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cheer (=Ir. tír) (f.) pl. cheeraghyn country, home, land, shore, state, territory: ta mee er choyrt diu cheer ayn nagh ren shiuish laboragh Bible; region
cheer coadit (f.) protectorate
cheer dooie (f.) fatherland
cheer sleitagh (f.) hill country, wold: As huitt aggle (arrymagh) er ooilley nyn naboonyn: as hie goo jeh ooilley ny reddyn shoh magh trooid ooilley cheer sleitagh Yudea. Bible
cheer vooar (f.) mainland: Hannah, ta skeealyn ayns pabyryn-naight dy vel sleih ayns Cheer Vooar ny hEuropey goaill aggle roish treealtyssyn yn SNP as dy vel Hollannee ennagh er ve agglit ass. Carn
er cheer ashore, on shore; upon the land of: Er cheer my phobble hig seose drineyn as dressyn, dy jarroo er ooilley ny thieyn dy reaïd, ayns yn ard-valley rouanagh Bible
goaill cheer land: Ren yn Chiarn Robard, Ree ny hAlbey, goaill cheer lesh lhuingys-chaggee mooar ec Rhumsaa er y hoghtoo laa jeig jeh Mee ny Boaldyn. Chron
slane cheer whole land: As ennym y nah awin Gihon: yn awin cheddin ta combaasal slane cheer Ethiopia. Bible
ass y cheer abroad: Nish fod Mnr Jenkins, Scrudeyr Hostyn, ceau magh ass y cheer peiagh erbee t'eh coontey y ve ny 'er-atchimys - gyn boirey mychione cooyrtyn as nyn lheid. Carn
cheer my ghooie (f.) my native land: Ta mee faagail nish cheer my ghooie, Yn Ellan Veg t'ayns mean y cheayn. Carn
Cheer ny Goal (f.) Britain: Myr v'ad loayrt haink eh dy ve baghtal dy row ad smooinaghtyn mychione ashoonaghys jeh ashoonyn mooarey: Yn Rank, Cheer Ny Goal as Yn Ghermaan. Carn
goll er y cheer go into the country: Ny lurg shen hoilshee eh eh-hene ayns cummey elley da jees jeu, myr v'ad shooyl er y raad, as goll er y cheer. Bible; landing
Cheer Vannin, Shenn Charnaneyn as yn Cholloo Manx countryside, ancient monuments and the Calf of Man
land (n.) cheer, farran, thalloo; (gen.) thallooin; (v.) cheet gys y thalloo, cur er cheer, cur er thalloo, goaill cheer, goll er cheer, goll er thalloo; (nyn) dhalloo; (gen.) cheerey: He'll doubtless be punished according to he law of the land - Gyn dooyt bee eh kerrit coardail rish leigh ny cheerey. JJK idiom
disembarkation (n.) cur er cheer; goll er cheer; jee-lughtaghey
lught-reill authorities, authority: ghow lught-reill ayns un cheer (Sostyn) greim er cheer elley (Nerin). Carn
abroad (adv.) ass y cheer: He went abroad - Hie eh ass y cheer. DF idiom; gy lhean, dy lhean; mooie; er lheead
country (n.) cheer: Each country has its own peculiar customs - Ta dagh cheer as e chliaghtaghyn er-lheh eck. JJK idiom; thalloo
failed (v.) daïll: And when money failed in the land of Egypt, and in the land of Canaan - As tra daïll yn argid ayns cheer Egypt, as ayns cheer Chanaan Bible
fatherland (n.) cheer dooie
mainland (n.) cheer vooar, neuellanagh
motherland (n.) cheer ghooie
protectorate (n.) cheer coadit, coadanys
wonderland (n.) cheer ny yindyssyn
ashoonaghteyryn nationalists: Peiagh erbee ta feddyn foill lesh yeearreeyn ny ashoonaghteyryn Celtiagh son seyrsnys lane, ta ny hashoonaghteyryn cur freggyrt da gra dy vel cheer ennagh ta ny sloo na yn cheer ocsyn slane seyr Carn
broïd dirt; filth; filthiness: Ta’n cheer ayn ta shiu goll dy chummal, cheer neu-ghlen lesh broïd pobble ny cheeraghyn, lesh nyn obbraghyn feohdoil Bible; corruption; pollution
