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croghey1 (=Ir. crochadh) 1 climb, cling, fly, hang, hoist, sheer, suspension, swing, uplift, loft a: dagh unnane ta croghey er billey Bible; 2 taken up a: v’eh croghey eddyr yn aer as y thalloo Bible; 3 (as story) hinge; 4 pendant; 5 hanging
croghey er 1 bank on, depend, lean on; 2 hanging upon a: v’ad croghey er ny biljyn derrey’n astyr Bible
croghey rish (of person) cling, hang: As tra honnick ny ellannee yn cretoor pyshoonagh, croghey rish e laue, dooyrt ad nyn mast' oc hene, Gyn dooyt ta'n dooinney shoh ny ghunver Bible; clinging
croghey sheese hang down: s nee towse cubit er y derrey heu, as cubit er y cheu elley, jeh ny ta harrish ayns lhiurid curtanyn y chabbane, croghey sheese harrish lhiatteeyn y chabbane, er dagh cheu, dy choodaghey eh. Bible
gyn croghey unhanged; without dependence: Red vees cur yindys er sleih ennagh, ta Ned Thomas smooinaghtyn dy noddagh reiltys Vannin shickyraghey'n conaant ny lomarcan, gyn croghey er reiltys y Reeriaght Unnaneyssit. Dhoor
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
clinging lhiantagh; lhiantyn: The dress was clinging to her - Va'n gooyn lhiantyn r'ee. DF idiom; lhiantynagh; croghey rish: She was clinging to him - V'ee croghey rish. DF idiom
against (prep.) noi, noï: What's that hanging against the wall? - C'red ta shen ta croghey noi yn voalley? JJK idiom; oi, oï
fly1 (v.) bennalt, etlagh, ettlagh, ettyl, getlagh; croghey: Fly a flag - Brattagh y chroghey. DF idiom; (n.) carchuillag, quaillag, quill, cor-whuaillag; (adj.) kialgagh, kioot
hang out croghey magh; taaghey: Where do you hang out in the evenings? - C'raad t'ou taaghey 'syn astyr? DF idiom
lean on (v.) croghey er, cur barrantys er; lieh-lhie er: Don't lean on your elbows! - Ny lieh lhie er dty uiljyn! JJK idiom
on me orrym: That doesn't depend on me - Cha nee shen croghey orrym. JJK idiom; (emph.) orryms, orrym's: It all falls on me - T'eh ooilley orryms. DF idiom; orrym-pene
pillars (npl.) pillaryn: And thou shalt hang it upon four pillars of shittim wood - As nee oo croghey ad er kiare pillaryn dy fuygh-shittim Bible
pitch ardjaghey, keim; ardjey; croghey jeh aah; cur pick er, cur seose; faaie, pick; pickey; soiaghey; thummey; tilgey; ynnyd, boayl
spring arree; chibbyr, chibbyragh, chibbyrt, farane, farrane, farraneagh, geill, moir ny hawin; clishtey; clist, clistal, clistey; croghey er lheimaghanyn; lheim; lheimaghan; lheimmey; lheimyragh; ribbey; skeaylley
swing (v.) cassey, croghey, dooney, lunjeaney; leaystey: To swing to and fro - Dy leaystey noon as noal. DF idiom; (n.) leayst-chiaull; leaystane, lunjean, builley geaylin
boodeeys kynneeagh ethnic community: shegin daue croghey er ny h-eieyn jeh 'shenn jarroo-enney ashoonagh' ny 'boodeeys kynneeagh' dy chur er reiltys yn RU dy ghra 'mynlught ashoonagh' rish ny Cornee. Carn
braag vaidjagh (f.) clog: V'ad jannoo faghid jeh'n chengey ayns ny schoillyn, liorish croghey braag-vaidjagh mygeayrt mwannal jeh paitchey erbee va loayrt assjee Carn
Bretnee (Ny); (The) Welsh: Beign da ny Bretnee croghey er ITV as Sianel Pedwar son yn 'irriney. Carn
carboan carbon, carbon deposit: Ragh shen marish jeeanid dy chummal ayns seihll glass, yinnagh Bretyn roshtyn liorish leodaghey as geddyn rey rish croghey er connaghyn-carboan as shaleeyn glassey elley. Carn
darragh1 (pl -yn) oak, oaken, oak grove, oak wood, sessile oak: honnick mish Absalom croghey ayns billey-darragh Bible; would come: va ny chaghteryn feer tastagh darragh fockle erbee voish Bible
eddyr-ashoonagh international, internationalist: Ec y traa t'ayn, t'eh jeeaghyn nagh vodmayd croghey er conaantyn eddyr-ashoonagh. Carn
femblit edited: ta mee croghey dy trome er daa lioar, 'Writing in Irish Today' liorish David Greene as 'The Pleasures of Gaelic Literature', va femblit liorish John Jordan. Carn
jannoo faghid scorning: V'ad jannoo faghid jeh'n chengey ayns ny schoillyn, liorish croghey braag-vaidjagh mygeayrt mwannal jeh paitchey erbee va loayrt assjee, as craidjey mysh adsyn va ceau Carn
meehaiagh unsatisfactory, unsatisfying: Foddee dy vel eh ny smoo onnoroil dy ve croghey er y turrysid na er yn argidys, agh cha noddym jannoo fegooish smooinaghtyn dy vel y jees jeu meehaiagh. Carn
oie'll (f.) eve, vigil: Ayns y thie ain dagh Oie'll Voirrey yinnagh shin croghey oashyryn liauyr ec cass nyn lhiabbee ayns jerkallys as treisht! JG
Oie'll Voirrey (f.) Christmas Eve, midnight mass: Ayns y thie ain dagh Oie'll Voirrey yinnagh shin croghey oashyryn liauyr ec cass nyn lhiabbee ayns jerkallys as treisht! JG
credit aaill; daayl: Trade rests upon credit - Ta'n dellal croghey er daayl. DF idiom; daill: Credit will have to be paid - Hig daill gys eeck. DF idiom; feeudys: It does him credit - S'mooar y feeudys da eh. DF idiom; (v.) credjal; cur argid rish, cur credjue da
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