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cheayn See keayn sea: As haink ad harrish gys y cheu elley jeh'n cheayn, gys cheer ny Gadarenee. Bible; wept: As hrog Esau seose e choraa, as cheayn eh Bible; cried
harrish y cheayn offshore, transmarine; (as country) ultramarine; over the sea: ta dty phlantyn er n'gholl harrish y cheayn, t'ad roshtyn gys eer faarkey Yazer Bible
lesh y cheayn seawards: As tra v'ad er droggal ny akeryn, lhig ad ee lesh y cheayn, as feaysley coyrdyn y stiurey Bible
at sea (adj.) er y cheayn: The whole fleet is at sea - Ta'n slane flod er y cheayn. JJK idiom; er yn aarkey
ditched ceaut ersooyl; ceaut 'sy jeeig: He ditched the car - Hug eh y gleashtan 'sy jeeig. DF idiom; currit 'sy cheayn: He ditched the 'plane - Hug eh yn etlan 'sy cheayn. DF idiom; faagit; jeeigagh; jeeigit; treigit
sea (n.) faarkey; Juan Gorrym; keayn: The whole fleet is at sea - Ta'n slane flod er y cheayn. JJK idiom; mooir: Is the sea not calm enough? - Nagh vel y vooir kiune dy-liooar? JJK idiom; cheayn; muir; (the); (yn) aarkey; (gen.) marrey
transmarine (adj.) harrish y cheayn
har 1 across, beyond, former a: yn derrey lieh jeu gys y cheayn har, as y lieh elley jeu gys y cheayn heear Bible; 2 snot
beside (prep.) liorish: Put it beside the other one - Cur eh liorish y fer elley. DF idiom; rish: Green hills beside the sea - Cruink ghlassey rish y cheayn. DF idiom; liorish lhiattee
elevation (n.) ard-cheim; caslys; ooaslid; yrjaghey; yrjey: Angle of elevation - Uillin yrjey. DF idiom; yrjid: Elevation above sea level - Yrjid erskyn y cheayn. DF idiom
empties (npl.) boteilyn folmey, siyn folmey; (v.) folmagh: The tide empties the sea or else fills it - Ta roayrt folmagh y cheayn er nonney lhieeney ee. DF idiom
fleet (n.) flod: The whole fleet is at sea - Ta'n slane flod er y cheayn. JJK idiom; lhuingys; (v.) roie dy tappee
green1 eayney; geayney: Put more of the green in - Cur tooilley geayney stiagh. DF idiom; glassey: Green hills beside the sea - Cruink ghlassey rish y cheayn. DF idiom; faaie; foain; oor
joy (n.) boggey: At these words she wept for joy - Ec ny focklyn shoh cheayn ee son boggey. JJK idiom; eunys: He was delirious with joy - V'eh ass e cheeayl lesh eunys. DF idiom; gerjagh; reaïd
Santan (n.) Skeerey Stondane: The river falls into the sea in the parish of Santan - Ta'n awin roie stiagh 'sy cheayn ayns Skeerey Stondane. DF idiom; Skylley Stondane; Stondane
strip cur yn eaddagh jeh; list; lommey; roostey; speeiney; (n.) scheim: Strip of land projecting into the sea - Scheim thallooin roie magh 'sy cheayn. DF idiom; scob; skilleig; straih
words (npl.) fockleyn; focklyn: At these words she wept for joy - Ec ny focklyn shoh cheayn ee son boggey. JJK idiom; goan: When Jesus had spoken these words - Tra va Yeesey er loayrt ny goan shoh
bare da would be better: bare da clagh wyllin dy ve croghit mysh e wannal, as eh dy ve tilgit ayns y cheayn. Bible
bockeeys lechery: Nane ennagh va er bockeeys, as veagh ad gra red ny ghaa nagh row eh lowal dy ve grait er yn cheayn, agh tra veagh yn eeastagh ec kione veagh ad gra focklyn feer ommijagh. Coraa; oestrum
caag (f.) ingot; linchpin; stopper: Er y chiaghtyn roish shen v'ad er ve cur cheb er cur caag stiagh 'sy phiob deayrtey pishoon 'syn cheayn voish Windscale Carn
cheer my ghooie (f.) my native land: Ta mee faagail nish cheer my ghooie, Yn Ellan Veg t'ayns mean y cheayn. Carn
