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anmagh belated, late, overdue, tardy, unpunctual: Cha vel eh agh obbyr caillit dy vel shiu ayns siyr dy irree dy moghey, as cha anmagh goaill fea Bible
dy anmagh late: Dy anmagh syn astyr ren dooinney aeg dy row, va geiyrt er Ivar yn reejerey, soie er ny noidyn marish ymmodee cummaltee ny hEllanyn. Chron
late1 anmagh: It's beginning to grow late - Te g'aase anmagh. JJK idiom; dy anmagh: I don't like going to bed late - Cha laik lhiam goll dy lhie dy-anmagh. JJK idiom; (adj., adv.) jeianagh; roud
unpunctual (adj.) anmagh, meehraaoil, moal, neuhraaoil
apples (npl.) ooyllyn; ooylyn: Apples and pears were very late this year - Va ooylyn as peearyn feer anmagh mleeaney. JJK idiom
better betteyder, faardaghey; chebballagh; geddyn yn varriaght er, jannoo ny share; vaardee; share: Better late than never - Share anmagh na dyn dy-bragh. JJK idiom
she went hiee; hie ee: She went to bed very late, and she says she's very tired - Hie ee dy lhie feer anmagh, as t'ee gra dy vel ee feer skee. JJK idiom
spare brash; ford; fordrail; goan; keyl; lhiggey lesh; lhome; spaarail, sparail: You've no time to spare, for it's very late - Cha nel traa erbee eu dy spaarail, son te feer anmagh. JJK idiom; tayrnit
very tired feer skee: She went to bed very late, and she says she's very tired - Hie ee dy lhie feer anmagh, as t'ee gra dy vel ee feer skee. JJK idiom
cur laue rish (as job) tackle: Dooyrt eh rish chaghteryn ec y cho-haglym dy nhegin cur laue rish y vaggyrt roish my vees eh ro anmagh. BS
cur ry-lhiattee adjourn, appropriation, head off, lay by, set apart, suspension: Shegin cur ry lhiattee adsyn ta anmagh, t’ee gra. BS
postal post: Stoo hie er postal ayns Lerpoyll jea dy ve currit gys Mannin, foddee dy jed eh er livrey dy h-anmagh er y fa dy row ny shirveishagh postagh dooint ayns Lerpoyll BS
shen myr t'eh it is so, that's how it is: Cha vel eh agh obbyr caillit dy vel shiu ayns siyr dy irree dy moghey, as cha anmagh goaill fea, as gee yn arran dy imnea: son shen myr t'eh coyrt cadley dauesyn shinney lesh. Bible
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