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fliugh (=Ir. fliuch) COMPARE fluigh dank, humid, inclement, marshy, soggy, swampy, wet: T'ad fliugh lesh frassyn ny sleityn Bible; (of potatoes) watery; (of potatoes) waxy [O.Ir. fliuch]
feer fliugh sodden, very wet: Agh ta'n pobble ymmodee, as ta'n emshyr feer fliugh, as cha vel shin abyl shassoo mooie Bible
sleet (v.) ceau fliugh-niaghtee; (n.) fliugh-niaghtee, sniaghtey fliugh
pug (n.) cray fliugh; smutvoddey
glazed frost (n.) fliugh-rio
wet bulb (n.) fliugh-volgan
dark1 conghorraghey; doo; dorraghey: The wet night is dark - Ta'n oie fliugh dorraghey. DF idiom; froshagh; grouw; keeir
stand without (v.) shassoo mooie: it is a time of much rain, and we are not able to stand without - ta’n emshyr feer fliugh, as cha vel shin abyl shassoo mooie Bible
Arragh (=Ir. Earach) (Yn) Spring, Springtime: tra ta ny froggyn breh ayns lhiatteeyn yn poyll, te cowrey jeh arragh fliugh. EF
Cairbre Arbory: V'eh oanluckit ayns rhullick ny Skeerey Cairbre fastyr Jymayrt er giyn, laa fliugh as feayr, kionfenish ymmodee fir-mooinjerey, caarjyn as naboonyn Coraa
claddagh pl. claddeeyn bank, beach, land by a river, littoral, polder, river bank: Ta claghyn, shillee as genniagh ayn, Yn famlagh fliugh, cha nel eh goan, As er ny niee liorish yn tonn, Skeabys claddagh Loch Linne. Dhoor; marsh
eirinagh (n.) agriculturalist, farmer: va'n emshyr tashagh as va shin ooilley fliugh tra raink shin yn thie eirinagh, boayl hannee shin. Carn; (adj.) agricultural
fluigh COMPARE fliugh :1 wet: ren eh gyndyr er faiyr myr ny dew, as va e chorp fluigh lesh druight yn aer; derrey hooar eh toiggal, dy vel y Jee smoo syrjey reill ayns reeriaght deiney Bible
Jymayrt Tuesday: V'eh oanluckit ayns rhullick ny Skeerey Cairbre fastyr Jymayrt er giyn, laa fliugh as feayr, kionfenish ymmodee fir-mooinjerey, caarjyn as naboonyn, as shiartanse dy studeyryn ny Gailck Coraa
Mee s'jerree yn ouyir October: Ayns mee s'jerree yn Ouyir, tra d'aase ny laghyn ny s'girrey, feayr as fliugh, cha row mee dy mennick ec y Whallag as cha row monney obbyr goll er ec Ballaskeig Dhoor
obbyr laa (f.) day labour: Agh ta'n pobble ymmodee, as ta'n emshyr feer fliugh, as cha vel shin abyl shassoo mooie, chamoo ta shoh obbyr laa ny jees, son ta shin ymmodee t'er ny ve kyndagh 'sy chooish shoh. Bible
Purtree (f.) Portree: Va'n emshir feer fliugh ayns Purtree myr t'ee dy mennick as va shin bunnys baiht ec y fiiaghey, agh foast er y cheiy va ram sleih fuirraghtyn rooin, fliaghey ny dyn. GK
rhullick (f.) graveyard: V'eh oanluckit ayns rhullick ny Skeerey Cairbre fastyr Jymayrt er giyn, laa fliugh as feayr, kionfenish ymmodee fir-mooinjerey, caarjyn as naboonyn Coraa
shillee (f.) building aggregate, gravel, pebbles, shingle: Ta claghyn, shillee as genniagh ayn, Yn famlagh fliugh, cha nel eh goan, As er ny niee liorish yn tonn, Skeabys claddagh Loch Linne. Dhoor
tashagh muggy: Tra daag shin Purt Le Moirrey, va'n emshyr tashagh as va shin ooilley fliugh tra raink shin yn thie eirinagh, boayl hannee shin. Carn
thie eirinagh farm house, grange: Tra daag shin Purt Le Moirrey, va'n emshyr tashagh as va shin ooilley fliugh tra raink shin yn thie eirinagh, boayl hannee shin. Carn
bottom1 (n.) bun: At the bottom of the stairs - Ec bun ny greeishyn. DF idiom; cass, jerrey, kione, laare; grunt: Fishing on the bottom - Eeastagh er y ghrunt. DF idiom; iightyr, iyghtyr; (n.) curp: Hit him across the bottom - Bwoaill eh er ny curpyn echey. DF idiom; thoyn: His bottom was wet - Va'n thoyn echey fliugh. DF idiom; toinn; (v.) cur ashvuilley er: To put bottom on a ball - Dy chur ashvuilley er bluckan. DF idiom
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