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ceau (=Ir. caith, caitheamh) carry, consume, dart, fall, hang, last, loose, pass, rake, run out, upbraid, waste; weather, shower, rain; aim, launch, shy, shoot; cast, throw: Dy chooilley lhiannoo-mac hig son y theihll nee shiu ceau 'syn awin Bible; bear, wear: nee Aaron ceau yn breast-plate dy vriwnys erskyn e chree Bible; hurl: Agh my t’eh tuittym er trooid goanlys, ny ceau red erbee er, liorish lhie cooyl-chlea Bible; yield: Lhig da’n thalloo gymmyrkey faiyr, yn losserey ceau rass Bible; lay out, spend, spending; (on road) corner; raining: Agh te dorraghey nish, as te ceau trome foast. Coraa
ceau argid disburse, pay out: Dinsh Britaanagh dou dy vel y reiltys Frangagh ceau argid fy yerrey dy haraghey ny raaidyn sy Vritaan Carn
ceau ersooyl discard, dispose, throw away: Dy vod prowal nyn gredjue ta foddey s'costal na airh ta ceau ersooyl, ga er ny hrial lesh aile, ve er ny gheddyn gys moylley, as ooashley, as gloyr ec cheet Yeesey Creest: Bible
ceau harrish overturn: Ta plan ynnydagh Sulby 'breinnit' as lhisagh eh goll er ceau harrish, coardail rish Arthur Radcliffe. BS; tip over, upset
ceau jeh abdicate, lay aside, leave off, pull off, throw off: Cha vel veg yn aggle ayns graih; agh ta graih firrinagh ceau jeh aggle; son raad ta aggle ta torchagh: eshyn ta fo aggle, cha vel eh firrinagh ayns graih. Bible; cast off
ceau magh dismiss, eject, evict, jettison, throw out: T'eh ceau magh e rio ayns peeshyn mynney Bible
ceau seose throw up, totalise, totalize, tot up: trog toor noi eck, as ceau seose carnane noi eck Bible
ceau shelley expectorate, salivate, spit: My heidys oo er y smarage, nee eh lossey; ceau shelley er, as bee eh er ny vooghey Apoc
ceau sooill er look over: ta reddyn ec Hommy as mish dy resoonagh magh mayrt mychione tholtan Ballaskeig, as lurg shen foddee hig oo marin as ceau sooill er y voayl. Dhoor
taunt ceau flout er, ceau floutyn, ceau floutyn er; conaasagh; conaasid; connysid; flout: to be a reproach and a proverb, a taunt and a curse - dy ve son oltooan, as an-ghoo as flout, as mollaght Bible; flouteragh; grinderaght
hobby (n.) cabbyl beg, cabbyleen, shirragh corranagh; ceau traa: It was his hobby - V'eh yn ceau traa echey. DF idiom
challenge arganey; ceau ourys er: I challenge your word - Ta mee ceau ourys er dty ghoo. DF idiom; cheet neose er; cur forrane da; cur y lane fo; doolane: Open challenge - Lane doolane. DF idiom; doolaney; forrane
dismiss (v.) brishey, ceau magh, cur ersooyl, jiooldey, lhiggey ersooyl, seyrey, skeaylley; ceau voish: Let us dismiss the subject - Ceaumayd voin y chooish. DF idiom
expectorate (v.) ceau shelley, shelley
impugnment (n.) ceau ourys er
rain (v.) ceau, ceau fliaghey; (n.) fliaghey: I believe we shall have rain before long - Ta mee credjal dy bee fliaghey ain roish foddey. JJK idiom; jeein
recreation (n.) ooraghey, ceau emshir
salivate (v.) ceau shelley, shellaghey
sparking (v.) ceau drilleenyn; (adj.) drillinagh
throwing stones (v.) castey; claghey; ceau claghyn: What are you saying about throwing stones? - C'red t'ou gra mychione ceau claghyn? Bunnydys
cast off (v.) feaysley, feasley; jiooldey: and will cast off this city Jerusalem - as jiooldey voym yn ard-valley shoh Jerusalem bible; tilgey: For the Lord will not cast off for ever - Son cha jean y Chiarn tilgey jeh son dy bragh Bible; ceau jeh: And as they cried out, and cast off their clothes - As myr v’ad gyllaghey, as ceau jeu nyn eaddagh Bible
explain (v.) ceau soilshey er: I cannot explain it - Cha noddym ceau soilshey er. DF idiom; cur baght er; meenaghey; soilshaghey: I am going to explain to you the rule, which is the most difficult of all - Soilsheeym dhyt yn reill s'doillee jeh ooilley. JJK idiom
upset anvea: I am upset - Ta anvea orrym. DF idiom; ceau bun ry-skyn; ceau harrish; cled; cleddal; lhieg; lhieggal; lhieggey: It upset - Ren eh lhieggey. DF idiom; imnea: Don't be so upset - Ny bee lhied yn imnea ort. DF idiom; pundaig
lavish (v.) ceau dy skeayltagh; (adj.) ceautagh; feoiltagh; skeayltagh; jummallagh
sleet (v.) ceau fliugh-niaghtee; (n.) fliugh-niaghtee, sniaghtey fliugh
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