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creagh (f.) pl. creaghyn furrow, stack: ta ny altaryn oc myr carnaneyn fud creaghyn y vagheragh Bible
barricade (n.) creagh fendeilagh; (v.) cur creagh fendeilagh er, dooney, troggal creagh fendeilagh
furrow (n.) craplag, furrey; creagh: The first furrow - Yn chied chreagh. DF idiom; (v.) cur furrey ayn, giarrey ny tonnyn, traaue
troddan traauee ploughing match: Ta mee er nakin shenn Yernagh, va traaue ec yn troddan traauee ashoonagh Nerin, ceau ny smoo na lieh yn traa echey jannoo yn chied daa chreagh as mysh daeed creagh ry-yannoo ooilley cooidjagh. Dhoor
needle guinney; jialg; snaid: To seek a needle in a haystack - Shirrey son snaid ayns creagh-traagh. JJK idiom
seek1 eiyr-jee; (v.) shir, shirr; shirrys; shirrey: To seek a needle in a haystack - Shirrey son snaid ayns creagh-traagh. JJK idiom; ronsagh
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