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sage
53.9; 613.6; 616.22. Sages
59.23; 389.1. sago
248.1. Sago 279.F25. Sagos
551.4. sedge
7.21; 213.6. sedges
209.7; 526.5. Ulves! Ulves!
565.5 (ulva (L) = sedge, marshgrass). sennacassia
612.15 - McHugh (A): "medicinal
Senna leaves of some Cassia species." Sequoia
126.34. sesameseed
95.15. shallots
550.15. shamrock
124.21. shamwork 613.10.
rocks, � Sham 170.24.
Shemlockup 180.6 (seamr�g (Ga) = shamrock).
Shimar Shin 10.18. shimwhir
346.26. shomars 3.16 (seamar
(Ga) = trefoil; honeysuckle).
schamlooking 467.10. Shamrogueshire
472.1-2 (ansiomarsin (Ga) = that trefoil (shamrock).
Shamus rogua 604.18. shammyrag
612.15. shamewaugh!
465.8. herb trinity shams
14.34. trefoll 526.22.
threefoiled 10.8. trifle
223.22. trifoaled
485.24 (trifolium (L) = three-leaved clover, shamrock).
McHugh (E): At
the same time that he seeks a name for
the questioner desires a manifest sign of
. To understand why
this is a plant we must sympathize with Yawn/Patrick's standpoint.
God is not a man as big as a state:
He is the Trinity, and the signature of the Trinity may be read
upon the shamrock" (p. 15). Sheflower
609.11 (2x). sloe
568.4. nistlingsloes 571.17.
Findrinny 28.12-13 (Fiondraighne (Ga) = fair sloe
trees). Snakeshead
212.14. snowdrop
265.L1. sorrel
80.3. sorrelwood 611.34 - McHugh (A): "wood
sorrell (sometimes mistaken for shamrock)." soybeans
140.31. speedwell
80.3; 458.14. "And this,
Joke, a sprig of blue speedwell just a spell of floralora so you'll
mind your veronique" (458.14-15) - Burrell:
"Speedwell is an herb of the genus Veronica" (p.
195). q.v. Appendix
C. spinach
346.3. spinasses 611.36. sprangflowers
59.11. spruce
365.32. squash
386.10. Squash 390.32. staggerhorned
590.28. stakelum
212.6. (stacula (L) = kind of vine). strawberry
64.28; 559.6.
strawberry leaves 435.21 - McHugh (A):
"a dukedom (ducal coronet bears 8 strawberry
leaves"). strawbirry
207.10. fragolance
265.8 - McHugh (A): "It
fragola: strawberry."
fraisey 265.8. fraiseberry
41.25 (fraise (F)
= strawberry). smooltroon
604.15-16 - McHugh (A): "Sw
smultron: wild strawberry." styearcases
416.22 - Burrell: "Since
it does not make much sense to devour staircases, the word derives from styracaceae,
a family of shrubs and trees which yield storax incense" (p. 194). sundew
130.25. sunflowered
350.12. sunflower
470.7; 509.21. sweetpea
392.25. fweet
willings 302.F2 [Sweet
William]. pink
williams 575.15. sycamode
533.7. sycamore 24.31; 397.23. sycamores 384.1;
388.24. sycomore
95.21. sycomores
203.21; 555.8. Sickamoors 281.20. sickamours
460.23. Sympoly
242.16. sympol 612.29 - McHugh (A):
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