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fud amid, amidst, among, amongst, during, midst, mingled: Fud cloan Israel cha bee eiraght erbee oc. Bible
ooilley fud-y-cheilley all in a flurry: Myr ec margey, my t'ou er eaishtagh rish cauaig y chaglym, agh cha bee ayd fys cre un ockle ta fer gra rish fer elley, agh y thassane mooar ooilley fud-y-cheilley PC
cur fud y cheilley bemuse, confuse, derange, disarray, disorganise, disorganization, disorganize, embarrass, jumble, litter, perturb, puzzle, subvert, tangle; dislocation, disorganisation; maze
fud ny hoie all night, overnight, through the night: As dreggyr Simon as dooyrt eh rish, Vainshter, ta shin er hooilleil fud ny hoie Bible
fud y cheilley at variance, chaotic, confused, confusing, confusion, dishevelled, disorder, disordered, embarrassed, flustered, messy, mixed up, muddle, muddled, perplexed, tangled, topsy-turvy: Va'n slane cooish currit fud y cheilley. DF
all night fud ny hoie: I did not sleep a wink all night - Cha ren mee cadley meekey fud ny hoie. JJK idiom
during car; er; er feiy; er fud; feiy: I've seen him pass twice during the day - Ta mee er n'akin eh goll shaghey daa cheayrt feiy'n laa. JJK idiom; fud; rish; trooid
nationally (adv.) fud yn ashoon
suffuse (v.) lheanaghey er fud
disorder (n.) asslaynt, chingys, doghan, meereiltys, meeoardyr; (v.) cur bun ry-baare, cur bun ry-skyn, jannoo asslayntagh; mee-reiltys; bun ry baare: The place was in disorder - Va'n boayl bun ry-baare. DF idiom; fud y cheilley: They fled in disorder - Hea ad fud y cheilley. DF idiom
muddle broagey; brock: She made a muddle of it - Ren ee brock jeh. DF idiom; brockey; corvaal; fud y cheilley: She's all in a muddle - T'ee ooilley fud y cheilley. DF idiom; mestane; whumm: She's all in a muddle - T'ee ooilley ayns whumm. DF idiom
mingled (ny) chione: And every meat offering, mingled with oil - As dagh oural-arran, ta ooil ny chione Bible; covestit; fud; mastey: whose blood Pilate had mingled with their sacrifices - yn uill oc va Pilate er gheayrtey mastey (fuill) ny ourallyn oc Bible; (ny) vud; seiyt; roie fud-y-cheilley: fire mingled with the hail - yn aile as y sniaghtey-garroo roie fud-y-cheilley Bible; mestit: a tenth deal of flour mingled with the fourth part of an hin of oil - omer dy flooyr mestit lesh yn chiarroo ayrn jeh hin dy ooil Bible; seiy: and mingled my drink with weeping - as er heiy my yough lesh jeïr Bible
fuinneyder (=Ir. fuineadóir) (pl -yn) baker: ta'n fuinneyder oc cadley fud-ny-hoie Bible
among (prep.) fud; mastey: He was reckoned among the greatest princes - V'eh coontit mastey ny prinsyn smoo. JJK idiom
confusion (n.) boirey, branlaadee, bun ry baare, corvaal, fud y cheilley, mestid, shaghrynys, tharmane; rouailley: It is unspeakable confusion! - Yn rouailley, cha nel insh er! DF idiom
did not cha ren: I did not sleep a wink all night - Cha ren mee cadley meekey fud ny hoie. JJK idiom
disordered baanrit; bun ry baare; bun ry skyn; ching; doghanagh; doghanit; fud y cheilley; neureajagh
litter aailagh, boanlagh; aal; coonlagh lhiabbagh, lhiabbee; brey, cur fud y cheilley, skeaylley boanlagh er; faiyragh, orchal; ortch; seiy: Pup of the first litter - Quallian jeh'n chied seiy. DF idiom
midst (n.) fud, mastey; mean: He immediately rushed into the midst of the enemy - Roie eh dy-chelleeragh ayns mean ny noidyn. JJK idiom
mingle (v.) covestey, mestey; seiy: they shall mingle themselves with the seed of men - nee ad seiy ad hene fud sluight deiney 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
assjee out of her: Ta'n eearroo jeusyn ta loayrt assjee fud-ny-cheerey tannaghtyn ec mysh 500,000. Carn
breinn (=Ir. brean.) foetid, loathsome, malodorous, mephitic, nasty, offensive, pestilential, putrid, rancid, rotten, smelly, stinking: va soar breinn jeu fud y cheer Bible; (putrid) foul; (as film) blue [O.Ir. brén]
cheet er gerrey da near: V'ad shiaulley feiy'n laa shen as fud ny hoie, bunnys, derrey v'ad cheet er gerrey da'n clyst varrey Bretnagh. Chron
