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bainney (=Ir. bainne) milk: Bee e hooillyn jiarg lesh feeyn, as ny feeacklyn echey bane lesh bainney Bible
bainney keyrragh ewe's milk, sheep milk: Eeym ny baa, as bainney keyrragh, lesh meeaylys eayin Bible
mare's milk (n.) bainney laairagh: The mare's milk is very sweet - Ta bainney laairagh feer villish. DF idiom
buttermilk (n.) bainney geayr
corn sowthistle (n.) bainney muc
whole milk (n.) bainney neuscarrit
milk (n.) bainney: Have the girls had any milk? - Vel bainney erbee er ve ec ny neenyn? JJK idiom; (v.) blieauin: It's not the cow that lows the most that gives the most milk - Cha nee yn wooa smoo eieys smoo vlieaunys. JJK idiom
sour1 gear: Sweet and sour - Gear as millish. DF idiom; geayr; geayraghey: The heat has turned the milk sour - Ta'n chiass er n'ghearaghey y bainney. DF idiom; geyre: It smells sour - Ta soar geyre jeh. DF idiom; gyere; sharroo: Sour-lime - Theiley sharroo. DF idiom; soor: Sour milk - Bainney soor. DF idiom; sooraghey
curd (n.) binjean; glub; grenooys; groo: Hast thou not poured me out as milk, and curdled me like cheese? - Nagh vel oo er my heeley myr bainney, as er my vinjaghey myr groo? Bible
mouthful (n.) bolgum, bulgum: I'll take a mouthful of milk - Gowym bolgum bainney DF idiom; lane beeal; meer
porter bainney ny baa doo, lhune doo; dorrysser, dorryseyr: Leave it with the porter - Faag ec yn dorryser eh. DF idiom; portar, portyr, porter; portarey; ymmyrkagh; erreyder, fer laadee, guilley scudlee; gard
roll leaystey; queeyllaghey; rollag; roll, rolley: Call the roll - Yllee yn rolley. DF idiom; rowlal; rowley; hyndaa; arran bainney: I'll take a roll - Go'ym arran-bainney. JJK idiom
stout (n.) bainney ny baa doo, lhune doo; (adj.) chiu, lajer, loor, poinnee, stuitt, tramylt, trean; stuittey; roauyr: Was he very stout? - Row eh feer roauyr? JJK idiom
bee millish sweet: stoo jeant jeh kay, bainney as flooyr, ta ry gheddyn ayns bee millish y Niar Veanagh CnyO; sweetmeat
claare stoamey lordly dish: Hir eh ushtey, as hug ee da bainney; hoie ee roish eeym ayns claare stoamey. Bible
curn can; milk can: As ren ee craa e kione ayns cordailys rish e smooinaghtyn, as ren yn curn bainney tuittym gys y thalloo as va ooilley e smooinaghtyn scarrit ayns tullagh. EF
greddan (=Ir. grideall) (f.) parched corn; toast, toasted: Er hoh arran-bainney as arran-greddan. JJK
groo cheese: Nagh vel oo er my heeley myr bainney, as er my vinjaghey myr groo? Bible; crowdie, curd
hir 1 enquired a: hir David coyrle veih'n Chiarn Bible; 2 asked for: Hir eh ushtey, as hug ee da bainney Bible
keeaghyn (f.) bust, breasts, paps: Bannit ta ny mraane gennish, as ny breinyn nagh ren gymmyrkey, as ny keeaghyn nagh dug bainney. Bible
margeeys marketing: V'eh inshit da Sheshaght Margeeys Bainney ny smoo na kiare bleeaney er dy henney nagh dod ad geddyn rey rish meaig liorish skeym IRIS. BS
seyrlann (f.) laboratory: Chammah as shen, ta tuarastyl bleinoil Seyrlann y Reiltys gra nagh row levallyn gaueagh dy ghoul-roorid feddynit ayns bee goll rish bainney as stoo-bee jeant ass feill. BS
taal adze; secretion, flowing: daue shoh ren y Chiarn breearrey nagh jinnagh eh shilley dauesyn jeh'n cheer ren y Chiarn loo da ny ayraghyn oc dy choyrt daue, cheer taal bainney as mill. Bible
taaley draw, flow, flowing: doardee'n Chiarn liorish Moses e harvaant ec y traa hug eh lesh nyn ayraghyn magh ass cheer Egypt, dy choyrt dooinyn cheer ta taaley lesh bainney as mill Apoc; lactate, secrete; lactation, secretion
tayrn fuill bleeding: S'feer eh, dy vel eeym cheet lesh churnal bainney, as ta cassey yn stroin tayrn fuill Bible
fond of miandagh: Are you fond of milk? - Vel shiu miandagh er bainney? JJK idiom; currit da: He is fond of reading - T'eh currit da'n lhaihderys. DF idiom; feer vooar rish: They are very fond of each other - T'ad feer vooar rish y cheilley. DF idiom
here ayns shoh; aynshoh: Here are some very good books - Aynshoh paart dy lioaryn feer vie. JJK idiom; er hoh: Here are some rolls and toast - Er hoh arran-bainney as arran-greddan. JJK idiom
stale (adj.) gart, gort: Stale milk - Bainney gort. DF idiom; gear; loau; eig: This ale is stale - Ta'n lhune shoh eig. DF idiom; goll eig; roit ass; shenn: This bread is stale - Ta shenn vlass er yn arran shoh. DF idiom
suck bainney kee; jiole: for they shall suck of the abundance of the seas - son nee ad jiole jeh palchey ny marrey Bible; soo: He shall suck the poison of asps - Nee eh soo pyshoon ny ardnieughyn Bible; soo stiagh; jeegey: Thou shalt even drink it and suck it out - Nee oo dy jarroo giu jeh, as jeegey ass eh Bible
toast1 (n.) greddan; arran greddan: Here are some rolls and toast - Er hoh arran-bainney as arran-greddan. JJK idiom; arran greddanit; jough slaynt; (v.) greddey; iu slaynt
gort acid, bitter, brackish, rank, vinegarish, vinegary: Trooid gort as genney v'ad nyn gercheenyn Bible; (as game) high; stale: Bainney gort. DF; (of land) sour; dearth, want: Trooid gort as genney v'ad nyn gercheenyn; chea gys yn aasagh foddey-feayn as fadaneagh Bible; hurt; poignant; acrid; acrimony
miandagh desirable; desirous: ny lhig dty aigney ve miandagh er e vee blaystal Bible; fanciful; lustful: As ren earrooyn elley jeh ny joarreeyn va ny mast' oc gaase miandagh Bible; covert: Son saynt argid fraue dy chooilley olk: da’n chooid cheddin choud as va paart miandagh er bible; fond of: Vel shiu miandagh er bainney? JJK; selfish; addict, craver
shilley (=Ir. sealladh, sioladh) pl. shillaghyn eyesight, look, look in, scene, show, sight, spectacle, view, vision, revelation: ren eh olk ayns shilley yn Chiarn Bible; distillation; (v.) drop, gush, shed, shedding, trickle: O my ven veen, shilley myr kere-volley: ta bainney as mill fo dty hengey Bible
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