scíth.
rest (relief afforded by sleeping)
Meaning & usage
rest (relief afforded by sleeping)
Cuir do scíth díot./Déan do scíth./Lig do scíth./Tóg do scíth.
Glac scíth.
Where this word comes from
The adjectival sense “tired” is older. In the sense “rest” it replaced scís. From Old Irish scíth (“tired”). Cognate with Scottish Gaelic sgìth (“tired”) and Breton skuizh (“tired”).
tired
dejected, disheartened, dispirited, sad
Where this word comes from
The adjectival sense “tired” is older. In the sense “rest” it replaced scís. From Old Irish scíth (“tired”). Cognate with Scottish Gaelic sgìth (“tired”) and Breton skuizh (“tired”).
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