cotteyryn cottagers: va'n cragh er ve speeideilagh erskyn credjue ayns wheesh as v'eh er hayrn arrey y teihll er yn aght voght v'er mooinjer Lioas, as er croiteyryn as cotteyryn er fud ny Gaeltaght. NNS
creagh (f.) pl. creaghyn furrow, stack: ta ny altaryn oc myr carnaneyn fud creaghyn y vagheragh Bible
crooinit (of king) crowned: shoh yn oyr ta ben-rein Hostyn as e dooinney er cheau traa foddey rouail fud ny hAlbey erreish jee v'er ghra dy row ee crooinit myr ben-rein jeh'n Reeriaght Unnaneyssit. Carn
cummeydagh able, competent, inventive, powerful, well-shaped: Ec y traa shen ren Paayl mac Valkey, fer-toshee yn Ellan Skianagh, as ny ghooinney cummeydagh lesh bree fud ny reeriaght Chron; (n.) old Manx sheep dog; schemer; pliable
dooinney marrey merman: As hie eh dys yn traie dy yeeaghyn son partanyn, as myr v'eh ronsagh fud ny creggyn haink dooinney marrey seose ass yn ushtey rish lhiattee yn creg. Dhoor
er gys unto: As eisht ta markit fud ny hoie Eer er gys brishey'n laa, Harrish ny magheryn glassey roie Feer tooillit keayrt ny ghaa. Dhoor
feie'n laa all day, through the day: Ta seshoonyn cadjin goll y chummal bunnys feie'n laa as fud ny hoie ayns y chamyr lhionney vooar. Carn
feill vee-lowit abominable flesh: Ta tannaghtyn fud ny oaiaghyn, as taaghey lhiaghtyn ny merriu; ta gee feill vee-lowit; as ta an-vroie cretooryn dwoaiagh ayns ny siyn oc Bible
gaueagh dangerous, hazardous, jeopardous, perilous, risky, unsafe, venturesome: Ta ny ymmyrtee ayd's er dty stiurey fud tonnyn gaueagh Bible
ghoaill myr reih (y); (to) settle upon: t’eh er ghoaill myr reih da hene fud biljyn ny keylley Bible
keiltagh secret: jarrood ny v'er haghyrt ayns Nerin tammylt beg er dy henney, raad va Commeeys y Thallooin reaghey çhaglymyn foawragh er fud ny çheerey as sheshaghtyn keiltagh, myr sampleyr, ny Guillyn Baney as ny Fir Rybban NNS
keylley2 (ny) arboreal: T'eh giarey sheese cedaryn, as goaill y cypress as y darragh, t'eh er ghoaill myr reih da hene fud biljyn ny keylley
lhionney ale; (gen.) of ale: Ta seshoonyn cadjin goll y chummal bunnys feie'n laa as fud ny hoie ayns y chamyr lhionney vooar. Carn
meecheeallagh senseless, unadvisedly: Lhig ad ny coyin gys ny lhargeeyn (d'eayshil ad ny coyin). Fud ny ghlionteeyn by niessey daue. Haink coyrle jeh beggan keilley (coyrle meecheeallagh) Coraa
postagh (=Ir. postach) postal: Ta'n chumrail ayn kyndagh rish arganeyn ec kuse dy h-ynnydyn postagh fud y Reeriaght Unnaneyssit. BS
s'aaley finer: Shoh'n cubbyl s'aaley ren laue Yee y chroo fud e chretooryn; cha row veg gollroo, shooyl laue ry laue v'ad glen, ny[n] aigney seyr veih dagh failleil ta cur er graih gaase PC; finest
scooirt scrubbed: nyn armyn scooirt, culleeyn ard ren craa, 's kiaull myr roish cah noa fud dagh sheshaght va. PC
shag (f.) cormorant: Hug ad y tay da'n shag ayns meddyr, Loo yn shag nagh row eh mie, Lheim eh seose as clap eh e skianyn, As deayrt eh ooilley'n tay fud thie. Dhoor; shag
slattag (=Ir. slatag) (f.) 1 pl. slattagyn (for bird) perch; 2 small rod, small stick, small switch, stripe, swizzle stick, twig a: va slattag Aaron fud ny slattyn elley Bible; 3 written accent
sproghtit (very) angry: Ta eeasteyryn jeh ny shiaght skeeraghyn craidit, sproghtit er e hon fud ny bleeantyn foddey Coraa
stiurey (=Ir. stiúradh) 1 administration, command, control, controllability, direct, direction, guidance, guide, handle, handling, helm, lead, manage, manipulate, manipulation, navigate, navigation, pilot, piloting, regulate, regulation, rudder, steer, steering, superintendence, supervise, supervision a: Ta ny ymmyrtee ayd's er dty stiurey fud tonnyn gaueagh Bible; 2 (as team) captain
taitnyssee (comp./sup.) agreeable: va dy chooilley nhee fud y cheilley 'sy chashtal share as s'taitnyssee dy voddagh y ve ayn. CnyO
varrey See marrey of the sea: V'ad shiaulley feiy'n laa shen as fud ny hoie, bunnys, derrey v'ad cheet er gerrey da'n clyst varrey Bretnagh. Chron
