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fishmonger (n.) cadjer eeast; creckeyder eeast; dellar eeast
fish1 (n.) eeast, yeeast: I couldn't get any fish - Cha dod mee geddyn eeast erbee. JJK idiom; (v.) eeastagh, eeastaghey; (n.) listan
freshwater fish (n.) eeast awin
ichthyophagy (n.) eeast-ee, gee eeast
Newfoundland (n.) Thalloo yn Eeast
fish tank (n.) trogh-eeast
pronney cram, fill, press, ram home, stuff: Glen, screeb as niee yn eeast; jean pronney marish y chooid elley jeh ny reddyn er- lhimmey jeh'n eeym, as cur shoh stiagh 'syn eeast as whaal seose eh. Dhoor; eating greedily, filling, overcrowding, stuffing; gorge
market (v.) cur er y vargey; geddyn margey; margey: There was no fish in the market - Cha row eeast erbee 'sy vargey. JJK idiom; (n.) marger
nature (n.) dooilliu, raght; najoor: Subject to the laws of nature - Fo reir leighaghyn najoor. DF idiom; dooghys: The nature of fish is to swim - She dooghys eeast eh dy snaue. DF idiom
netting cuirr ingagh, jannoo jeebin, tayrn eeast ayns ingagh; lieen; mogglys; snaie: Our netting is eaten by the dogfish - Ta'n snaie ain eeit ec y ghobbag. DF idiom
arraghyn 1 sluices a: ooilley ny ta jannoo arraghyn as loghanyn son eeast. Bible; 2 watches: ayns toshiaght ny arraghyn deayrt magh dty chree Bible
croutid artfulness, craftiness: Cha doig eh cre'n croutid va fo'n chlaigin jeh'n eeast shen Coraa; artifice
cucumberyn cucumbers: Cha vel shin er yarrood yn eeast v'ain son goaill ayns Egypt, ny cucumberyn, as ny melonyn, as y lhuss, as ny onionsyn, as y garleyd Bible
dullyragh dim, opaqueness: solley va mee cur enney rieugh er yn eeast gastey shen, er yn poyll dhoo dullyragh t'eh ny chummal ayn; er yn vroogh vlaagagh, er yn ushtey gial grianagh 'ny roie . Coraa
feill vuc (f.) pork: Va shin cubbyl dy laa laadey y vaatey Iesh stoyryn, ushtey, caffee, shugyr, anvroie chirmit, praaseyn, feill volht chirmit, feill vuc chirmit, eeast chirmit as y lhied, ooilley shoh v'eh currit fo lout eaghtyr ny lhong. GK
melonyn melons: Cha vel shin er yarrood yn eeast v'ain son goaill ayns Egypt, ny cucumberyn, as ny melonyn, as y lhuss, as ny onionsyn, as y garleyd Bible
rimlagh (f.) cord, sail-cord; fishing line: Ren ee e cooid share dy hayrn yn rimlagh stiagh sy vaatey, agh cha dod ee tayrn yn eeast dys eaghtyr yn ushtey. CJ
Sostynagh (=Ir. Sagsonagh, Sacsunach) English, Englishman, Englishwoman, Sassenach, Saxon: Ren shin eeastagh rish tammylt dy hraa, as hooar un Sostynagh kiare boaddee mooarey; v'eshyn yn ynrican dooinney 'sy vaatey ren tayrtyn eeast erbee. Coraa
speiltyn firewood; chips: she'n un red jiu tra ta Sostnee aegey goll gys yn Spaainey, as t'ad shirrey eeast as speiltyn praase as Stoandey Jiarg Watney choud's t'ad aynshen. Carn
speiltyn praase chips: t'ad shirrey eeast as speiltyn praase as Stoandey Jiarg Watney choud's t'ad aynshen. Carn
couldn't cha dod: I couldn't get any fish - Cha dod mee geddyn eeast erbee. JJK idiom; cha jarg: You couldn't sell your loss - Cha jarg oo dty choayl y chreck. DF idiom; cha noddagh; nagh voddagh: So we see that they could not enter in - Myr shen hee mayd nagh voddagh ad goll stiagh Bible; (interrog.) nagh noddagh, nagh voddagh: Could not this man, which opened the eyes of the blind, have caused that even this man should not have died? Nagh voddagh yn dooinney shoh, ren fosley sooillyn ny doail, v’er lhiettal baase y dooinney shoh?
teeming1 er croo lesh: The bed is teeming with fleas - Ta'n lhiabbee er croo lesh jarganyn. DF idiom; plooghit: The river is teeming with fish - Ta'n awin plooghit lesh eeast. DF idiom; teaumey: We were teeming the well - Va shin teaumey yn chibbyr. DF idiom; deayrtey: It is teeming rain - T'eh deayrtyey fliaghey. DF idiom
well1 (n.) chibbyr, chibbyrt, doagh eeast; dy mie: Well done, if you please - Jeant dy-mie, my sailliu. JJK idiom; slane: When you're well, you little know the value of health - Tra ta fer slane; s'beg shione da feeuid slaynt. JJK idiom; dy sour
thummyd size: v'ad ooilley roit er yn un aght, jeh'n un towse, as yn un thummyd. Bible; fatness: t'ou uss er n'aase roauyr, as t'ou er n'ghoaill thummyd, t'ou coodit lesh saill Bible; multitude: Eisht chuir ad: as nish cha row dy niart oc yn lieen y ghoaill stiagh va lhied y thummyd eeast ayn. Bible
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