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pool (n.) co-rheynn, cochistey; dubbey: Playing tip round the pool - Cloie tig mygeayrt y dubbey. DF idiom; lhingey: A trout in the hand is worth two in the pool - Ta breck 'sy laue ny share na braddan 'sy lhingey. DF idiom; kishtey, loghan, poyll, poyll faarkee; (v.) cur ayns cochishtey
lhingey (f.) 1 backwater, mill dam, pond, pool, river-pool a: Ta breck 'sy laue ny share na braddan 'sy lhingey. DF; 2 football pool [O.Ir. linn]
poyll faarkee baths, pool, public baths, swimming pool: Ta'n valjaght troggal poyll faarkee da'n sleih ayns shen, gollrooin hene ayns Purt ny Hinshey! Dhoor
river-pool (n.) lhing, lhingey
fuller's field (n.) magher y ghialleyder: the upper pool in the highway of the fuller's field - yn loghansyrjey t’er y raad-vooar liorish magher yn ghialleyder. Bible
trout (n.) brack; breck: A trout in the hand is worth two in the pool - Ta breck 'sy laue ny share na braddan 'sy lhingey. DF idiom; brick
wash1 bashlagh; cur brat leaght-daah er; leaght-daah; niaghyn; niee: Wash thy hands - Niee dty laueyn. JJK idiom; oonlaghey; oonlee: Go, wash in the pool of Siloam - Immee as oonlee oo hene ayns poyll Siloam Bible
kishtey (=Ir. ciste.) pl. kishtaghyn (container) box; carton, case, casket, chest, cist, crate, pool, pot, pyx, suitcase, trunk: honnick eh ny berchee tilgey ny giootyn oc ayns kishtey yn stoyr. Bible
loghan (f.) pl. loghanyn dam, dock, lakelet, pond, pool, small lake, tank: ren shiu chaglym cooidjagh ushtaghyn yn loghan heese Bible
loghan-snaue swimming pool: Ta'n loghan-snaue noa ec Purt ny h-Inshey goll er troggal dy mie, agh oddagh fosley yn loghan ve currit sheear liorish mee er y chooid sloo. BS
poyll (f.) pl. puill bay, hole, pool, water supply: ren fer niee yn fainagh ayns poyll Samaria Bible
Poyll Vaaish Pool of Death, Poolvaash: hie mee marish Phil Gawne woish Poyll Vaaish as Manninagh elley. Carn
parched bolgit; greddagh; greddanit: And ye shall eat neither bread, nor parched corn - As cha jean shiu gee arran, ny arroo greddanit bible; paa; paagh; spongagh; spongit; sponkit: And the parched ground shall become a pool - As hig y thalloo sponkit dy ve ny loghan Bible
tip1 (n.) baare: The word was on the tip of my tongue - Va'n fockle er baare my hengey. DF idiom; chlash: They have gone to the tip - T'ad er ve ceaut magh. DF idiom; dooraght; faaue; (v.) cur faaue da; cur saayl er; cur yiarn er; irree; tig: Playing tip round the pool - Cloie tig mygeayrt y dubbey. DF idiom; yiarn
lhing (f.) pl. lhingaghyn age, generation, lifetime, period, reign, time: v'eh ny noid da Israel rish ooilley lhing Solomon Bible; river-pool; ling
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