sgaoil

sgaoil (present analytic sgaoileann, future analytic sgaoilfidh, verbal noun sgaoileadh, past participle sgaoilte)

1. superseded spelling of scaoil

• IPA^(key): /s̪kɯːl/

From Old Irish scaílid (“to scatter, disperse”). Cognate with Irish scaoil and Manx skeaylley.

sgaoil (past sgaoil, future sgaoilidh, verbal noun sgaoileadh, past participle sgaoilte)

1. spread, scatter, disperse
2. release, untie, disentangle

• eadar-sgaoil (“intersperse”)

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sgaoil m (genitive singular sgaoil, plural sgaoilean)

1. freedom, liberty

• leig mu sgaoil
• leig mu sgaoil e