perplexed anveaghit; boirit; seaghnit: the herds of cattle are perplexed, because they have no pasture - ta ny shellooyn ollagh seaghnit, son nagh vel aber oc Bible; êginit: are perplexed, but not in despair - ta shin êginit, agh cha vel shin fo meehreishteil Bible; fud y cheilley
subvert (v.) cleiy fo, cur fud y cheilley; cur shaghrynys er; cur trooid y cheilley: Whose mouths must be stopped, who subvert whole houses - Ny beeill oc sheign y yeigh, ta cur slane lughtyn-thie fo-my-cheilley Bible; cassey: To subvert a man in his cause, the Lord approveth not - Dy chassey dooinney ayns e chooish cha vel y Chiarn lowal jeh Bible
walked shooillit; shooylt; hooyl; hooill; huill: And Abner and his men walked all that night through - As huill Abner as e gheiney fud-ny-hoie shen Bible
wandering1 rouail: He is wandering about - T'eh rouail mygeayrt. DF idiom As the bird by wandering, as the swallow by flying - Myr ta’n ushag ayns rouail, as y ghollan-gheayee ayns getlagh Bible; rouailtagh; shaghraneys; shaghranys; shaghrynagh; shaghrynys: Better is the sight of the eyes than the wandering of the desire - Ny share ta shen ta roish dty hooillyn, na shaghrynys yn yeearree; stravaagey: She is wandering about - T'ee stravaagey mygeayrt. DF idiom; wandreilagh; wandreilys; rouaillagh; er-shaghryn: he was wandering in the field - v’eh er-shaghryn fud y vagher Bible
cast complex, contorted, curly, curved, intricate, many-sided, spun, ticklish, warped, wrapped, wreathed, wry, twined: va'n amlagh cast mysh my chione Bible; folden: Son choud as t’ad cast fud-y-cheilley myr ny drineyn Bible; perverted
cauaig (f.) (of crowd) buzz; coo, moan, murmur: Myr ec margey, my t'ou er eaishtagh rish cauaig y chaglym, agh cha bee ayd fys cre un ockle ta fer gra rish fer elley, agh y thassane mooar ooilley fud-y-cheilley PC
chombaase compassed: As chombaase ad eh stiagh, as lhie ad farkiagh dy feagh er e hon fud-ny-hoie ec giat yn ard-valley Bible
chyndaa ergooyl volte face: hoie ad orroo lesh wheesh dy eulys as dy ren ad chyndaa ergooyl as chea ayns stayd fud y cheilley er ash gys Mannin raad varr ad paart dy 'leih voish Galloway va baghey syn Ellan Chron
faastit wrung: Mest ad dy-cheilley gys t'ad ooilley fud-y-cheilley, as gyn crammanyn; eisht kiangle eh seose ayns aanrit, faastit ass ushtey cheh, as spreiht lesh flooyr. Dhoor
gruaie (f.) brow, countenance, face, facet, profile, silhouette, temple; cheek: T'ee keayney dy sharroo fud-ny-hoie, as ta jeïr er e gruaien. Bible; grim countenance
hraie 1 beached: Hraie eh y baatey ayns Purt Chiarn DF; 2 (dy); (to) go back a: hug y Chiarn er yn aarkey dy hraie, lesh geay niartal veih’n niar fud-ny-hoie shen Bible
ry laue nearby; to hand: Shoh'n cubbyl s'aaley ren laue Yee y chroo fud e chretooryn; cha row veg gollroo, shooyl laue ry laue v'ad glen, nyn aigney seyr veih dagh failleil ta cur er graih gaase feayr; va'n graih oc dooie, sheshoil, meiygh PC
seiy agitate, bear down, churn, churning, foment, fomentation, knife, litter, lunge, mixing, mixture, prod, propel, propulsion, protrusion, push, pushing, shove, shoving, stick, stir, stir up, thrust, tilt, tilting, transfix; (of bull) gore; upstroke; dipped: varr ad mannan jeh ny goair, as seiy ad yn cooat ’syn uill Bible; troubled: ny diunidyn myrgeddin v’ad er nyn seiy Bible; wallow, muddy: jean aanrit-sack y chryssey mood, as seiy oo hene ’sy leoie Bible; mingle, mix up: nee ad seiy ad hene fud sluight deiney Bible; stab: Lesh y chied seiy dy chosney yn varriaght DF; trouble: ren oo seiy ny ushtaghyn lesh dty chassyn Bible; mingled
skeaylt disbanded, disconnected, dispelled, loose-fitting, loose-jointed, slackened, sprinkled, sprung, unfurled; scattered: Ta ny craueyn ain ny lhie skeaylt er beeal yn oaie Bible; spread: cur-my-ner va'd skeaylt ooilley fud y vagheragh Bible; separated: Ta’n obbyr mooar as lhean, as ta shin skeaylt er y voalley Bible; uncollected; floating, loose, spreading
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