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dooghyssagh (=Ir. dúchasach) ancestral, congenital, heritable, idiomatic, inborn, inherent, instinctive, natural, unforced, unspiritual, untaught, untutored, vernacular: haink y Spyrryd Noo neose er, myr ayns cummey dooghyssagh calmane Bible; (adj., n.) pl. dooghyssee native; innate; indigenous; homebred
Chengaghyn dooghyssagh, myn-chengaghyn as chengaghyn sloo-ymmydit Indigenous, minority and lesser-used languages
natural (adj.) dooghyssagh: It's natural enough - T'eh dooghyssagh dy liooar. DF idiom; dooie, feie, najooragh
inborn (adj.) dooghyssagh, dooie
innate (adj.) coruggyragh; dooghyssagh, dooie
native speaker (n.) loayreyder dooghyssagh: The last native speaker of Manx - Yn loayreyder dooghyssagh jerrinagh jeh'n Ghaelg. DF idiom; loayreyder dooie
naturally (adv.) dy dooghyssagh: For I have no man likeminded, who will naturally care for your state - Son cha vel dooinney erbee aym wheesh gys m'aigney, vees cha dooghyssagh imneagh er nyn son eu. Bible E2M; son shickyrys
unforced (adj.) dooghyssagh, gyn egin, neueiginagh, seyr
vernacular (n.) chengey ghooghyssagh, chengey ghooie; (adj.) dooghyssagh, dooie
Indigenous, minority and lesser-used languages (n.) Chengaghyn dooghyssagh, myn-chengaghyn as chengaghyn sloo-ymmydit
native (n., adj.) cheeragh, dooghyssagh; dooiagh; dooie: One never forgets his native country - Cha nel fer dy-bragh jarrood cheer e ghooie. JJK idiom; (n.) fer dooie
beïyn feïe brute beasts: Agh ad shoh, myr benn feie gyn resoon dooghyssagh jeant dy ve shelgit as stroit Bible
Britaanee Bretons: cha dod ny Bretnee, Yernee, Albinee as Britaanee croo chengaghyn va cadjinit dy 'dooghyssagh'. Carn
casseyderyn accusers: Fegooish graih dooghyssagh, brishey conaantyn, casseyderyn foalsey, rouanagh, dewil, dwoaiagh er deiney mie Bible
cretoor feie wild animal: v'eh mie-ynsit ayns dagh nhee dooghyssagh, as dagh cretoor feie, beiyn, eeanlee as eeastyn as phadeyrys ny h-emshir neesht. Dhoor
dooinney sheshey husband: honnick eh neesht dy row eh ymmyrchagh dy beagh ec dooinney sheshey dooghyssagh. PC
dy chionn austerely, compactly: Ta fys mie aym dy vel ooilley ny reddyn shoh kianlt dy chionn lesh yn chengey dooghyssagh. Carn; tightly; four-square
flaaoilid circumfluence, fluency, fluidity: Oddagh loayrtee dooghyssagh cur ny smoo cooney da ny ynseydee liorish prowal dy haraghey flaaoilid ny ynseydee, myr sampleyr. Carn
fo-hroar (f.) by-product, catch crop: T'eh gra dy vel y sollaghey myr fo-hroar dooghyssagh veih'n çhenn stashoon-diesel. BS
gammanagh bantering, frolicsome, playful, sportive, sporty: Ga dy bee ny h-immeeaghtyn taitnyssagh as gammanagh, ta ny fir-reaghee coontey dy nee red trome-chooishagh t'ayn dy chur cultoor dooghyssagh yn Ellan er e hoshiaght. BS
goaill er 1 fret, fuss, lament; 2 (promise) undertake; 3 take on a: dy voddagh eh goaill er dy chooilley stayd ta dooghyssagh gys sheelnaue. CS; 4 presume
gyn resoon unduly, unreasoning: Agh ad shoh, myr beïyn feïe gyn resoon dooghyssagh, jeant dy ve shelgit as stroit Bible
