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brishey (=Ir. briseadh) bankrupt, breach, break, burst, cash, change money, crash, decode, depose, dismiss, fracture, go back, interrupt, raise, repulse, ruin, stump, wane, smash: Nee oo brishey eh ayns peeshyn Bible; (n.) pl. brishaghyn bankruptcy, breakage, contravention, dismissal, failure, infringement, interruption, violation; breaking; small change
brishey cree heartbreak: v'eh brishey cree Ghoolish dy chummal ayns Mannin ta goll er Sostynaghey gagh laa. Carn
brishey jeh break loose, break off, discontinue: nee'n Chiarn, eer Chiarn ny flaunyssee, brishey jeh yn banglane lesh atchim Bible; discontinuance
brishey magh 1 bud, burst open, burst out, crop out, declare, erupt a: veih'n ooh brisht ta ardnieu brishey magh Bible; 2 eruption, outbreak, outburst
brishey sheese analyse, analysis; break down, beat down, rend: Agh nish t'ad brishey sheese ooilley yn obbyr grainnit eck: lesh teighyn as oardyn. Bible
brishey stiagh 1 beat in, break in, burgle, burst in, burst open, gate crashing, stave in a: raad ta maarlee brishey stiagh as geid Bible; 2 encroachment, intrusion
brishey stiagh er encroach, intrude: Ren shin brishey stiagh er cheer jiass ny Cherethiteyn, as er ardjyn Yudah, as er y jiass jeh Caleb; as losht shin Ziklag lesh aile. Bible
fer brishey poosee adulterer: Shennyfa my ta anayn erbi agguish ta loyrt gy goo mollaghtagh dy iih, na kurr er guyl, na kurr liun er y gusyn, na er brishe pusi na ta ayns ganlys, na t'nu na ayns peky troym erbi elle PB1610
breach1 (n., v.) brishey: Breach of contract - Brishey coonrey. DF idiom; (n.) doarlish; fanys; (v.) barnaghey, jannoo barney ayn
dismissal1 (n.) brishey; seyrey: He threatened her with dismissal - Vaggyr eh ee lesh brishey. DF idiom
breakage (n.) brishey; brishoonys
decode (v.) brishey, jeechoydal
discontinuance (n.) brishey jeh, scuirr
heartbreak (n.) brishey cree
interruption (n.) brishey, cur stiagh
recrudesce (v.) brishey magh reesht
feeackle (=Ir., Sc.G. fiacail) (f.) See feeackyl pl. feeacklyn 1 cog, dovetail, ivory, jag, sprocket, tine, tooth, tusk a: Brishey son brishey, sooill son sooill, feeackle son feeackle Bible; 2 (of anchor) fluke [O.Ir. fíacail]
rend (v.) brishey sheese, raipey, rassey, scaaney, scelpaghey, scoltey, scranshal, skeiltey, speiltey
bankrupt (adj.) banc-vrisht, brishtagh; (v.) brishey; (n.) fer brisht; brisht: In effect you are saying that he is bankrupt - Dy insh yn irriney ta shiu gra dy ve eh brisht. DF idiom
bend1 croymmey, croym, bendeil; kiangley; lhoob: Hairpin bend - Lhoob geyre. DF idiom; lhoobey: Better bend than break - Ny share lhoobey na brishey. DF idiom
bud1 blaa aeg; blaaghey; brishey magh; buinney; cree; cur buinney magh: They are in bud - T'ad cur buinnaghyn magh. DF idiom; fo vuinnaghyn; gobbit; gub; gubbit; jeeass; keeagh
burst1 bleastey; brishey; fosley; raght; roie; sceilt; scelt; scoltey: Ready to burst - Er chee scoltey. DF idiom; scoltey piob; scoltit; skioot; (impv) bleayst; vrish: He burst his bonds - Vrish eh ny geulaghyn v'er. DF idiom
cash (n.) argid: He made off with the cash - Chossyn eh roish as yn argid echey. DF idiom; argid laue, argid ullee, brishey
declare (v.) brishey magh, fogrey, insh, soilshaghey magh; fockley magh: Declare the pole - Yn teiy y 'ockley magh. DF idiom
dismiss (v.) brishey, ceau magh, cur ersooyl, jiooldey, lhiggey ersooyl, seyrey, skeaylley; ceau voish: Let us dismiss the subject - Ceaumayd voin y chooish. DF idiom
intrude (v.) brishey stiagh er: Don't intrude on her just now - Ny brish stiagh urree kiart nish. DF idiom
pick (v.) brishey yn thalloo, shuilgey; speiy; teiy: If I could pick and choose - Dy beagh teiy aym. DF idiom; trog: Pick that up off the floor - Trog eh shen jeh'n laare. DF idiom
