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baare1 (=Ir. baar.) (f.) pl. bir apex, cap, climax, end, point, summit, tip, top: baare e vair y hummey ayns ushtey Bible; toe; (of wave) crest, curl; interval; ruin; bare; film on milk, surface
baare diamond point of a diamond: Ta peccah Yudah scruit lesh pen yiarn, as lesh baare diamond; te grainnit er glaare nyn gree, as er eairkyn nyn altaryn Bible
baare lhiam I had rather: Baare lhiam currym y dorrys y ve orrym ayns thie my Yee: na dy vaghey ayns cabbaneyn ny mee-chrauee. Bible
baare s'jerree latter growth: ren eh kiaddey ny locustyn ayns toshiaght cur-magh yn vaare s'jerree, as cur-my-er, she yn baare s'jerree ve lurg fouyr yn ree. Bible
baare y chleaysh tip of the ear: As ver y saggyrt jeh'n ooil t'ayns e laue er baare y chleaysh yesh echeysyn ta dy ve ghlennit Bible
baare y chliwe point of the sword: thousane thousaneyn spyrryd roie dy chion roish baare y chliwe dy scapail nyn gione, PC
baare y lorg end of the rod: shen-y-fa heeyn eh magh baare y lorg v'echey ayns e laue, as hum eh eh ayns kere-volley, as hug eh e laue gys e veeal Bible
bun as baare both the ends: Cur-my-ner te tilgit 'syn aile dy lostey; ta'n aile dy stroie eh bun as baare, as ta'n mean echey losht. Bible
bun dy baare head and tail: Shen-y-fa nee yn Chiarn giarey jeh Israel veih bun dy baare, eer bangan as fraue syn un laa. Bible
curl baare: On the curl of the wave - Er baare y tonn. DF idiom; cassag; cassey; curlal; feogh; keshag; kessey
interval (n.) baare, eddyrcheim, scuirr
Orange Tip (n.) Baare jiarg-buigh
sharpen (v.) birraghey, brackey, breckey, cur foyr er, foyraghey, geyraghey, geyrey, goaill foyr, shleeu; cur baare er: Sharpen the pencil - Cur baare er y phennleoie. DF idiom; shlieu, slhieu
top1 baare; mullagh: I hope to be top of my form - Ta mee treishteil dy bee'm ec mullagh my vrastyl. JJK idiom; baarelagh; (v.) cur baare er; pen
complete creaghnaghey; creaghnit; jeant; slane; slane jeant; soogh; (v.) cur baare er: To complete the misfortune - Dy cur baare er y donnys. DF idiom; lhieen: Complete this form and send it to me - Lhieen y form shoh as cur hym eh. DF idiom
point2 (n.) baare: The point of the sword - Baare y chliwe. DF idiom; birr, byr; bod; gob: Seal Point - Gob ny Rauney. DF idiom; kione: The Point of Ayre light - Thie Soilshey Kione ny Hayrey. DF idiom; point: Fourteen degrees below freezing point - Kiare keimyn jeig fo point rio. JJK idiom; poynt: You can give her a point or two to leeward John - Foddee oo poynt ny ghaa y lhiggey lhee Yuan. DF idiom; (v.) jeeraghey
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
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
pointless (adj.) gyn baare; gyn bree; gyn kione; neu-virragh, neu-foyragh
bare1 (v.) baarey, loamey, lommey, meayllaghey, roostey, rooishtey; (impv) baare; (adj.) lhome; lhomey: Running under bare poles - Shiaulley fo cruin lhomey DF idiom
cap (n.) baare, cap, capeen, farkyl; edd: Take off thy cap - Gow jeed dty edd. JJK idiom; bayrn: He won his cap - Hooar eh e vayrn. DF idiom; (v.) crooiney, cur bayrn er, keim er stowal er
