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brisht bankrupt, breached, broke, bust, cracked, deposed, deprived, discontinuous, fragmentary, insolvent, ruined, ruptured, shipwrecked, smashed, stony-broke, unsettled, unwhole, wrecked: soïll-ym seose shen va brisht Bible; broken
brisht stiagh baptized with fire: scolt ad hene lesh lhieggey er nyn mooin, ad broojit fo; nyn armyn creoi cur guin, torchagh as pian, myr v'ad brisht stiagh ayndoo lesh trimmid wooar PC
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
broken brisht: I think the chain is broken - Ta mee smooinaghtyn dy vel y driaght brisht. JJK idiom; doghanit
bust (n.) cleeau; sheeinaghyn, keeaghyn; jalloo, sthowran; (v.) brisht: It's bust - T'eh brisht. DF idiom
smashed bransit; brisht: It was smashed to atoms - V'eh brisht ayns peeshyn beggey. DF idiom; mynvrisht; smoashit
stony-broke (adj.) brisht
broken down ass ymmyd; brisht sheese: the wall of Jerusalem also is broken down - ta voalley Yerusalem myrgeddin brisht sheese Bible; lhoobit neose; tholtanagh; traartagh: like a city that is broken down - myr ard-valley traartagh Bible; lhieggit sheese: and all the cities thereof were broken down - as va ooilley ny ard-valjyn echey lhieggit sheese Bible
broke brisht; vrish: The dog broke loose - Vrish y moddey e chiangle. DF idiom; rooisht argid: I am broke - Ta mee rooisht argid. DF idiom
chain (v.) cur driaght er, driaghtey, geulaghey; (n.) geuley, geuleydagh; boandey: I think the chain is broken - Ta mee smooinaghtyn dy vel y driaght brisht. JJK idiom; slouree; driaghtagh, sloureeagh; slourin; driaght
circuit chymshal: The circuit is broken - Ta'n chymshal brisht. DF idiom; coorse; keayrt: We made a circuit of the town - Hug shin keayrt er y valley. DF idiom; kiarkyl
desolate2 (of person) cree-vrisht: and my heart within me is desolate - as ta my chree brisht cheusthie Bible
metal (n.) claghyn brisht, meain; (v.) macadamaghey; metal: Iron is heavy, lead is heavier, platinum is the heaviest metal - Ta yiarn trome, ta leoaie ny strimmey, ta platin yn metal s'trimmey. JJK idiom
ass ynnyd misplaced, out of place, out of joint: Dy hreishteil ayns dooinney neufirrinagh dy heaghyn, te myr feeackle brisht, as cass ass ynnyd. Bible
baccagh cripple, crippled, crippling, game-legged: Doal, ny brisht, ny baccagh, ny lesh sheane, ny brogan, ny screb Bible; impotent person
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
brogan scurvy: Doal, ny brisht, ny baccagh, ny lesh sheane, ny brogan, ny screb, cha jean shiu ad shoh y hebbal gys y Chiarn Bible
cisternyn cisterns: t’ad er hreigeil mish, farrane ny ushtaghyn bio, as er chleiy daue hene cisternyn, cisternyn brisht, nagh gum veg yn ushtey. Bible
currit naardey ruined: Ta Babylon goit, ta Bel currit naardey, ta Merodach brisht ayns peeshyn Bible
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
drogh-choyrle (f.) misadvice: Ta Ephraim broojit as brisht ayns briwnys: er-yn-oyr dy jimmee ad dy arryltagh lurg drogh-choyrle. Bible
dy bollagh absolutely, clean, point-blank, quite, thoroughly, wholly, utterly: as neesht dy bollagh er roostey shin jeh ooilley nyn argid. bee yn chengey brisht dy bollagh ayns sheeloghe. Carn
eishtagh audio; (emph.) then: Eishtagh dagh pooar hayrn seose e heshaght reesht va fo ayns niau roish my row'n magher brisht PC
fiojit decayed, faded, perished, withered: va ny slattagyn lajer eck brisht as fiojit Bible; (colour) washed-out