raise brishey; carn; cruinnaghey; cur ny hassoo; doostey; jeeragh seose; moostey; prisal; thiolley; troggal: They will raise themselves - Nee ad troggal orroo. DF idiom; yrjaghey; ardjee: Raise it slightly - Ardjee beggan eh. DF idiom
smash bransal; bransey; brasney; cragh; mynvrishey; smoash; smoashal; brishey: Smash the door open - Yn dorrys y vrishey stiagh. DF idiom
stump bun: only the stump of Dagon was left to him - cha row agh bun Dagon er-mayrn Bible; bwon; cutt; cuttag; brishey; stumpal; stumpey
altaryn altars: Agh nee shiu stroie ny altaryn oc, brishey ny jallooyn, as giarey sheese ny biljyn foue v’ad coyrt ooashley Bible
ayns peeshyn piecemeal: Nee uss ad y vroo lesh lorg reill dy yiarn: as brishey ad ayns peeshyn myr saagh-craie. Bible
barriaghtagh conquering, triumphant, victorious: As eisht doaltattym ren eh brishey as bleaystey lesh grees as jeeanid feer vooar, as dirree yn coraa echey dy barriaghtagh erskyn dy chooilley chrieaghey GB; victor
bleaystey blast, blow out, detonate, detonation, explode, explosion, unshell: As eisht doaltattym ren eh brishey as bleaystey lesh grees as jeeanid feer vooar GB; bang
cabbaragh bragging, chatter, chatty, gabbling, gibbering, muttering, prattler, quibble, quibbler: ec y toshiaght va ny goan oc cabbaragh, as feyshtyn as freggyrtyn brishey stiagh noi ry hoi, osnaghyn, jeir as yllaghyn. CnyO
casseyderyn accusers: Fegooish graih dooghyssagh, brishey conaantyn, casseyderyn foalsey, rouanagh, dewil, dwoaiagh er deiney mie Bible
chengey (=Ir., Sc.G. teanga) (f.) pl. chengaghyn 1 bell-clapper, clasp, feather, strap-hinge; 2 (of buckle) catch; 3 tongue a: nee'n chengey oc shirgaghey ayns nyn meeal Bible; 4 language, speech: ta chengey veeley brishey eer craueyn Bible; 5 utterance [O.Ir. tengae]
commishoon (pl -yn) commission: Ta'n SNP ayns foayr jeh brishey seose ny steatyn-thallooin mooarey as cur er bun commishoon-thallooin noa veagh genmyssey steatyn nagh vel goll er stiurey dy mie. Carn
craueyn 1 (of boat) carcase; 2 bones a: nee eh stroie ny ashoonyn e noidyn, as brishey ny craueyn oc Bible
crink (=Ir. cnoic) See croink, cruink hills: a mee smooinaghtyn dy bee ny share dooin nish fuirraghtyn derrey veesmayd fakin yn laa brishey harrish ny crink er y voghree GB
doo-oallee (f.) spider: T'ad guirr oohyn yn chockatrice, as fee feegan y doo-oallee; te baase dauesyn ta gee ny oohyn oc, as veih'n ooh brisht ta ardnieu brishey magh. Bible
dy jarroo actually, decidedly, earnestly, explicitly, rather; yea: Dy jarroo, cre’n vondeish veagh niart nyn laueyn dooys Bible; indeed: Woaill eh yn chreg chloaie dy jarroo, dy ren yn ushtey brishey magh Bible
dy oaiagh falsely: Jean shiu geid, jannoo dunverys, as brishey poosey, as loo dy oaiagh, as lostey incense gys Baal, as geiyrt er jeeghyn elley nagh vel enney eu orroo Bible
feoiltys cree kind-heartedness: As taaghey yn chiamble gagh-laa lesh un aigney, as brishey arran 'sy thie ghow ad nyn meaghey lesh gennallys as feoiltys cree Bible
geid kidnap, larceny, lift, pilfer, pinch, purloin, steal, thieve, thievery; stealing, thieving: raad ta maarlee brishey stiagh as geid Bible
grineenaghey granulate, granulation, powder: son wheesh as dy vel yiarn brishey ayns peeshyn, as grineenaghey dy chooilley nhee Bible
jannoo dunverys murder, murdering, slaughter: Jean shiu geid, jannoo dunverys, as brishey poosey, as loo dy oaiagh Bible
jiarg-rooisht stark naked: Va shey meeghyn ain roie as shooyl harrish sleityn Vannin, snaue 'sy cheayn as shinyn jiarg-rooisht, brishey yn rio er dubbaghyn GK
looderyn swearers: beem’s my eanish gyere noi ny fir-obbee, as noi ocsyn ta brishey poosey, as noi ny looderyn-oaiagh Bible
lossanagh aglow, auroral, blazing, bright, flaming, flaring, inflamed, inflammable, luminous, phosphorescent: 'sy voghrey te brishey magh myr aile lossanagh Bible; genial; impassioned; varnish
