scrios

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Irish[edit]

Pronunciation[edit]

Etymology 1[edit]

From Old Irish scris (tearing; erasing; destruction) (compare Scottish Gaelic sgrios (destruction, ruin, annihilation, etc.)), verbal noun of sceirtid (strips, peels or scrapes off).

Noun[edit]

scrios m (genitive singular scriosta or scris)

  1. destruction, ruin
  2. scrapings, parings; light covering
  3. verbal noun of scrios
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Etymology 2[edit]

From Middle Irish scrisaid (scrape; erase; destroy) (compare Scottish Gaelic sgrios (destroy, ruin, annihilate, etc.)), from Old Irish scris, verbal noun of sceirtid (strips, peels or scrapes off).

Verb[edit]

scrios (present analytic scriosann, future analytic scriosfaidh, verbal noun scriosadh, past participle scriosta)

  1. scrape off, tear off; (of a tree) bark
  2. scratch out, erase, delete
  3. destroy, ruin
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