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death (n.) baase: The death of one dog is the life of another - Baase y derrey voddey bioys y voddey elley. JJK idiom
of death (gen.) baaish: On penalty of death - Fo kerraghys baaish. DF idiom; (y) vaaish: He is at the point of death - T'eh raad y vaaish. DF idiom
way of death (n.) raad y vaaish: I set before you the way of life, and the way of death - ta mee soiaghey kiongoyrt riu raad y vea, as raad y vaaish Bible
worthy of death toilchin baase: there is in the damsel no sin worthy of death - cha vel y ven aeg er n’yannoo peccah erbee ta toilchin baase Bible
mortleeaght (f.) death rate
death-knock (n.) crank baaish
death-watch (n.) caillagh oie; farrar
another (adj.) elley: The death of one dog is the life of another - Baase y derrey voddey bioys y voddey elley. JJK idiom
bad1 (adj.) drogh: Bad death on you! - Drogh vaase ort! DF idiom; doogh, breaghagh, dangeragh, donney, loau, loghtagh; olk
banishment (n.) eebyrtys: whether it be unto death, or to banishment - edyr y ve gys baase, ny gys eebyrtys Bible; joarreeaght; joarreeys
delivered assaid: The child was delivered - Va'n lhiannoo er ny assaid. DF idiom; livreyit; seyrit: Delivered from death - Seyrit veih baase. DF idiom
excuse (v.) jean leshtal er son, maihaghey; (n.) leih; leshtal: Death never came without an excuse - Cha daink rieau yn baase gyn leshtal. DF idiom
gave2 (interrog.) dug; put: Did Hezekiah king of Judah and all Judah put him at all to death? - Dug Hezekiah ree Yudah as ooilley Judah eshyn gy-baase? Bible
more bitter (ny) shirroo: And I find more bitter than death the woman, whose heart is snares and nets - As hooar mee ny shirroo na’n baase yn ven ta’n cree eck ribbaghyn as lieenteenyn Bible
pain gaer, geir, geiy; geu, gew; gonnid; guin, guinn; pian: I can bear the pain - Foddym surral y pian. DF idiom; doccar; pian: Pain of death - Guinn y vaaish. DF idiom; (v.) gortaghey, pianey, geiyaghey, guinney
shadow (v.) eiyrt er; scaaghey: It became a shadow - Ren eh scaaghey. DF idiom; (n.) scaa: In the shadow of death - Fo scaa doo yn vaaish. DF idiom; scaa-doo, scadoo
threat baggyrt: She was under a threat of illness - Va'n chingys baggyrt urree. DF idiom; baggyrtys: He was under the threat of death - V'eh fo baggyrtys baaish. DF idiom
aggle y vaaish mortal fear, fear of death: Ta my chree anveagh cheu-sthie jee’m: as ta aggle y vaaish er duittym orrym Bible
baaish (f.) 1 imprudence, impudence; 2 pl. baaishyn temple, forehead; 3 (gen.) of death, mortality a: ta shin ayns dangeyr baaish fey-ny-laa Bible
baase1 (=Ir. bás, Sc. bas) pl. baaseyn bereavement, capital punishment, death, extinction, mortally: er aggle dy berr olk ennagh orrym, as dy voym baase. Bible; decease [O.Ir. bás]
baase dy bragh farraghtyn everlasting death: veih Noid nyn anmey, as veih'n baase dy bragh farraghtyn PB
builley baaish coup de grace, death blow, mortal blow: Eshyn ta cur builley baaish da dooinney, bee eh dy shickyr er ny choyrt gy baase. Bible; lethal blow
guinn y vaaish pain of death: As dooyrt eh rhym reesht, Shass, ta mee guee ort, orrym, as marr mee ass y raad; son ta mee ayns guinn y vaaish, ga dy vel ennal foast aynym. Bible
Poyll Vaaish Pool of Death, Poolvaash: hie mee marish Phil Gawne woish Poyll Vaaish as Manninagh elley. Carn
raad y vaaish death's door, dying, moribund, way of death: va Hezekiah ching, as ayns raad y vaaish Bible
shirveish y vaaish ministration of death: Agh my va shirveish y vaaish, scruit as grainnit er claghyn, gloyroil Bible
barren land (n.) reeastane: I have made the wilderness, and the barren land his dwellings - ta mee er n’yannoo ’syn aasagh, as y reeastane dy ve e chummal Bible; thalloo gennish: there shall not be from thence any more death or barren land - cha bee ad veih shoh magh neu-follan, ny’n thalloo gennish Bible
life (n.) bea: It was the happiest day of my life - Ve yn laa s'maynrey ayns my vea. JJK idiom; bioys: The death of one dog is the life of another - Baase y derrey voddey bioys y voddey elley. JJK idiom; seihll
shall scourge custee: And they shall mock him, and shall scourge him - As craidee ad mysh, as custee ad eh Bible; scuitchee: And they shall scourge him, and put him to death - As scuitchee ad eh, as ver ad eh gy baase Bible
worthy1 (adj.) feeu: Worthy of respect - Feeu arrym. DF idiom; feeudagh: He is worthy of it - T'eh feeudagh da. DF idiom; toilliu: For the labourer is worthy of his hire - Son ta'n labree toilliu e 'aill. DF idiom; toilchin: He is worthy of death - T'eh toilchin baase. DF idiom; onoroil: If he will shew himself a worthy man - My yeeaghys eh eh-hene ny ghooinney onoroil Bible
farrar death-watch, vigil, wake for the dead, wake: Va ram sleih ec y rullick as ec y farrar syn Ynnyd Yernagh. Carn; roost
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