choonree changed: Heill ad dy row ad rish y cheayn reesht, as keayrt elley choonree ad ny cabbil as caartyn son daa lhong sloo Dhoor
clagh wyllin (f.) millstone: As quoi-erbee ver oyr da unnane jeh'n vooinjer veggey shoh ta credjal aynym's dy huittym ( veih'n chredjue ) bare da clagh wyllin dy ve croghit mysh e wannal, as eh dy ve tilgit ayns y cheayn. Bible
cughtee cussed: Ta gaue dy liooar sy stoo cughtee ta lught Sellafield ceau stiagh sy cheayn gagh laa Carn
cuirt sown: tra te cuirt, te gaase seose Bible; cast: ta reeriaght niau goll-rish lieen va cuirt 'sy cheayn Bible
dimraa mentioned: Dimraa eh shen rish jeshaghteyr elley as dreggyr yn fer elley dy row reddyn dy bollagh anchasley tra v'ad er y cheayn. Carn
eddrymaghey 1 alleviate, ease, unburdening; 2 (as weight) lighten, unburden a: hilg ad magh yn chooid v'er boayrd 'sy cheayn, dy eddrymaghey yn lhong Bible; 3 alleviation
eeastyn fish: Ny laghyn t'ayn jiu, ta dy chooilley pheiagh boirit dy bee ny skeddanyn (as eeastyn elley) scughit veih'n cheayn dy bollagh. Carn
geidit pinched, stolen: Va'n cheayn as e jeeghyn arreydagh er ve mollit as nyn dashtey geidit lesh crout as kialg. Coraa
gour nyn mullee headlong: Eisht hie ny drogh-spyrrydyn ass y dooinney, as hie ad stiagh ayns ny muckyn: as roie yn ghriagh gour nyn mullee lesh yn eaynee gys y cheayn, as v'ad plooghit. Bible
jeshaghteyr engineer, machinist: Dimraa eh shen rish jeshaghteyr elley as dreggyr yn fer elley dy row reddyn dy bollagh anchasley tra v'ad er y cheayn. Carn
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
kione jiass south end: va kione y chagliagh ec baïe twoaie yn cheayn sailjey ec kione jiass Yordan Bible
lesh yn eaynee towards the precipice: roie yn ghriagh gour nyn mullee lesh yn eaynee gys y cheayn Bible
lostey beayn everlasting flame: Ny strooyn cursit ta roie sheese 'sy cheayn dy vrimstone lheit, as jannoo'n lostey beayn PC
meaig (=Ir. meug) (f.) whey: Hoilshee prowallyn dy row e-coli ayns piob-beeal Vollagh Lhean, ta goll er ymmydey ec Keylannyn Vannin dy phumpal meaig nagh vel ad laccal stiagh sy cheayn. BS
meeyllagh insectlike, pedicular; lousy, verminous: Va mee hannah er ve gys yn Egypt as gys y Cheayn Doo rish queig marrinyssyn as va mee skee jeeaghyn er ny hEgyptee meeyllagh breinn as ny sooillyn doghanit ocsyn JC
mollag (=Ir. bolla or malaid) (f.) pl. mollagyn balloon, buoy, float: as ish freayll arrey er mollag ny lomarcan ayns mean y cheayn. Carn; scrip
naisht affianced, bind, engaged: Ny yeih, ta Hommy aeg dy liooar, as ta palchey dy eeastyn elley ayns y cheayn, as cha nel ad naisht foast noadyr. Dhoor
nuyad ninety: Ta reiltyssyn Vannin as Nerin er ve caggey noi lhiggey çheghnaiçhum-nuyad-nuy stiagh sy cheayn rish tammylt liauyr. BS
rubbyr rubber: honnick eh ben aeg Yernagh tannaghtyn ayns skollag rubbyr rish ooraghyn as ish freayll arrey er mollag ny lomarcan ayns mean y cheayn. Carn
shooyl (=Ir. siúl) See shooyll ambulatory, gait, itinerant, pace, perambulate, perambulation, promenade, traverse, traversing, tread, treading, vagrant, walk, walking: Ren oo shooyl trooid y cheayn lesh dty chabbil Bible; walks
sogh (=Ir. sochd) (f.) pl. soghyn groan, moan, sigh, sob, whimper; pant; surge, swell: Ta sogh mooar sy cheayn JK
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
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