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foundation1 (n.) bun: On a silk foundation - Er bun sheeidey. DF idiom; bun-eaddagh, bunneydys, chymysyn, undin, bavinn, leac, undinys, ymsyn
foundation2 (n.) (institution) undinys
foundation3 (n.) (of engine) leac
foundation stone (n.) bun-chlagh, clagh undinagh, clagh vun; clagh undin: a stone for a corner, nor a stone for foundations - clagh chorneilagh, ny clagh undin Bible
ymsyn (pl -yn) foundation
holy hills (npl.) croink chasherick: His foundation is upon the holy hills - Ta ny undinyn eck er ny croink chasherick Bible
chymysyn foundations, foundation: Hyei e shiis chymsyn yn talluin : nagh beage erna skughey ag ierish erbi. Psalm1610
clagh undin (f.) foundation stone: As cha gowee ad jeed's clagh chorneilagh, ny clagh undin; agh bee oo dty hraartys kinjagh, ta'n Chiarn dy ghra. Bible
clagh undinagh (f.) foundation stone: Dy vodmayds soilshaghey daue dy vel Gaelg ny clagh undinagh 'syn chooish cosneemayd barriaght scanshoil. Carn
leac (=Ir. leac) (f.) (pl -yn) pl. lic flagstone, monolith, sheet, slab, slate: Leac y yingey stiagh ayns boalley. DF; headstone, plaque; (of engine) foundation
undin pl. undinyn base, basis, footing, footings, foundation, rock bottom: ta agglish yn Jee bio, yn pillar as undin yn irriney. Bible
abideth (v.) fuirriaghtyn: He that abideth in this city shall die by the sword - Eshyn ta fuirriaghtyn ’syn ard-valley shoh, yiow eh baase lesh y chliwe Bible; surranse: all that abideth not the fire ye shall make go through the water - ooilley nagh vel surranse yn aile, ver shiu er dy gholl trooid yn ushtey Bible; fuirriaght: he abideth at Jerusalem - t’eh fuirriaght ec Jerusalem Bible; er-mayrn: thou hast laid the foundation of the earth, and it abideth - t’ou er hoiaghey undin ny hooirey, as te er-mayrn Bible; tannaghtyn: but the earth abideth for ever - agh ta’n thalloo tannaghtyn veih sheeloghe gys sheeloghe Bible
for themselves daue hene: let them go and gather straw for themselves - lhig daue goll as coonlagh y gheddyn daue hene Bible; er nyn son hene: And afterward they made ready for themselves - As ny lurg shen, daarlee ad er nyn son hene Bible; nyn gour hene: Laying up in store for themselves a good foundation - Coyrt seose ayns stoyr nyn gour oc hene undin mie Bible
bun (=Ir. bun) author, basis, details, origin, original, prime, principle, raw material, stem, stool: as vrish eh ad ec bun y clieau Bible; derivation, explanation, interpretation, meaning: dinsh shin da, as hug eh bun dooin er ny dreamalyn ain Bible; (of storm) eye, heart, root cause; base, bottom, foot, root, foundation, source, sole, underneath; end; dope, news; stump: va kione Dagon as e ghaa laue brisht jeh er sole y dorrys; cha row agh bun Dagon er-mayrn Bible; butt
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