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claare (=Ir. clár) (f.) 1 batten, board, stave; 2 bar counter; 3 charger, dish, platter a: hoie ee roish eeym ayns claare stoamey Bible; b pl. claareeyn; 4 playbill, programme, program: Va claare ayn er y radio tammylt beg er-dy-henney Carn; 5 (list) table
claare stoamey lordly dish: Hir eh ushtey, as hug ee da bainney; hoie ee roish eeym ayns claare stoamey. Bible
board1 (n.) aaght, argid beaghee, cur aaght da, goaill aaght, jannoo oastys da, lhongee, oastys; boayrd: Place a board edgeways - Boayrd y chur er e oirr. DF idiom; claare; faill; (n.) oik; (v.) cur claare er, cur claare rish, cur laare ayns, goaill lhuingys, goll er boayrd
budget bushaid, poageen; claare argidoil: We will have to budget for this - Shegin dooin cur shoh 'sy chlaare argidoil. DF idiom; (v.) cur 'sy claare argidoil
charger (n.) cabbyl caggee; lughteyder lectragh; claare: Give me here John Baptist's head in a charger - Cur dou ayns shoh kione Ean Bashtey er claare Bible
chessboard (n.) claare feeal
floorboard (n.) claare laarey
pedal-board (n.) claare coshal
plumb rule (n.) claare pontreilagh
programme (v.) claaraghey; (n.) claare
record jannoo recortys jeh; recortey; recortysey; (n.) recortys: All-time record - Recortys derrey nish. DF idiom; recort; claare
Americaanee Americans: Va claare ayn er y radio tammylt beg er-dy-henney mychione chaglym mooar jeh Americaanee dooie jeh'n chlein Navajo. Carn
beeal-arrish Vannin (f.) Manx folklore: As er y voalley nyn gooylloo va coip jeh'n claare (Arraneyn Beeal-Arrish Vannin) jeant ec Brian MacStoyll. GB
jeianagh last, late, recent, modern: V'eh soilshaghey dooin claare ren eh jeh purt-y-beeal er aght jeianagh. Carn; up-to-date
kiangley ry-cheilley clip; join up: Ta kianglaghyn lajer eddyr yn Ghaeltaght as Loghlin ass Claare yn Ymmyl Twoaie ta kiangley ry-cheilley baljyn beggey veih'n Ghaeltaght, Loghlin as yn Eeslynn. Dhoor
lane dy attended with; filled with: Smerg diu scrudeyryn as Phariseeyn, chrauee-oalsey: son ta shiu glenney yn cappan as y claare er cheu-mooie, agh cheu sthie t'ad lane dy hranlaase as dy neu-heeltys. Bible; fraught
lhiggaghyn pipes: as cur-my-ner cainlere slane airhey, as claare er e vullagh, as ny shiaght lampyn echey er, as shiaght lhiggaghyn gys ny shiaght lampyn va er e vullagh Bible
Loghlin (f.) Scandinavia: Ta kianglaghyn lajer eddyr yn Ghaeltaght as Loghlin ass Claare yn Ymmyl Twoaie ta kiangley ry-cheilley baljyn beggey veih'n Ghaeltaght, Loghlin as yn Eeslynn. Dhoor
Mean Arree March: Hig claare dy chooney son y Vretnish as cultoor ta er-mayrn ayns Patagonia, ta feeu £130,000 (202000 euro), gy kione ayns Mean Arree 2003. Dhoor
Ookraanagh (n., adj.) Ukrainian: Ec y traa t'ayn, ta claare slattyssagh y Reiltys Ookraanagh goaill stiagh slattyssyn bentyn da shirveishyn argidoil, chammah as leigh dy chur dellal lectraneagh er e hoshiaght. BS
scrah (f.) green sod, scraw, sod, turf: Yn aght myr heemayd claare ta scoorit glen cummit kiongoyrt rish gah ny skell y ghrian tilgey scaa bane, myr eayst yial, er y voall ny er y scrah PC; clod
shassoo son stand for: Eisht lhig da shassoo son tammylt; eisht lhieen seose y claare lesh vroit gys t'eh thanney dy liooar dy ve shirveishit magh ayns plateyn er y voayrd. Dhoor
ard-reireyder general manager: Ard-Reireyder Phairk ny Beiyn Feie, Nick Pinder, t'eh gra dy vel eh jeeant feer wooiagh dy vel y phairk Vanninagh er ve goaill ayrn ayns claare-sheelree er lheh BS
claareeyn basins, basons; dishes: ver ad er ny claareeyn, as ny spainyn, as ny mealaghyn, as coodaghyn dy choodaghey lhieu: as bee'n arran kinjagh er. Bible; bowls: Ny-yeih, cha row foast jeant son thie'n Chiarn claareeyn argid, smaleyderyn, basonyn, trumpetyn, siyn airh ny argid Bible; chargers: As shoh'n coontey oc; jeih claareeyn as feed dy airh, thousane claare dy argid, as nuy skynnyn as feed,
fo-raad (of road) branch, secondary road; en route, in motion, in transit, on the road, under way; started: Lhisagh claare-traenal fondagh ve currit fo raad, as, ec y traa cheddin, lhisagh stoo ynsee cooie goll er croo as ve currit er- e-hoshiaght. Carn
meeryn pieces: Cur eh ayns claare-stainney smarrit dy mie, deayrt yn ushtey mygeayrt-y-mysh as cur yn eeym er y vullagh ayns meeryn veggey. Dhoor
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