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cur enn er pick out: Oddins cur enn er yn vrack shen veih dagh ooilley vrack va rieau goit ayns poyll jeh strooan Coraa; recognise, recognize
diagnose (v.) cur faaishnys-enn er
acquaintance (n.) ainjys: I've made the acquaintance of the most amiable man alive - Ta mee er n'yannoo ainjys rish yn dooinney s'graihoiley bio. JJK idiom; ainjyssagh; enn; enney
Manninaghys Manxism, Manxness: Foddym credjal nagh bee monney Manninaghys ayn, my ta! Y sleih ta reill harrish Sostyn nish surrys enn nagh vel graih oc er yn ynsaght. Carn
shenn naim great-uncle: ta enn ec Jimmy Kelso er ny shenn deiney t'ayn jiu as adsyn coayl shenn naunt ny shenn naim sy schoill shen. GB
shenn naunt (f.) great-aunt: ta enn ec Jimmy Kelso er ny shenn deiney t'ayn jiu as adsyn coayl shenn naunt ny shenn naim sy schoill shen. GB
slanjeant ideal: Cha row oalys as enn slanjeant echey er y Ghailg as, er y fa shen, chroym eh keeayll y Ghailg e vree hene y chooilleeney. Coraa
knowledge (n.) enn, enney, oayllys, ynsagh; fys: The less knowledge one has, the more conceited one is - Myr sloo yn fys t'ec fer, smoo corvian t'echey. JJK idiom; fyssyree; tushtey: And he hath filled him with the spirit of God, in wisdom, in understanding, and in knowledge - As t’eh er lhieeney eh lesh spyrryd Yee, ayns creenaght, ayns tushtey Bible; tushtagh
send (v.) cur: I send some every Friday - Ta mee cur paart dagh Jyheiney. JJK idiom; cur gys; cur hug: Send that poor man a little bread and meat, so that he may have something to eat - Cur hug y dooinney boght shen kuse veg d'arran as feill, dy vod red enn JJK idiom; cur fys; hug
aalin (=Ir. álainn) beautiful, fair, handsome, splendid: Dy vaik mec Yee inneenyn gheiney dy row ad aalin. Bible; pretty; lovely; comely: Va enn eu er Paquette, inney-veyl waagh y ven- çhiarn onneragh ain: ayns ny roihaghyn ecksh vlasht mee er eunyssyn pargys, ren cur orrym yn torçhagh iurinagh ta shiu fakin mee goll er gee CnyO; goodly; well favoured [OIr. álaind]
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