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baatey (=Ir. báid) pl. baatyn boat, even keel: As myr va ny marrinnee mysh cosney ass y lhong, as er lhiggey yn baatey sheese er yn ushtey Bible
baatey eeastee fishing boat: Agh she Sostnee ren scuirr yn baatey-eeastee Yernagh shen faggys da Mannin. Carn
baatey gunn gunboat: Dy neu-arryltagh, deaisht ny Goaldee rish ny Manninee as chur ad baatey-gunn dy reayll ny Manninee nyn dost. Carn
fer baatey boatman: Tra va shin shiaulley mygeayrt Kione Spaainagh hiaull yn fer baatey cho faggys da ny carrickyn as b'lhoys da, raad honnick shin keeadyn dy idd (stronnagyn as pirree) er oirryn ny carrickyn Carn
lifeboat (n.) baatey lhuingey, baatey sauchys; baatey sauaillagh: Port St Mary lifeboat was out last night - Va baatey sauaillagh Phurt le Moirrey mooie riyr. DF idiom
boat (n.) baatey: They are building a boat there - T'ad jannoo baatey ayns shen. DF idiom; (v.) jannoo baateyrys, shiaulley
bumboat (n.) baatey dellal; bum-baatey
flat boat (n.) baatey rea-hoynagh
fly boat (n.) baatey chaghteraght
scow (n.) baatey rea-honnagh
seaplane (n.) baatey etlagh; mooiretlan
motor boat (n.) baatey-pooar
sauaillagh (n.) rescuer; (adj.) salvable, saving: Va baatey sauaillagh Phurt le Moirrey mooie riyr DF
ashore (adv.) er cheer; er-halloo; er-traie; er y traie: The boat was driven ashore - Va'n baatey eiyrit er y traie. DF idiom
at rest (adj.) feagh; ec fea: She is at rest now - T'ee ec fea nish. DF idiom; scuirrit: The boat is at rest - Ta'n baatey scuirrit. DF idiom
beached er y traie; traieit, trait; hraie: He beached the boat in Port Erin - Hraie eh y baatey ayns Purt Chiarn. DF idiom
defended fendit: They defended themselves well, but what could a few boats' crews do? - B'end ad ad hene dy-mie, agh cre yarg kuse veg dy skimmeeyn baatey y yannoo? JJK idiom
lift ardjaghey, buinn, geid, troggal; ardjee: The tide will lift the boat - Ardjee yn tidey y baatey. DF idiom; (impv) irree, trog; (n.) cummaght ardjee, markiaght, troggeyder; ardjeyder: The lift is stuck - Cha nel yn ardjeyder gobbragh. DF idiom
lighter1 baatey lughtee, lughteyder; (n.) losseyder; eddrymmey; (ny) seddrymey; eddrymee: Lighter than air - Ny s'eddrymee na'n aer. DF idiom
quay (n.) keiy: The boat is alongside the quay in Douglas - Ta'n baatey rish y cheiy ayns Doolish. DF idiom
shore (n.) cheer; oirr ny marrey; thalloo: To hug the shore - Dy hiaulley faggys da'n thalloo. DF idiom; traie: The boat is drifting on shore - Ta'n baatey tuittym er y traie. DF idiom
tender1 (n.) carr geayil, baatey frastyl, tarrish; (n.) cheb; (adj.) bog, fiosagh, meigh, mettey, meiyghagh; meiygh; meddey
aahley fishery, fishing ground, marine habitat: As laa-ny-vairagh hie Juan gys yn eeastagh ayns y baatey beg echey, as tra v'eh er- jeet dys yn aahley-eeastee, cheau eh yn aker magh as ren eh yn chord shickyr Dhoor; (at sea) location
assaig ferry: Cha row baatey ny assaig ry-gheddyn yn moghrey shen, myr shen hooar Richard Young etlan cassee. GK
cheumooie jeh besides, save, except for: nagh row baatey erbee elley ayns shen, cheu-mooie jeh'n un vaatey shen va ny ostyllyn er n'ghoaill Bible
er faill stipendiary; on hire, on rent: Veagh my ayr goaill baatey beg er faill as ersooyl lhien magh ass y phurt. CJ
fillee beg kilt: Tra hie shin stiagh 'sy phurt hene haink baatey magh ass as dooinney aynjee as fillee beg er, cloie er y Phiob vooar. GK
guee mollaghtyn swear, swearing: b'egin da ny Sostnee jannoo siyr dy roshtyn y traie, raad va'n baatey fuirraght roo, as d-immee ad reue as ny Manninee gyllagh dy lunagh as guee mollaghtyn orroo. Coraa
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
jeh yioin deliberately, intentionally, knowingly, purposely, wilfully, willingly: Neayr's y traa shen, ta fer jeh'n skimmee er ghra dy row y baatey currit fo jeh yioin. BS
Keayn Twoaie (Yn); (The) North Sea: V'eh er ny insh dooin dy vel Mooir Hostyn (Yn Keayn Twoaie myr t'ad gra rish 'sy Vaarle), faarkey feer hrong agh cha vaik shin baatey elley erbee derrey rosh shin ny magheryn ooill. GK
Kione Spaainagh Spanish Head: Tra va shin shiaulley mygeayrt Kione Spaainagh hiaull yn fer baatey cho faggys da ny carrickyn as b'lhoys da, raad honnick shin keeadyn dy idd (stronnagyn as pirree) er oirryn ny carrickyn Carn
maidjey raue oar: Myr shen beign dooin goaill maidjey raue ayns ny laueyn ain as gymmyrt daa veeilley dys y phurt, baatyn beg as y baatey sauailagh mygeayrt y mooin. GK
myr yien pretence, show; as though, as if: lhiggey yn baatey sheese er yn ushtey, myr yien dy chur magh akeryn veih toshiaght ny lhuingey. Bible; pretendedly, shamming
phiob vooar (yn); (Scottish) bagpipe: Tra hie shin stiagh 'sy phurt hene haink baatey magh ass as dooinney aynjee as fillee beg er, cloie er y Phiob vooar. GK
spaagit spattled: Keayrtyn elley roish shen haink mee marish my voir er baatey queeyl spaagit as cheau mee ooryn ec y giat jeeaghyn sheese er yn greinys niartal girree as tuittym, cheet my chour as goll ersooyl voym reesht. JG
stronnag pl. stronnagyn guillemot: hiaull yn fer baatey cho faggys da ny carrickyn as b'lhoys da, raad honnick shin keeadyn dy idd (stronnagyn as pirree) er oirryn ny carrickyn Carn
ushtey bea Scotch, usquebaugh, whiskey, whisky: er yn oyr dy row shin son soiagh er baatey ymmyrt enmyssit "Ree Olav" son dy ghoaill ayns cappeeys y captan er son feaysley jeh kuse dy voteilyn d'ushtey bea! GK
coast (n.) coast; cheu ny marrey; coose: Boat that follows the coast - Baatey ta shiaulley rish y choose. DF idiom; slyst: The coast lies east and west - Sheear as shiar ta'n slyst ny lhie. DF idiom; slyst-marrey: to sail the coast - dy hiaulley er slyst ny marrey AC; (v.) goll gyn seiy
jeebin (f.) fishing net, net: dy row yn voayl marroo, er-lhimmey jeh nane ny jees baatey-eeastee beg, as nagh row fer erbee gobbraghey ayns shen nish, troggal baatyn, jannoo jeebin as y lheid Coraa
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