church stile keym ny killey; keim ruillickey: Better to wait on top a large wave than a church stile - Share farkiaght er baare faarkee n'er keim ruillickey. DF 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
dipped hum, humm: He dipped the point of his finger in the water - Humm eh baare e vair 'syn ushtey. DF idiom; tummit; seiy
disordered baanrit; bun ry baare; bun ry skyn; ching; doghanagh; doghanit; fud y cheilley; neureajagh
end1 (n.) arbyl, baare, bun, err, erree, jerrey, oirr; (v.) castey, cheet gy kione, cur gy kione, jannoo jerrey; kione: We shall soon be at our journey's end - Beemayd dy-gerrid ec kione nyn yurnaa. JJK idiom; (adj.) jerrinagh, s'jerree
movement (n.) cheet as goll, lheihll, obbragh; gleashaght: He was the leading spirit of the movement - She bun as baare ny gleashaght v'eh. DF idiom
stile (n.) keim: Better to wait on top a large wave than a church stile - Share farkiaght er baare faarkee n'er keim ruillickey. DF idiom; keym
summit (n.) ard-veinn, baare, beinn; mullagh: We spent two hours on the summit of the mountain - Cheau shin daa oor er mullagh y clieau. JJK idiom; pen
bioghee animate, enliven, quicken: Va dor'ghys harrish ooilley'n diunid reill agh sp'ryd mie Yee er baare yn ushtey skeayl e skianyn bioghee, cur bree as troshid cooie ayns brein dagh rass dy ymmyrk' magh e ghooie. PC
birrag (f.) (pl -yn) canine tooth, eye tooth, fang; skewer, spike: Yn lheeah-rio neesht myr sollan t'eh deayrtey er y thalloo, as tra te riojit, t'eh lhie er baare ny stakyn birragh. Apoc; Dutch rush, shave grass
coarys-kerree penal system: Edgar Quine, yn Oltey jeh'n Chiare as Feed son Ayre, t'eh gra dy lhisagh coarys-kerree Vannin goll er aa-ronsaghey veih bun gys baare. BS
donnys affliction, bad luck, mischief, woe: Cha row ny heeasteyryn cosney monney er y skeddan as dy chur baare er y donnys, va earroo mooar dy vaatyn currit mow ayns sterrymyn mooarey NNS; (of weather) badness, vileness
goaill aash resting: Haink yindys mooar er Billy Beg tra honnick eh Thom Beg cho jeeragh as lajer, as tra ren Thom Beg goaill aash as greim dy vee dinsh eh da e skeeal voish bun as baare GB
moostey awakening, awaken suddenly, conjuring, raise, rouse, start, starting: Satan ny vud oc, troggal seose e chione myr leviathan, moostey baare y tonn PC; excite
ordaag vooar (f.) big toe: As ren eh 'varroo eh, as ghow Moses yn uill echey, as shen y choyrt er baare cleaysh yesh Aaron, as er ordaag e laue yesh, as er ordaag vooar e chass yesh. Bible
spoht pl. spohttyn spot: Yn spoht beg shid hee-oo hiar jeh baare my vair Eden, yn raad yiou'n dooinney sthie ayns gaar' PC
toltanyn ruins: Ta mee er hoiaghey baare y chliwe noi ooilley nyn yiattyn, dy chur er nyn gree ve faiynt, as nyn dhieyn ayns ymmodee toltanyn Bible
ynsagh crauee doctrine: Chamoo dy chur geill da raaghyn fardalagh, as coontey fegooish bun ny baare er sheelogheyn, ta doostey questionyn [streeuagh], ny smoo na ynsagh crauee, ta ayns credjue. Bible
ruin boghlaneagh; tholtanagh: The house went to ruin - Haink y thie dy ve tholtanagh. DF idiom; (v.) craghey, creiu, cur mow, cur naardey, milley, brishey; (n.) baare, tholtan, striggaltys, craiuaig, craght, stroiltys, stroialtys; cragh: It was the ruin of him - V'eh yn chragh echey. DF idiom
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