feer yesh classy: Hie eh seose y clieau as lurg da cheet harrish, dod eh fakin y cheer er y cheu elley; cheer feer yesh as feer rey GB
taal adze; secretion, flowing: daue shoh ren y Chiarn breearrey nagh jinnagh eh shilley dauesyn jeh'n cheer ren y Chiarn loo da ny ayraghyn oc dy choyrt daue, cheer taal bainney as mill. Bible
taaley draw, flow, flowing: doardee'n Chiarn liorish Moses e harvaant ec y traa hug eh lesh nyn ayraghyn magh ass cheer Egypt, dy choyrt dooinyn cheer ta taaley lesh bainney as mill Apoc; lactate, secrete; lactation, secretion
east country (n.) cheer-har: from the east country, and from the west country - veih yn cheer-har, as veih yn cheer-heear Bible
state (v.) abbyr, gra; (n.) ashoon; cheer: Every state was represented - Va chaghter ass gagh cheer ayn. DF idiom; state; staydoilys: We dined in state - Dee shin ayns staydoilys. DF idiom; foaynoo; stayd: I want to hear the actual state of things - Saillym clastyn stayd firrinagh ny reddyn. DF idiom; stait: Divorce church from state - Yn agglish y scarrey veih'n stait. DF idiom; steat: Weighed down with the affairs of state - Laadit lesh currymyn steat. DF idiom
west country (n.) cheer-heear: from the east country, and from the west country - veih yn cheer-har, as veih yn cheer-heear Bible
cheer-har east country: As hed oo noi ooilley yn cheer-heear, er-yn-oyr as dy ren ad mee- viallys er y sarey aym's. Apoc
cheer-heear west country: As hed oo noi ooilley yn cheer-heear, er-yn-oyr as dy ren ad mee- viallys er y sarey aym's. Apoc
cheer-oaylleeaght (=Ir. tír-eolas) (f.) geography
rustication (n.) cummal er y cheer, eebyrtys shallidagh
combaase 1 circular route, detour a: ghow ad combaase mygeayrt cheer Edom Bible; 2 compass; 3 timing
Ghaeltaght1 (f.) (Y); (The) Highlands: Ta 25 jeu shoh ayns ny ellanyn as cheer ard (y Ghaeltaght). Carn
ashore (adv.) er cheer; er-halloo; er-traie; er y traie: The boat was driven ashore - Va'n baatey eiyrit er y traie. DF idiom
Assyria (n.) (Yn) Assyria: And Pul the king of Assyria came against the land - As haink Pul ree Assyria noi yn cheer Bible
commotion (n.) trusley, anvea; irree-magh: the noise of the bruit is come, and a great commotion out of the north country - ta sheean y naight er jeet, as irree-magh dewil ass y cheer my-hwoaie Bible
cousin1 (n.) dooinney mooinjerey: His cousin is still far from his native country - Ta e ghooinney-mooinjerey (ben-vooinjerey) foddey veih cheer e ghooie (cheer e dooie) foast. JJK idiom; cosan; cussan
customs (npl.) cliaghtaghyn: Each country has its own peculiar customs - Ta dagh cheer as e chliaghtaghyn er-lheh eck. JJK idiom; oashyn
desolation1 (n.) toyrt-mow; traartys: who therefore gave them up to desolation - ren er-yn-oyr shen ad y livrey seose gys traartys Bible; follym-faase: And I will bring the land into desolation - As neem’s y cheer eu follym-faase bible
disquiet anaashagh; anvea: that he may give rest to the land, and disquiet the inhabitants of Babylon - son fea y choyrt da’n cheer, agh anvea da Bible; imnea; neuaash
each (adj., adv.) dagh: Each country has its own peculiar customs - Ta dagh cheer as e chliaghtaghyn er-lheh eck. JJK idiom; gagh
flatness (n.) dreeys, folmid, glennid, injillid, kiunid, lhaggid, lheanid, meayllid, merruid, reaid; liabagid, carrooid, rea, laare, strah, çheer rea, shanglanid
