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dress (n.) eaddagh: Native dress - Eaddagh ny cheerey. DF idiom; gooyn: A dress in white silk - Gooyn jeh sheeidey bane. DF idiom; (v.) baarey; coamrey; cur eaddagh er; cur mysh: Dress the children as quickly as possible - Cur mysh ny paitchyn cha tappee as oddys shiu. JJK idiom; jannoo coamrey da; jeshaghey; jesheenaghey; lhiasaghey; pollal; screebey; skeoghey; stolkey; kiartaghey
dress (f.) (pl -yn) blackberry bush, bramble, briar: hig yn dress as yn onnane seose er nyn altaryn Bible
dress circle (n.) ard-chiarkyl
dress ny moaneeyn (f.) cloudberry
cullee hennearish (f.) period dress
coamrey pl. coamraghyn (n.) apparel, clothe, clothes, clothing, costume, drape, dress, dressing, fit, garment, habit, raiment, vesture: dynsee yn Chiarn Jee dy yannoo coamrey dy chraitnyn dy choodaghey ad hene. Bible; (v.) cover up, dress up, endue, succour; repair: As ren ny Nethinimee va cummal ayns Aphel, coamrey gys yn ynnyd va jeeragh er y giat-ushtey lesh y shiar, as y toor cheumooie jeh. Bible; attire
clinging lhiantagh; lhiantyn: The dress was clinging to her - Va'n gooyn lhiantyn r'ee. DF idiom; lhiantynagh; croghey rish: She was clinging to him - V'ee croghey rish. DF idiom
baarey bare, clip, cut, dress, poll, prune; shave, trimmed: Cha jean ad baarey nyn ghing, chamoo nee ad baarey nyn vaasaag, ny jannoo giaraghyn ayns yn eill oc er coontey'n varroo. Bible; (n.) paring knife
billey-myrtle myrtle tree: Ayns ynnyd y drine nee gaase seose yn billey-juys, as ayns ynnyd y dress hig seose yn billey-myrtle Bible
coamrey-caggee battle dress: Agh hed dty harvaantyn harrish, dagh dooinney ayns coamrey-caggee, fenish y Chiarn gys y vagher-caggee, myr ta my hiarn dy ghra. Bible
crouw (f.) bunch, bush, dwarf tree, shrub, stick, stock, wide spreading tree: ayns yn aer foshlit eeanlee bishagh ghow, dagh cronk, dagh dress, dagh billey as dagh crouw, keylljyn as coanyn ooilley swarmal lhieu. PC; Masonic lodge; (of society) branch; (of river) tributary
eaddagh (=Ir. éadach) pl. eaddeeyn cloth, clothing, drapery, dress, fabric, material, vesture: nee ad skeayley coodagh dy eaddagh gorrym Bible; clothes; apparel
fanney fleece, skinning, slashing, soak; fly-fishing; flay, skin, scalp, slash: fanney jeu nyn grackan Bible; dress down, excoriation, slating, tirade: Hug ee fanney da DF; (of wind) bite
formoil (=Ir. foirmiúil) ceremonious, formal, full dress, stiff: Yn Chied Shirveishagh jeh Quaiyl Vretin shilley er yn Arjenteen as ny baljyn ayns Patagonia, dy hoiaghey ny kianglaghyn eddyr y daa heer ny smoo formoil. Dhoor
Guilcagh Broom Place: huitt scell er magher buigh lesh plaggad, as roym va tholtan beg, guilcagh as dress cho ard as ny boallaghyn glassey. Coraa
jeshaghey (=Ir. deisiú) arrange, dress, grace, make up, service, smarten, tidy, toilet, trim: V'ee jeshaghey ee hene. DF; adapt
jesheenaghey adorn, bedeck, decorate, dress, embellish, emblazon, garnish, preen, set, titivate: V'ee jesheenaghey ee hene. DF; adornment, painting, renovation; painting trade; prank
pollal 1 crop, dress, poll, prune, pruning a: as shey bleeaney nee oo pollal dty gharey-feeyney Bible; 2 (on ticket) clip
screebey abrade, abrasion, chafe, claw, dress, friction, grate, graze, itch, rasp, scrape, scratch, scrawl, scuffle, stridulate: ghow eh shlig chrockan dy screebey eh-hene Bible; clawing, scraping, scratching, striking [O.Ir. scrípaid]
troiddey altercate, berate, bicker, chide, dress down, nag, objurgate, quarrel, rate, row, scold, set to, squabble, dressing down: Cre'n-fa ta shiu troiddey rhym's? Bible; (scolding) jaw; pl. troiddaghyn altercation, objurgation; chiding, mud-slinging, nagging, wigging, squabbling, scolding, quarrelling, telling off
children (npl.) cloan; lhiennoo: My love to your children - My ghraih da ny lhiennoo eu. JJK idiom; scollagyn; paitchyn: Dress the children as quickly as possible - Cur mysh ny paitchyn cha tappee as oddys shiu. JJK idiom; oikanyn; ponniaryn: I want the children to be obedient - Saillym ny ponniaryn dy ve biallagh. JJK idiom
devour (v.) ee: Arise, devour much flesh - Trog ort, ee dty haie feill Bible; stroie: let fire come out of the bramble, and devour the cedars of Lebanon - lhig da aile cheet magh veih’n dress, as stroie biljyn-cedar Lebanon Bible; sluggey: I will destroy and devour at once - nee’m stroie as sluggey seose er-y-chooyl Bible
kiartaghey accommodate, adjust, adjusting, amend, appoint, dispose, even out, fix, make, mend, modify, prepare, qualify, ready, redress, setting, settle, settling; correct, true; correction, modification, preparation, rectification; set in order: nee oo kiartaghey ny reddyn ta dy ve soit er ayns nyn order oural-millish y lostey er Bible; dress: As nee Aaron lostey er oural-millish dy chooilley voghrey: tra t'eh kiartaghey ny lampyn, nee eh oural-millish y lostey er. Bible
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