Gaelgeyryn Gaelic speakers: Mannagh vees pooar politickagh ec ny Gaelgeyryn hene, bee yn chengey brisht dy bollagh ayns sheeloghe. Carn
grenns loin; testicle; stones: Ny dooinney cam-chassagh, ny khyrloghe, Ny fer cruittagh, ny fer faase, ny fer cam-hooillagh, ny ta fo taghys-chirrym ny screbbagh, ny ta'n grenns echey brisht Bible
heaghyn (dy) of trouble: Dy hreishteil ayns dooinney neu-firrinagh ayns earish dy heaghyn, te myr feeackle brisht, as cass ass ynnyd. Bible
hreishteil (dy); (to) trust: Dy hreishteil ayns dooinney neu-firrinagh ayns earish dy heaghyn, te myr feeackle brisht, as cass ass ynnyd. Bible
laanaghey (dy); (to) heal: T’eh dy lheihys adsyn ta brisht ayns cree: as coyrt medshin dy laanaghey ny doghanyn oc. Bible
mreih (gen.) of a woman: as pooar y noid vees brisht, caillee'n baase 'ghah, yn leigh chaillys e vree, sheelnaue sauit vees, gyn pian, gyn guin, ayns shee; rass feer ny mreih ver ooilley shoh gys kione Bible
neufirrinagh affected, fictitious, insincere, perfidious, unfaithful, untrue, untruthful: Dy hreishteil ayns dooinney ta neu-firrinagh ayns earish dy heaghyn, te myr feeackle brisht as cass ass ynnyd. EF
reayrt (=Ir. radharc) pl. reayrtyn outlook, prospect, scene, sight, view: agh nish va feiy dty reayrt fileyn as rankyn brisht ec yn un cheayrt PC
sornaig (f.) drain, sewer: Ta Mainshtyr Anderson gra dy nee Crowe EPH Çhiarmaanit hug ny sornaigyn stiagh, agh foddee dy row doilleeidyn elley goll rish piobyn brisht jeant ec coonreyderyn elley - cummeyderyn-çheerey (landscapers), myr sampleyr. BS
taghys-chirrym scurvy: Ny fer cruittagh, ny fer faase, ny fer cam-hooillagh, ny ta fo taghys-chirrym ny screbbagh, ny ta'n grenns echey brisht Bible
ventreil venture: agh ta 'ghoan ayns bree ny smoo cur coyrle dooin dy reayll foast ayns shee - lheid y shee as t'ain - as gyn ventreil reesht [n]oi pooar cho niartal lurg dooin ve cho brisht. PC
scurvy (n.) brooan, brooan marrey, carragh, gorley carragh; taghys-chirrym: Or crookbackt, or a dwarf, or that hath a blemish in his eye, or be scurvy, or scabbed - Ny fer cruittagh, ny fer faase, ny fer cam-hooillagh, ny ta fo taghys-chirrym ny screbbagh Bible; brogan: Blind, or broken, or maimed, or having a wen, or scurvy, or scabbed - Doal, ny brisht, ny baccagh, ny lesh sheane, ny brogan, ny screb Bible
bun (=Ir. bun) author, basis, details, origin, original, prime, principle, raw material, stem, stool: as vrish eh ad ec bun y clieau Bible; derivation, explanation, interpretation, meaning: dinsh shin da, as hug eh bun dooin er ny dreamalyn ain Bible; (of storm) eye, heart, root cause; base, bottom, foot, root, foundation, source, sole, underneath; end; dope, news; stump: va kione Dagon as e ghaa laue brisht jeh er sole y dorrys; cha row agh bun Dagon er-mayrn Bible; butt
gillid brightness, clearness, light, lustre: son ta dty ghoullyn sollys moom soilshean goltooan mee lesh y ghloyr va keayrt aym pene; my phooar v'er dty skyn, my ghloyr as gillid neesht, gys liorish moyrn ardalagh va mee brisht PC; (of snow) white, whiteness; cleanliness
lheim 1 bounce, bound, buck, embrace, hop, jump, limp, lope, pant, pounce, spring, start, tup, vault; 2 leap a: Myr feiyr fainee er mullagh sleityn nee ad lheim Bible; 3 leaping, jumping, starting a: lheïm ry-lhiattee myr bow brisht Bible; 4 skippedst a: Son neayr’s loayr oo jeh, t’ou lheim son boggey Bible; 5 leaped; 6 skip
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