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croobagh (=Ir. crubach) pl. croobee cripple, crippled animal, halt, lame: te ny share dhyt goll croobagh stiagh ayns y vea veayn Bible; deformed
lame (n., adj.) staagagh: I am lame - Ta mee staagagh. DF idiom; (v.) jannoo baccagh, martarey; croobagh: The man who is lame - Yn dooinney ta croobagh. DF idiom; (npl.) (the) croobee
cripple (n., adj.) anheiltagh, baccagh, croobagh, shirgeydagh; (n.) criggyl, martar; (v.) baccaghey, martaraghey, martarey
cam-chassagh brokenfooted, splay-footed, clubfooted: dooinney doal, ny croobagh, ny eshyn ta'n stroin echey ass cummey, ny t'echey olt erbee neu-ghooghyssagh, Ny dooinney cam-chassagh, ny khyrloghe Bible
halt1 (v.) cur stadd er, cur sthap er; shassoo: It came to a halt - Ren eh shassoo. DF idiom; scuirr: They called a halt - Ren ad scuirr. DF idiom; (n.) hault; croobagh; stadd: Ten minutes' halt - Stadd jeih minnid. DF idiom
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