Fockleyreen: Manx - English Dictionary

I will depart faagyms: I will depart from the city - faagyms yn ard-valley Bible; hem roym: I will depart to mine own land - hem roym gys my heer Bible

faagyms I will depart: faagyms yn ard-valley Bible

cosne (impv) depart: cosne royd, as immee gys cheer Yudah Bible

cur cooyl depart; put from; run away; reject; turn away; turn back

I will intreat guee-ym: I will intreat the Lord that the swarms of flies may depart - guee-ym gys y Chiarn, dy vod ny swarmynbeishteig Bible

faagail (=Ir. fágáil) abandon, depart, descend, disembark, ditch, flitting, forsake, give up, hand down, leave, leaving, maroon, outgoing, quit, quitting, relinquish, retire, season, seasoning, strand, throw over, vacating: Ta dooinney mie faagail eiraght da cloan e chlienney Bible

hem roym I will depart: Hem roym dy valley gys my chied heshey, son va mee ny s'maynrey mârishyn, na ta mee nish. Bible

Immee royd (impv) Away, Begone, Depart, Go ahead, Run along: Immee royd ass dty heer hene, as veih dty chynney Bible; Get thee to

bloodthirsty (adj.) fuilltagh: depart from me, ye bloodthirsty - immee-jee ass m’enish, shiuish gheiney fuilltagh. Bible; fuillaghtagh; (npl.) deiney folley: The bloodthirsty hate the upright - Ta deiney folley as dwoaie oc er sleih ynrick Bible; mooinjer folley: nor my life with the bloodthirsty - ny my vioys marish y vooinjer folley Bible; (v.) paagh lurg fuill: and save me from the bloodthirsty - as saue mee veih ny deiney ta paagh lurg fuill Bible; jioogh son fuill

sceptre (n.) lorg: For the sceptre of the ungodly shall not abide upon the lot of the righteous - Son cha jig lorg ny mee-chrauee er cronney yn vooinjer chairal Bible; lorg niart; lorg reeoil: So Esther drew near, and touched the top of the sceptre - myr shen hayrn Esther er gerrey, as venn ee rish kione y lorgreeoil Bible; lorg reill: The sceptre shall not depart from Judah - Cha jean y lorg-reill failleil veih Judah Bible

immeeaght (=Ir. imeacht) (f.) pl. immeeaghtyn act, action, decampment, departure, drift, exit, exodus, going away, procedure, proceeding, procession, progress, progression, start, walk, way; (of events) current; depart, go, going: as scoan va Jacob er n'immeeaght veih fenish Isaac e ayr, dy daink Esau e vraar stiagh veih e heilg. Bible; flight of time, fullness; paces of a horse; mien

lheie ersooyl blow over, die out, dwindle, wear off: Ta'n drualtys eck er lheie ersooyl dasyn. DF; (as ice) vanish; waste away: derrey va slane sheeloghe ny deiney-caggee e lheïe ersooyl veih mastey’n cheshaght Bible; melt away: ren creeaghyn y pobble lheïe ersooyl, as v’ad lhag myr ushtey Bible; fade away: Nee joarreeyn lheïe ersooyl, as bee ad agglagh ayns ny ynnydyn follit oc. Bible; pass away: myr ny strooanyn t’ad lheïe ersooyl Bible; consumed: as lesh chiass ny greiney t’ad lheïe ersooyl Bible; be no more: derrey ta ny niaughyn lheïe ersooyl, cha jean ad doostey Bible; fly away: Nee eh lheïe ersooyl myr dreamal Bible; depart: Nee bishagh e hie lheïe ersooyl Bible; scattered: Myrgeddin liorish deayrtey neose ushtey ta’n bodjal trome lheïe ersooyl Bible; worn away: Ta my aalid er n’immeeaght lesh eer seaghyn: as er ny lheïe ersooyl kyndagh rish ooilley my noidyn Bible; done away