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SCAMALLAIM	-LADH, {transitive verb} and {intransitive}, I cloud, obscure, grieve; SCAMAILL AN DLIGHEADH AGUS FI'OR-DHATH RANN-CHIRT, the law and each weak cause's claim has grown {diminutive} (C. {Regional:Mumhan}); PÉIN PHEANNAIDEACH LÉR SCAMALLADH ÁR --CHLÉIR, grievous persecution which la.-. clouded our clergy's spirit.
SCAMALLACH	-AIGHE, {adjective} cloudy, shady, dark,.melancholy.
SCAMALL	-AILL, {plural} {idem}, {masculine} a cloud, a shade, darkness, obscuration; a scum or scale; a membrane, nebula of the cornea, phlegm, exhalation : {figuratively} sorrow, oblnquy, {et cetera}; {also, alias} something remarkable ({Réilthíní Óir}); MHUCH AN RÉ i NCHALLAIBH RCAMAILL, the moon sunk into the heavy clouds; BUAILIM SCAMALL AR, I cloud, cause to vanish; TÁ SCAMALL ÉIGIN ORM, a cloud of some kind is hanging over me; IS MÓR AN R. {le?} SEABHAS TU! you are really splendid! (R. 0.); {also, alias} SCAMAL.
SPEIR	-GHÉISEATH, lively, bright; SPÉAR. GHLAN, clear-skled; SPHÉAR-LANN, a bright blade. Jingjing Zhang
DROICHEAD	-CHID, {plural} {idem}, {masculine} a bridge, {especially} a stone bridge; DROICHEAD ÍODHBHARTA, sacrificial bridge (as among the, iews); DROICHEAD TÓGBHALA, a drawbridge; LUASC-DHROICHEAD, {idem}; CLÁR-DHROICHEAD, a plank bridge, CLÁR, {idem}; CLOCH-DHROICHEAD, a stone bridge; DROICHEAD LONG, a bridge of ships; DROICHEAD na SRÓN, the bridge of the nose; common in place names of towns and villages that have developed around a bridge-head, e, {genitive}, DROICHEAD CHEARBHALLÁIN, carolanstown (in Meath); DROICHEAD BHAILE STHA FSCARDIADH, SRDEE; DROICHEAD AN CHROINN, Bridge-achrinn; AN DROICHEAD, Drogheda, {also, alias} DROICHEAD {South}THA; DROICHEAD (NA) BANNDAN, BANDON.

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