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troailt 1 commute, itinerate, journey, negotiate, travel, travelling, traverse, trek, trekking, voyage, voyaging a: ren ad troailt three laa ’syn aasagh Bible; 2 labour, travail: as huit Rachel er troailt Bible
carpet-bag (n.) poagey troailt
itinerate (v.) troailt, troailtagh
fare faarjey; faill; farrail; farral; leagh troailt; tailley: Return fare - Tailley fillit. DF idiom
labour1 doccar, traaue roish; doccarys; laboragh; laboraght; labraghey; lught obbyr; obbraghey; obbyr: Labour of a lifetime - Obbyr heihill. DF idiom; tooilleil; troailt; obbyr-lauee
train1 aarlaghey: Train a man for the navy - Dooinney y aarlaghey da'n lhuingys chaggee. DF idiom; (v.) cliaghtey, traenal, ynsaghey; (n.) traen: He travels by train - T'eh troailt er traen. DF idiom
traverse cheufort; goll harrish; goll tessen; jannoo tessenid; jiooldey; joltaghey; shooyl; tesmad; tessenid; troailt; troailtagh; troailtaghey
voyage marrinys: On the voyage home - Er y varrinys noal. DF idiom; shiaulley; troailt; troailtys marrey; turrys marrey; veyge
currit lesh ersooyl carried away: ta ASAP gra dy row eh grait ec çhaglym theayagh dy beagh ushtey sollit currit lesh ersooyl veih'n ynnyd ayns doaghyn troailt. BS
joarree (=Ir. deoraí) foreigner, outlander, outsider, stranger: Dooinney erbee jeh thie Israel, ny jeh’n joarree ta troailt ny mast' eu, Bible; (adj.) alien, bizarre, foreign, odd, outlandish, peculiar, remarkable, strange, unfamiliar, uninitiated: ren ad jeeghyn joarree y hirveish Bible; singular; unusual
Laksey (f.) Laxey: Ghow shinyn ass Feeagh Odin arrane reesht arraneyn myr "Queeyl Laksey", "Cur dou yn Leagh Troailt gys Laksey" Cur dou yn Argid Barroose dys Laksey? GK [Scand]
Queeyl Laksey Laxey Wheel: Ghow shinyn ass Feeagh Odin arrane reesht arraneyn myr "Queeyl Laksey", "Cur dou yn Leagh Troailt gys Laksey" Cur dou yn Argid Barroose dys Laksey? GK
spooyt (f.) cascade, small waterfall, spout, torrent: Hoshiaght cheayll eh myr dy beagh eh cronnane shellanyn, eisht myr feiyr spooyt mooar ayns Glion Meay, as ec y jerrey myr sheean troailt ymmodee sleih. GB
stappal stop: Agh va ben-thie gaase feer woirit nagh voddagh Shoanie as y fer elley troailt dy valley as dooyrt ee dy bare dauesyn stappal giu yn ushtey-vea. GB
traen tappee express: As foddee oo troailt ayns daa oor nish veih Paris gys Roazhon er traen tappee. Carn
as soon as cha leah as: And as soon as she saw them with her eyes, she doted upon them - As cha leah as honnick ee ad lesh e sooillyn, va yn aigney eck soit orroo Bible; cha leah’s: for as soon as Zion travailed, she brought forth her children - son cha leah’s va Zion er-troailt, hug ee son y theihll e cloan. Bible; erreish da: as soon as Isaac had made an end of blessing Jacob - erreish da Isaac v’er choyrt e vannaght da Jacob Bible
journey jurnaa: You have been on a journey - Ta shiu er ve er jurnaa. JJK idiom; jurnah; jurnaaghey, treealley, troalaghey; treeal: On a journey - Er treeal. DF idiom; troailt; troailtys; turrys: On the journey out - Er yn turrys noon. DF idiom; turrysagh; astyr; (to); (dy) hroailt
pained criuit; gortit; guint: I am pained at my very heart - ta mee guint, eer ec my chree Bible; pianit; seaghnit: so shall they be sorely pained at the report of Tyre - myr shen bee ad dy mooar seaghnit ec y skeeal mychione Tyre Bible; ayns pian: travailing in birth, and pained to be delivered - er-troailt, as ayns pian dy ve livreit Bible
ayns pian pained: Eisht va ny creeaghyn as ny laueyn oc er-creau, as eisht v'ad ayns pian myr mraane er-troailt. Apoc
crubbit bowed: Er-y-fa shen ta my veeghyn guint lesh pian ; ta pianyn er my ghreimmey, myr pianyn ben ta er-troailt: va mee crubbit sheese ec clashtyn eh Bible
neuhickyrit unconfirmed, unconvinced, unestablished, unratified, unsecured, unverified: Cha dooar ad y fer fo ourys ayns shoh, as ren ad troailt my hwoaie dys yn Ellan Lioas, raad va skeeal neuhickyrit dy vaik peiagh ennagh y fer-lhee as y daa phaithey aeg echey. BS
peiagh aasit adult: Ec y traa t'ayn, ta lane chied-troailt son peiagh aasit costal daa phunt as daeed. BS
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