miallys (f.) benefaction, beneficence, bountifulness, clemency, gentleness, humaneness, philanthropy: Ny ushtaghyn yeeagh da nyn miallys ayns tonnyn glassey brishey sheese dagh slyst, dagh thooilley goaill ny raaidyn da by-niessey as tuittym, rowlal lesh y varroo lhieggey PC
oardyn 1 hammers a: t’ad brishey sheese ooilley yn obbyr grainnit eck: lesh teighyn as oardyn. Bible; 2 mattocks a: As myr shoh ren eh ayns ard-valjyn Vanasseh, as Ephraim, as Simeon, eer gys Naphtali, lesh nyn oardyn ooilley mygeayrt Bible
sheshaght chiaullee (f.) choir, chorus: Lhoys da peiagh erbee jannoo briwnys eddyr rinkeyr Yernagh as rinkeyr Vretnagh, eddyr piobeyr Albinagh as piobeyr Manninagh, eddyr sheshaght-chiaullee Vretnagh as sheshaght chiaullee erbee elley fegooish caggey brishey magh Carn; consort
skelt 1 clove, clave a: skelt eh yn chreg myrgeddin, as ren ny ushtaghyn brishey magh Bible; 2 squat
soailtee effeminate: ny adsyn ta brishey-poosey, ny ny soailtee, ny adsyn ta cur rish peccah noi dooghys Bible
steatyn states: Ta'n SNP ayns foayr jeh brishey seose ny steatyn-thallooin mooarey as cur er bun commishoon-thallooin noa veagh genmyssey steatyn nagh vel goll er stiurey dy mie. Carn
vrishey See brishey (dy); (to) break: chamoo ver-ym feoh daue, dy stroie ad dy bollagh, dy vrishey my chonaant roo Bible
accusers (npl.) cassidee; plaiyntee: Against whom when the accusers stood up - N’oi tra va e phlaiyntee er hassoo seose Bible; casseyderyn: Without natural affection, trucebreakers, false accusers - Fegooish graih dooghyssagh, brishey conaantyn, casseyderyn foalsey Bible; scammyltee: that they be in behaviour as becometh holiness, not false accusers - dy bee ad dy ymmyrkey-bea crauee, cha nee scammyltee Bible
break (n.) aash, barney, doarlish, straih, traa cloie, traa seyr; chentyn; (v.) cur fo haart, chraghey, smoashal; (impv) brish; (to); (dy) vrishey: The sun is beginning to break through - Ta'n ghrian goaill toshiaght dy vrishey trooid. JJK idiom; vrish; brishey: I must be up by break of day - Shegin dou ve er my chosh ec brishey'n laa. JJK idiom
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
creaghyn 1 furrows a: Ta ny errooyn er hraaue er my ghreeym: as er n’yannoo creaghyn liauyrey Bible; 2 clods, heaps, stacks: My nee aile brishey magh, as goaill ny drineyn, myr hen dy vel ny creaghyn, ny ny magheryn arroo er nyn stroie liorish Bible; 3 treasures a: ny vel oo er vakin creaghyn y sniaghtey-garroo Bible
drogh-choardail conspire: Boirey shee deiney mie, jarrood thurnyn dooie, tayrn anmeenyn fo peccah, caghlaa dooghys, drogh-choardail 'sy stayd-phoosee, brishey-poosey, as neu- ghlennid gyn-nearey. Apoc
fer aitt clown, comedian, comic: Agh y viggar, hed er cloie liorish y fer aitt Rowan Atkinson, t'eh eeit seose liorish y screeudeyrys echey as, myr shen, cha nel eh cur geill da brishey-poosey yn ven echey BS; quiz
nyn oi 1 against them a: faag mee, dy vod my yymmoose brishey magh nyn’oï, as dy voddym ad y stroie; Bible; 2 against us a: hig eh gy-kione tra hig ad magh nyn’oï, myr ec y toshiaght, dy der mayd cooyl daue, Bible; 3 against you a: eisht bee corree’n Chiarn er ny vrasnaghey nyn oi as bee shiu dy leah er nyn eebyrt veih’n cheer mie shen t’eh er choyrt diu. Bible
rouanagh immoral, wanton: uss ven rouanagh as almoragh Bible; lewd: gys inneenyn ny Philistinee, ta goaill nearey jeh dty aghtyn rouanagh Bible; profligate, uproarious; riotous: ayns shen hug eh jummal er e chooid liorish baghey rouanagh Bible; incontinent: Fegooish graih dooghyssagh, brishey conaantyn, casseyderyn foalsey, rouanagh, dewil, dwoaiagh er deiney mie Bible; frolicsome; play: as dirree ad seose dy ve rouanagh Bible; rioter
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