joarreeys alienness, banishment, exile, foreignness, foreign place, strangeness: Myr Manninagh cummal ayns joarreeys ayns Sostyn, dy dooghyssagh ta mee laccal cheet dy valley cho mennick as foddym. Carn
loayreyderyn speakers: T'eh beggan quaagh dy vel y chooid smoo jin ta laccal aavioghey Gailck cur ooashley da ny loayreyderyn dooghyssagh s'jerree agh cha nel shin cur monney geill da'n Ghailck oc! Carn
loayrtee speakers: Ayns Nerin, Bretyn, Kernow as Britaan Beg ta sleih er ve speeideilagh hannah troggal sheeloghe noa jeh loayrtee dooghyssagh. Carn
Manninagh (=Ir. Manainneach) (n.) Manxman: Myr Manninagh, dy dooghyssagh ren mee lhaih y pheeish mychione y Ghailck hoshiaght. Carn; (adj.) Manks, Manx: Foddee dy beagh sym ec delleyder lioar Manninagh ayn. Carn
mestey (=Ir. meascadh) compound, confuse, cross-breed, dispense, garble, hybridize, jumble, mash, mingle, mix, shuffle, stir: Shoh Gaelg ta mestey Gaelg y Vible as Gaelg ny loayrtee dooghyssagh. Carn; miscellany, mixture; promiscuity; stirring
neuoikoil off the record, unofficial: Dy dooghyssagh, cha jinnagh ny meoiryn-shee goaill ayrn sy vrialtys neu-oikoil. Carn
ommidjagh (=Ir. amaideach) See ommijagh absurd, brainless, crackpot, fatuous, foolish, idiotic, imbecile, madcap, nonsensical, scatterbrained, silly, stupid: As shen-y-fa gys y dooinney dooghyssagh ta'n Sushtal dy jarroo ommidjagh, chamoo oddys fys ve echey er ny reddyn t'er ny loayrt. CS
recortyssey register, registration: Agh nagh yindyssagh yn obbyr va jeant ocsyn ren recortyssey ny loayreyderyn dooghyssagh ain as ad sauail reddyn nagh vod ny Cornee agh dreamal mychione. Carn
rinkyn components, parts, scattered parts: Oddagh y caghlaa gys gass dooghyssagh goll er scuirr dy bollagh derrey vees ny rinkyn t'ad shirrey dy chur kione er y chaghlaa, derrey vees ad ayns yn Ellan. BS
slanechreck wholesale: Jeheiney, va'n prios slanechreck eddyrashoonagh jeh gass dooghyssagh er ny vooadaghey liorish tree cheead sy cheead. BS
accusers (npl.) cassidee; plaiyntee: Against whom when the accusers stood up - N’oi tra va e phlaiyntee er hassoo seose Bible; casseyderyn: Without natural affection, trucebreakers, false accusers - Fegooish graih dooghyssagh, brishey conaantyn, casseyderyn foalsey Bible; scammyltee: that they be in behaviour as becometh holiness, not false accusers - dy bee ad dy ymmyrkey-bea crauee, cha nee scammyltee Bible
doilleeid difficulty, dilemma, hardship, hobble, stiffness, ticklishness, toughness: Dy-dooghyssagh, ta ny ynseyderyn Albinish graihagh er y chengey as shen y fa t'ad goll er as ad gobbraghey fo doilleeid mooar car y traa. Carn; problem
rouanagh immoral, wanton: uss ven rouanagh as almoragh Bible; lewd: gys inneenyn ny Philistinee, ta goaill nearey jeh dty aghtyn rouanagh Bible; profligate, uproarious; riotous: ayns shen hug eh jummal er e chooid liorish baghey rouanagh Bible; incontinent: Fegooish graih dooghyssagh, brishey conaantyn, casseyderyn foalsey, rouanagh, dewil, dwoaiagh er deiney mie Bible; frolicsome; play: as dirree ad seose dy ve rouanagh Bible; rioter
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