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friend (n.) carrey: As an enemy bind and a friend you'll find - Kiangle myr noid as yiow myr carrey. JJK idiom
bind1 kiangley; naisht; queeyllaghey; soailley; warpal; geulee; yok; yokal; chiangley; (impv) kiangle: As an enemy bind and a friend you'll find - Kiangle myr noid as yiow myr carrey. JJK idiom
Charles (n.) Chalse: I've invited my friend, Henry, but not Charles - Ta mee er chuirrey my charrey, Inry, agh cha nel Chalse. JJK idiom
cherish (v.) jannoo mooar jeh; gerjaghey; keainey; shynney lesh: He was a friend whose memory we cherish - V'eh ny charrey shynney lhienyn e chooinaghtyn. JJK idiom
dear deyr: That's not dear as things go - Cha nel shen deyr son y leagh t'er reddyn nish. DF idiom; prisoil; ennoil; graih, graihagh; meen: Dear friend - Charrey veen. DF idiom; (voc.) veen; tarrish
enemy (n.) noid: A wise man often makes a friend of his enemy - Ta'n dooinney creeney mennick jannoo carrey jeh e noid. JJK idiom; rueg
far away foddey ersooyl; foddey jeh: A friend with you is better than a brother far away - Ta carrey liorts ny share na braar foddey jeh. DF idiom
hold on (v.) cummal er; cummal dys: Whilst you are seeking a new friend hold on to the old - Choud's ta shiu shirrey carrey noa cum shiu gys y chenn. DF idiom; cummal rish; Fuirree ort
like you gollrhyt; (emph.) gollrhyt's; gollrhyt-hene; gollriu: Where shall I find a friend like you? - C'raad yio'm carrey goll-riu? JJK idiom; gollriu-hene
memory (n.) cooinaght; cooinaghtyn: He was a friend whose memory we cherish - V'eh ny charrey shynney lhienyn e chooinaghtyn. JJK idiom
too (adv.) foast, myrgeddin, ro; (pref.) ro-; neesht: Please cut my hair, too - Giar m'olt neesht, my sailliu. JJK idiom; chammah: My friend is yours too - Ta'n carrey ayms chammah euish. JJK idiom
treasure tashtee stoyr; tashtey: A good friend is a great treasure - Ta carrey mie tashtey vooar. JJK idiom; sheuan; couryn
yours ayds; lhiats, lhiat's: It's mine, yours, his, hers, ours, yours, theirs - T'ee lhiams, lhiats, leshyn, lheeish, lhienyn, lhiuish, lhieusyn. JJK idiom; lhieuish; euish: My friend is yours too - Ta'n carrey ayms chammah euish. JJK idiom
carrey (=Ir. cara, caraid) pl. caarjyn well-wisher, friend: S'firrinagh ta smaght carrey Bible; stone pillar [L. car-us]
carrey mooar valued friend: V'ee ny carrey mooar da ymmodee Gaelgeyryn 'sy jiass as s'trimshagh dooin dy vel ee ersooyl voin nish. Dhoor
carrey Yee friend of God: Chred Abraham Jee, as ve coontit da son cairys: as v’eh enmyssit carrey Yee Bible
charrey2 (voc.) (Y) Dear Sir; friend: Charrey, t'ou jannoo dy credjuagh cre-erbee t'ou jannoo son ny braaraghyn, as son joarreeyn Bible
doodee (f.) damsel, girl, girl friend, lass, maiden, quean, wench: Dob eh loayrt ayns Frangish as va doodee ayn jannoo chyndaays da. Carn
eternal (adj.) beayn: The eternal verities - Ny feeridyn beayn. DF idiom; braa: Eternal happiness - Maynrys vraa. DF idiom; bragh beayn; er dy rieau: My eternal friend - My charrey er dy rieau. DF idiom; dy bragh farraghtyn; dy bragh; er-dy-rieau
giveth chebbys: and every man is a friend to him that giveth gifts - as ta dy chooilley ghooinney ny charrey dasyn chebbys giootyn Bible; coyrt: the inheritance, which the Lord your God giveth you - yn eiraght ta’n Chiarn nyn Yee ryhoi Bible; cur
hers (pron) e: Your mother and hers - Dty voir as e moirs. DF idiom; j'ee: He is an old beau of hers - T'eh ny henn leggad j'ee. DF idiom; jeeish: A friend of hers - Carrey jeeish. DF idiom; lheeish, lh'eeish: This house is hers - Lheeish yn thie shoh. DF idiom; eck: That son of hers - Yn mac shen eck. DF idiom; ecksh: My sister will give me hers - Ver my huyr y fer ecksh dou. JJK idiom
likeness (n.) cummey: Enemy in the likeness of a friend - Noid ayns cummey carrey. DF idiom; ayns cummey; caslys: In the day that God created man - ’Sy laa ren Jee dooinney y chroo, ayns caslys Yee Bible; cochaslys: Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image, or likeness - Cha jean oo dhyt hene jalloo granit erbee, ny cho-chaslys; tuarystal
often (adv.) dy mennick: She has often been maltreated by her own brother - T'ee dy-mennick er ve drogh- ghellit rish liorish e braar hene. JJK idiom; mennick: A wise man often makes a friend of his enemy - Ta'n dooinney creeney mennick jannoo carrey jeh e noid. JJK idiom; menkey
ours (pron) ain: That son of ours - Yn mac shen ain. DF idiom; dooin: Friend of ours - Carrey dooin. DF idiom; lhien: It's ours - Lhien eh. DF idiom; lhiens: What is ours is yours - Ny ta lhiens t'eh lhieuish. DF idiom; nyn: Your country and ours - Nyn jeer as nyn jeers. DF idiom; (emph.) ain hene; ainyn: My uncle's carriage is more convenient than ours - Ta fainagh my naim ny s'cooiey na'n fer ainyn. JJK idiom
since er-dy, er dyn, er-dyn: I haven't seen our friend since last spring - Cha nel mee er n'akin yn carrey ain er dyn arragh s'jerree. JJK idiom; neayr, neayr's: It's a fortnight since I saw you last - She kegeesh neayr's honnick mee oo. JJK idiom
wise creeney: A wise man often makes a friend of his enemy - Ta'n dooinney creeney mennick jannoo carrey jeh e noid. JJK idiom; tastagh: be ye therefore wise as serpents, and harmless as doves - Bee-jee er-y-fa tastagh myr ard-nieughyn, as ôney myr calmaneyn. Bible
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