Sheath

sheth, n. a case for a sword or other long m-truiueui: a scabbard: any thin defensive covering a uu-mbraue covering a stem or branch the wirig-t.'ise of an insect. (AS. \LL,ith, surth cog. with Ger. scheLie a sheath, Ice '•had ir, Iroin the toot of Shed, to separate.] Shoatho, sheth, v to put into a sheath to cover with a sheath or case to inclose in a lining, Sheathing, shC/4'ing, n. that which. sheathes, esp* the covering of a ship's ooitom. Sheave, shev, n the wheel of a pulley over which the rope runs [M. K. »h*Jc, skive, allied to Low tier hive, Ger, sthcibe, a flat, thin piece ol anything Shebeen, shc-bcn\ n a place where intoxicating drinks are privalt.lj and unlawfully sold, [Ir.J Shechinah, she-ki'na, See Sbekinah.