School: Lisdoonan
- Location:
- Lisdoonan, Co. Monaghan
- Teacher: S. Mac an Éanaigh
Archival Reference
The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0930, Page 199
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stalltog = a stump. Used as a nick name for a very thick set person.
stúch = A big schoolboy very slow mentally and careless.
stelc = To walk heavily on the heels.
slunge = A very careless person.
sran = A rush at a person.
stalder = a sort of head stagger.
scribala = A number of people of insignificant or mean appearance.
stár = A sudden and violent outburst or fit of anger.
tubaiste =
tádhlach = pain in wrist.
tóge = A big drink especially of buttermilk.
tespan = a talkative, tippling type of woman.
trágh = A very slow, tedious hanging-on type of person.
tuatach = sort of treacherous.
támhán = A deep, somewhat treacherous type(continues on next page)
