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doghan pl. doghanyn ailment, bug, complaint, disease, disorder, infection, sickness: Nee'n Chiarn uss y woalley lesh doghan gyn-lheihys Bible; indisposition
doghan trome sore disease, sore sickness: Son ta my veeaghyn lhieent lesh doghan trome: as cha vel ayrn erbee slane ayns my chorp. Bible
complaint (n.) accan: Lay a complaint - Accan y chur stiagh. DF idiom; plaiynt; doghan: What is her complaint ? - Cre'n doghan t'eck? JJK idiom
disease1 (n.) asslaynt, chingys, doghaney, gorley; aacheoid; doghan: My aunt has been ill for some time; she suffers from a disease the cause of which is unknown - Ta my naunt er ve rish tammylt beg; t'ee surral lesh doghan, nagh nhione daue yn oyr jeh. JJK idiom
indisposition (n.) aslaynt, lag-laynt, lhiastid; eighid, doghan, asslaynt, chingys, neuarryltys
cause (n.) cooish, fa, resoon; oyr: She suffers from a disease the cause of which is unknown - T'ee surral lesh doghan, nagh nhione daue yn oyr jeh. JJK idiom
look on (v.) jeeaghyn er: And the priest shall look on the plague in the skin of the flesh - As nee’n saggyrt jeeaghyn er y doghan, ayns crackan yn eill Bible
dorraghys doo pitch darkness: Son doghan inneen my phobble ta mee doghanit; ta mee 'sy dorraghys doo; ta atchim er my ghreimmey. Bible
er lhiam (=Ir. dàr liom) in my opinion, I presume, it seems to me, I suppose, I think, methinks: Er-lhiam dy vel caslys y doghan dy louraanys ayns y thie
Gow tastey (impv) Note, Take heed: Gow tastey, ayns doghan dy louraanys, dy jean oo dy kiaralagh lurg ooilley ny nee ny saggyrtyn ny Leviteyn gynsaghey dhyt Bible
disorder (n.) asslaynt, chingys, doghan, meereiltys, meeoardyr; (v.) cur bun ry-baare, cur bun ry-skyn, jannoo asslayntagh; mee-reiltys; bun ry baare: The place was in disorder - Va'n boayl bun ry-baare. DF idiom; fud y cheilley: They fled in disorder - Hea ad fud y cheilley. DF idiom
her (pron) eck: What is her complaint? - Cre'n doghan t'eck? JJK idiom; (emph.) ecksh: My sister will give me hers - Ver my huyr y fer ecksh dou. JJK idiom; ee: Perhaps we shall see her to-morrow - Foddee dy vaikmayd ee mairagh. JJK idiom; e: She died the day after her marriage - Hooar ee baase yn laa lurg e poosey. JJK idiom; ee hene: She has hidden herself behind the arbour - T'ee er n'ollaghey ee hene cooyl y waag-gharey. JJK idiom; (emph.) ish
incurable (adj.) neuchouyralagh, neulheihysagh, neuslayntoil; gyn couyr: For her wound is incurable - Son ta’n lhott eck gyn couyr Bible; gyn lheihys: the Lord smote him in his bowels with an incurable disease - woaill y Chiarn eh ’sy volg lesh doghan gyn-lheihys Bible
S'doogh lhiam (intj) I am sorry, Woe is me, Woe: Va mee ro aeg dy hoiggal c'red va goll er, agh shimmey keayrt car ny bleeantyn er-giyn, veagh m'ayr ching 'sy lhiabbee, as s'doogh lhiam gra hooar eh baase ec shiaght bleeaney as da'eed dy eash lesh y doghan-aarey JG
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