privie-sauch: S. The privet Ligustrum vulgare.
reid sauch: The red willow Salix purpurea.
sauch-wand: A willow wand.
smaw-sauch: SW. The bog-myrtle Myrica gale.
Saachen, Sauchen,
Sauchen [ˈsɑːxən ˈsɔːx- N. I. ˈsaːx-]
pn. Sauchen (Aberdeenshire).
pn. Sauchen (Aberdeenshire).
Sauchope [ˈsɔxəp]
pn. Sauchope (Fife).
pn. Sauchope (Fife).
onsaucht, saacht, saucht, unsaucht,
saucht [sɑːxt, sɔːxt N. saːxt]
n. Peace, quiet, tranquillity.
n. Peace, quiet, tranquillity.
Compounds and phrases etc.
unsaucht: Trouble, disquiet, dispeace.
sacrit, saucred, saucrit,
saucrit [ˈsɑːkrɪt]
adj. Sacred
adj. Sacred
saaf, saafin, saaftie, saafty, saf, safetie, saff, saife, saive, salve, sauf, saufed, saufer, saufest, saufin, saufins, saufit, saufly, sauft, sauftie, saufty, sauve, sauved, sauvin, savit, sef, sefty,
sauf [sɑːf, sɔːf, sef, N. I. saːf]
adj. Safe.
comp. saufer
superl. saufest
v. To save.
pt. pp. sauft
adj. Safe.
comp. saufer
superl. saufest
v. To save.
pt. pp. sauft
Compounds and phrases etc.
saufin: Saving, except. pl. saufins
adv. Saving, except.
sauftie [ˈsɑːfte, ˈsɔːfte, ˈsefte]: Safety, protection.
adv. Saving, except.
sauftie [ˈsɑːfte, ˈsɔːfte, ˈsefte]: Safety, protection.
saal, salee, saley, salie, saliy, sall, sallie, sallied, saly, saul, sauley, sauley, saulie, saultie, sawl, sawlie, soulie,
saul [sɑːl, sɔːl, N. I. saːl]
n. The soul in a spiritual sense. Spirit, mettle, courage.
dim. saulie A hired funeral mourner.
n. The soul in a spiritual sense. Spirit, mettle, courage.
dim. saulie A hired funeral mourner.
Compounds and phrases etc.
saulless: Soulless, wicked.
See sowel also.
Saal, Sal, Saul, Sawl,
Saul [ˈsɑːl, ˈsɔːl, N. I. ˈsaːl]
n. The personal name Saul.
n. The personal name Saul.