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artificial leg (n.) far-chass
far-chass (f.) artificial leg; pseudopod
leg1 (n.) cass: Small of the leg - Mwannal y chass. DF idiom; lurgagh; lurgey: My leg is all black and blue - Ta my lurgey ooilley condoo. DF idiom
ox (n.) dow: The black ox never trod on his (own) foot - Cha stamp rieau yn dow doo er e chass. JJK idiom
someone (n.) peiagh ennagh: Someone stepped on my foot - Ren peiagh ennagh shassoo er my chass. DF idiom
stamp builley coshey; clouag; cowrey; stamp: The black ox never trod on his (own) foot - Cha stamp rieau yn dow doo er e chass. JJK idiom; (v.) cowraghey, cur clouag er, inganey, stampey
tread1 cass-cheim; cur y chass er; keimnaghey; shooyl: To tread in the steps of - Dy hooyl ayns braagyn. DF idiom; sthampey
wash6 (v.) (of person) oonley; (to); (dy) oonlagh: Thou shalt also make a laver of brass, and his foot also of brass, to wash withal - Nee oo myrgeddin tobbyr prashey, as e chass myrgeddin dy phrash, dy oonlagh ayn Bible
altan gully, mountain burn, streamlet: Shoh yn altan as shoh my ghraih Meeir e chass syn ushtey, Fockleyn skiootal magh ass e veeal, Nagh mooar e raaghyn tustagh? Dhoor
caghlaa smooinaghtyn sects: shen ta aydsho: brishie pusi, mardrys, niauglenid, roauynys, ammys dy iallynyn, pishagyn, myskid, noidjys, chass ieen, korri, striif, irri magh, kyghla smunaghtyn. PB1610
callinyn carcases: Callinyn dagh baagh ta rheynn yn yngyn, as nagh vel e chass skeilt, ny caigney-cheeilley, t’ad neu-ghlen diu Bible
chiass jeean zeal: ta obraghyn ny fyaly er fyss, shen ta aydsho: brishie pusi, mardrys, niauglenid, roauynys, ammys dy iallynyn, pishagyn, myskid, noidjys, chass ieen, korri, striif, irri magh, kyghla smunaghtyn. PB1610
cur shickyrys da assure: Ta airh as argid cur shickyrys da'n chass: agh ta coyrle vie ny share na ad ny-neesht. Apoc; certify
kiare as feed twenty four: As va foast caggey elley ec Gath, raad va dooinney feer thollee, va echey er dagh laue shey meïr, as er dagh chass shey ordaagyn, kiare as feed ayns ooilley Bible
laa casherick holy day: My hyndaa-ys oo dty chass veih cooishyn seihltagh er y doonaght, veih geiyrt da dty aigney hene er my laa casherick Bible
laver laver: ooilaghey yn altar as ooilley ny siyn, chammah yn laver as e chass, dy chasherickey ad Bible
muck (f.) pl. muckyn pig: Dooinney ta poost ta e hreishteil roit ass, Te kiart goll-rish muck lesh tedd er y chass. EF
ordaag vooar (f.) big toe: As ren eh 'varroo eh, as ghow Moses yn uill echey, as shen y choyrt er baare cleaysh yesh Aaron, as er ordaag e laue yesh, as er ordaag vooar e chass yesh. Bible
pishagyn charms: ta obraghyn ny fyaly er fyss, shen ta aydsho: brishie pusi, mardrys, niauglenid, roauynys, ammys dy iallynyn, pishagyn, myskid, noidjys, chass ieen, korri, striif, irri magh, kyghla smunaghtyn. PB1610
skiootal magh break forth, burst out: Shoh yn altan as shoh my ghraih Meeir e chass syn ushtey, Fockleyn skiootal magh ass e veeal, Nagh mooar e raaghyn tustagh? Dhoor
slane appee as mie full and good: haink shiaght jeeassyn seose er yn un chass, slane appee as mie. Bible
black1 doo: The black ox never trod on his (own) foot - Cha stamp rieau yn dow doo er e chass. JJK idiom; ghoo: in the black and dark night - ayns fastyr yn oie ghoo ghorraghey Bible; gorrym; dooey; (v.) dooghey, dullyraghey; gobbal
shot1 glackey; orraghey: Without firing a shot - Gyn orraghey y lhiggey. DF idiom; orraghit; polt; lhig: They shot them on sight - Lhig ad orroo ec y chied hilley. DF idiom; lhiggit: His foot was shot off - Va'n chass echey lhiggit jeh. DF idiom
stumble (v.) snapperal: and thy foot shall not stumble - as dty chass cha jean snapperal Bible; skyrraghtyn: when thou runnest, thou shalt not stumble - tra t’ou roie, cha jean oo skyrraghtyn Bible; leaystey: they err in vision, they stumble in judgment - t’ad mollit ayns ashlish, t’ad leaystey ayns briwnys Bible
bwoyid beauty, comeliness, good looks, loveliness, prettiness: erson mar ta yn grian girri rish chass, as yn feyr fieaghy, as y vla tuittym er shiul, as boiydg yn ghummey agge doll mou, gy jiaru shen mar heidg y duyne berchiagh mou ayns y raydjyn. PB1610
lum-lane brim-full, full to overflowing, glutted: Ta ooilley ny Manninee dooie ersooyl, nish dy vel y fer s'jerree jeu, Ned Maddrell voish Glion Chass, dooinney coar as gennal as lum-lane dy Ghaelg, caillt dooin; hooar eshyn baase 'sy gheurey shoh chaie (1974). LC; brimfull; overflowing
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