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carr pl. carryn lilt, melody, strain, tune: Rish y vlein shoh va dy kinjagh carr ny jees goit stiagh voish Nerin as eer Sostyn Carn; (of voice) cadence; cab, car, van: Bwooise da Jee nagh vod oo goll noon as noal harrish y cheayn cho aashagh as oddys oo gimman carr eddyr Bretin as Sostyn. Carn; kink, vicissitude
carr laadee caisson, lorry, wagon: Myr sampleyr, y pheesh veg ren taishbyney sidooryn Goaldagh ceau corp Sheain Uí Threasaigh stiagh ayns carr-laadee ayns Divlyn. Carn
caisson (n.) carr laadee, heedraghys
jaunting car (n.) carr cleeahnagh
prison van (n.) carr pryssoonagh
vicissitude (n.) car; carr; corraghid
bumper car (n.) carr-donkal
car racing (n.) ratchal-carr
racing car (n.) carr-ratch
ratchet car (n.) carr-rackeen
tunnel car (n.) carr-thiollane
strain1 (n.) carr, chionnid; chennid: Heart strain - Chennid chree. DF idiom; (v.) chionney, sheeyney
car (n.) carr, cayr; sleod; gleashtan: Left-hand drive car - Gleashtan as yn wheeyl er y cheu hoshtal. DF idiom [Ir. gluaisteán]
grind beihll, bleih, broo; cur foyr er, blieh, ceau carr ass; jeesternee; scranshal; shleeu; jibbag; (to); (dy) vlieh
key1 boltal; chiooney; ellan injil, sker; gleaysh: The key of C - Gleaysh C. DF idiom; mess skianagh; ogher: Don't lose your key - Ny caill nyn ogher. JJK idiom; (v.) cur ayns carr mie
march carr caggee; cosheeaght: To march along - Dy chosheeaght er oaie. DF idiom; troagyraght; march; (v.) co-hooyl; marchal: the Egyptians marched after them - va ny Egyptianee marchal er nyn eiyrt’s Bible
melody (n.) carr; bingys: for I will not hear the melody of thy viols. - son cha neaisht-ym rish bingys dty violyn Bible
tender1 (n.) carr geayil, baatey frastyl, tarrish; (n.) cheb; (adj.) bog, fiosagh, meigh, mettey, meiyghagh; meiygh; meddey
tune1 (n.) car: There are many notes in the wedding tune - Ta lane clinkyn ayns car y phoosee. JJK idiom; carr
car pl. kyr See carr :1 1 knot, twirl, twist, vicissitude; 2 (prep.) during a: nee ny eeanlee tannaghtyn orroo car y touree Bible
nice (adj.) braew: The tea was nice and sweet - Va'n tey braew millish. DF idiom; taitnyssagh: Nice tune - Carr taitnyssagh. DF idiom; mie: That is a nice situation - Ta shen boayl mie. DF idiom; jesh: Nice car - Gleashtan jesh. DF idiom; coar: Nice man - Dooinney coar. DF idiom
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