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coat cooat: I shall buy a new coat - Kionneeym cooat noa. JJK idiom; (n.) brat, coodagh; (v.) coodaghey, cur brat er; jaggad
final coat (n.) brat-yerrinagh
seam (n.) junt, whomm, sheeg; seam: now the coat was without now the coat was without seam, woven from the top throughout - nish va’n cooat ooilley feeit, veih heose dy heese, fegooish seam Bible; co-haah; (v.) juntal, whaaley
button (n.) cramman, cree; (v.) cur ny crammanyn ayn: Button your coat - Cur ny crammanyn ayns y chooat eu. JJK idiom
embroider (v.) breckey, jannoo grease, laatchey; broaidrail: And thou shalt embroider the coat of fine linen - As nee oo broaidrail yn cooat dy aanrit keyl Bible; (story) daaghey skeeal
girdle (n.) cryss: a broidered coat, a mitre, and a girdle - cooat laatshit, as mitre, as cryss Bible; cryss tarragh; (v.) cur cryss er, cur tarragh er
many colours caglaaghyn daah: his coat of many colours that was on him - e chooat jeh caglaaghyn daah va mysh Bible
brat (f.) 1 apron, cloak, cloth, coat, cover, curtain, film, layer, mantle, pall, pinafore, sheet, wrap; 2 overgrowth, standing crop a: ver y thalloo magh brat palchey Bible; 3 coating, covering a: Ta brat hrome sniaghtey er y thalloo Bible [O.Ir. brat]
cooat laatshit broidered coat: As shoh ny garmadyn nee ad jannoo, breast-plate as ephod, as garmad liauyr, as cooat laatshit, as mitre, as cryss
coodagh pl. coodaghyn awning, case, cloak, coat, coating, cover, envelope, housing, overgrowth, shell, shielding, shroud, upholstery, veil, wrapper: as scugh Noah yn coodagh jeh'n arg, as yeeagh eh magh Bible; covering
coodaghey cover: As nee ad coodaghey eaghtyr y thallooin Bible; blanket, cloak, coat, envelop, roof, shield, upholster, veil; closest: er-yn-oyr dy vel oo coodaghey oo hene ayns cedar Bible
drying chirmaghey, sloateilys; chirmee: Good drying day - Laa mie chirmee. DF idiom; sloateil: It's drying now - T'eh sloateil nish. DF idiom; cheerey: She's drying my coat at the fire - T'ee cheerey y cooat aym ec yn aile. DF idiom
girded (v.) chiangle: And he put upon him the coat, and girded him with the girdle - As hug eh er yn cooat, as chiangle eh yn cryss mysh Bible; cryssit: And thus shall ye eat it; with your loins girded - As shoh myr nee shiu gee eh; lesh nyn meeghyn cryssit Bible
hang (v.) ceau; croghey rish; cur seose; lhie; shassoo; cum: Hang on to your Manx, boy! - Cum rish dty Ghaelg, lah! DF idiom; croghey: Hang him - Jean croghey eh. DF idiom; crogh: Hang your coat on the nail - Crogh dty chooat er y treiney. DF idiom; (to); (dy) chroghey: To hang low - Dy chroghey neose. DF idiom
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