goodly mountain (n.) Slieau Aalin: and see the good land that is beyond Jordan, that goodly mountain - as shilley ’gheddyn jeh’n cheer mie shen ta cheu elley dy Yordan, yn slieau aalin shen Bible
Hebrews (npl.) (The); (Ny) Hewnyn; Hebrewnee: For indeed I was stolen away out of the land of the Hebrews - Son dy jarroo, va mee er my gheid ersooyl ass cheer ny Hebrewnee Bible; Hebrewnyn
Holy Land (n.) (The); (Yn) Cheer Vannee; thalloo sheaynt: And the Lord shall inherit Judah his portion in the holy land - As nee yn Chiarn goaill huggey hene myr eiraght Judah e chronney ayns y thalloo sheaynt, Bible
home1 balley, valley; oayll; cheer; thie: They came home with the blessing - Haink ad thie lesh y vooilley orroo. DF idiom; dy valley: It's the nearest way home - Te yn aagherrid dy-valley. JJK idiom
I will remember cooin-yms er: I will remember his deeds which he doeth - cooin-ym er e obbraghyn t’eh dy yannoo Bible; nee'm cooinaghtyn er: I will remember the land - nee'm cooinaghtyn er y cheer
I will rid eiyr-ym ersooyl: I will rid evil beasts out of the land - eiyr-ym ersooyl drogh-veishtyn ass y cheer Bible; livrey-ym: I will rid you out of their bondage - livrey-ym shiu veih’n bondiaght oc Bible
Manx countryside, ancient monuments and the Calf of Man Cheer Vannin, Shenn Charnaneyn as yn Cholloo
must I (interrog.) negin dou: must I needs bring thy son again unto the land from whence thou camest? - negin dou dty vac y choyrt lhiam reesht gys y cheer haink oo veih? Bible
native (n., adj.) cheeragh, dooghyssagh; dooiagh; dooie: One never forgets his native country - Cha nel fer dy-bragh jarrood cheer e ghooie. JJK idiom; (n.) fer dooie
neighbours (npl.) naboonyn; nabooyn: The country is far behind its neighbours - Ta'n cheer foddey ergooyl e nabooyn. DF idiom
pilot (n.) leeideilagh purtey, pilot; stiureyder: Drop the pilot - Yn stiureyder y chur er cheer. DF idiom; (v.) stiurey
plain baghtal; blaare; magh; neuchast, neuchialgagh, neuwoyagh, plain, sockeragh; (n.) cheer rea, rea, strah, thalloo rea; kiart
pluck out (v.) speeiney, spulgey, tayrn magh; astyrt ass: I will pluck them out of their land - nee’m ad y astyrt ass y cheer Bible
root up (v.) astyrt ass: he shall root up Israel out of this good land - as nee eh Israel y astyrt ass y cheer vie shoh Bible; reurey
Scotland (n.) Albey, Cheer ny Halbey; Nalbin: Have you been in Scotland? - Vel shiu er ve ayns n'Albin? JJK idiom
shall empty folmee: I will send unto him wanderers, that shall cause him to wander, and shall empty his vessels - dy der-yms ersyn joarreeyn, eiyrys eh gys cheer yoarree, as folmee ad ny siyn-feeyney echey Bible
shall not see cha vaik: Surely they shall not see the land - Son shickyrys, cha vaik ad y cheer Bible
shore (n.) cheer; oirr ny marrey; thalloo: To hug the shore - Dy hiaulley faggys da'n thalloo. DF idiom; traie: The boat is drifting on shore - Ta'n baatey tuittym er y traie. DF idiom
taxed1 (financially) fo cheesh: he taxed the land to give the money according to the commandment of Pharaoh - hug eh yn cheer fo keesh dy yannoo magh yn argid cordail rish oardagh Pharaoh Bible
throughout er feie; er fud; trooid magh; (ny) hrooid: So they divided the land between them to pass throughout it - Myr shoh rheynn ad y cheer eddyr ad, dy gholl ny hrooid Bible
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