adj i(so+adbar) rich, wealthy (opp. to daidbir): Saran s.¤ (of a saint), Fél. May 15 . pl. tír . . . ata saidbri saigthi `whose wicked ones are wealthy', Prol. 162 . is s.¤ in spirut nóeb do thídnocul cecha maithiusa, PH 5453 . dochum laich s.¤ , LU 1210 ( Imr. Brain ii 285 ). na tócuir chucut . . . do comaichiu sáidbriu = vicinos divites, PH 6020 . madh saidhbhir nó daidhbhir, Ruth iii 10 . compar. rig bus saidbre ┐ bus glordai indái, PH 3971 . cīa saidbri nach sūi (of Gregory), ZCP iii 39 § 13 . an chuid is saidhbre don phobal, Psalms xlv 12 . Of things: cona ferann sona s.¤ , BColm. 82.23 . co tigib saidbri suaichinti, TTebe 502 . ba saidhbir . . . o gach earnuil eisc an loch sin, Mackinnon Cat. 80.3 . a crislaighibh . . . a lúireach saidhbhir, Comp. CC 102.1 . róid saidhbhre a chóig gcneadh `precious', PBocht 5.6 . With foll. gen.: nir'bo s.¤ loin lucht a longphuirt well-supplied, CCath. 4915 . níor bhó saidhbhir lóin iadsidhe, AFM vi 2334.1 . abundant, numerous : ropad shaidbriu samud Coluim C. oltás cech samad, LB 31b68 ( Three Hom. 106.16 ). cāiniudh cach cinadh caingnig | co ndēraib saidbri[b] solmaibh, ZCP vi 264 § 4 . cía bái rempu slúag ba saidbre `wealthier' (? more numerous), Metr. Dinds. iii 380.15 . fo gebha slicht saidhbir na sochaidhe ann abundant trace, MR 276.16 ; cf. sadbir in slicht, LL 32a41 . sel sadbir, 32b46 . Clann M. na ruag saidhbhir, Aithd. D. 31.27 . Note also: saidhbhir fhéaghaim dot uamhun `I have too great regard for the fear thou inspirest', Magauran 2531 .

As subst.: o shaidbir ┐ o dhaidbir (sic leg.), PH 4013 . do rochtain . . . an bhoicht ┐ an tsaidhbhir, TSh. 361 .