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grunt bottom, ground, sole: Dy der eh dou ooig Machpelah, ta leshyn, ayns kione e vagher; son wheesh dy argid as sheeagh eh ver eh dou eh, son cairys grunt oanluckee ny mast' eu Bible [A.S. grund]
diunid gyn-grunt abyss; bottomless pit: As hilg eh eh ayns y diunid gyn-grunt, as yeigh eh seose eh, as hug eh seal er Bible
grunt oanluckee burial ground: Cur-jee dou cairys ayns grunt oanluckee meriu, dy voddym yn marroo y oanluckey ass my hilley. Bible; buryingplace
gyn grunt bottomless, characterless, fathomless, unfathomable: ta'n Goo ginsh dooin jeh'n dor'ghys sodjey magh, jeh ooig gyn grunt, as pian gyn aash dy bragh, jeh aile gyn vooghey, beishteig kinjagh bio, jeh ster'm, dorrin as brimstone lheit heese fo. CS
grunt ny marrey sea bed, sea floor: Dy feer, bee oo myr fer ta baiht ayns grunt ny marrey, ny goll-rishyn ta ny chadley er cronnag lhuingey. Bible
buryingplace grunt oanluckee: give me a possession of a buryingplace with you - Cur-jee dou cairys ayns grunt oanluckee meriu Bible
fathomless (adj.) do-huntal; gyn grunt
sole (n.) bun, bun ny coshey, cree ny coshey, grunt, grunt ny cass, trie; (v.) cur bun noa er, cur trie noa er; (n.) liebage, liehbage, liebage chiare, liehbaig; (adj.) un, ynrican
characterless (adj.) gyn ambee; gyn cowrey; gyn grunt; neughaahagh
base1 bun: Set square on its base - Soit corrym er y vun. DF idiom; (n.) balley, bink, bun-ynnyd, undin, moodjeen; (v.) gruntal, soieaghey er grunt; (adj.) moodjeenagh
ground bleihit, shleeuit; (v.) fondaghey, gruntey, soiaghey er y ghrunt; (n.) grunt; (n.) thalloo: The ground appears to be cultivated - Ta'n thalloo shoh jeeaghyn dy vel hiassit. JJK idiom
shall pour deayrtee: and shall pour out all the blood at the bottom of the altar of the burnt offering - as deayrtee eh ooilley yn uill rish grunt altar yn oural losht Bible
baiht deluged, drowned, foundered, inundated, invested, soggy, submerged, sunk: bee oo myr fer ta baiht ayns grunt ny marrey Bible; (of colour) faint
broddey goad, jab, nudge with nose, poke, prick, prickle, pierce, probe, rouse, stir up, thrust: t'ad broddey gys grunt y chree Bible
cred (=Ir. cread) 1 believe a: Tra t'eh coyrt glare aalin, ny cred eh Bible; 2 cough, grunt, roughness, tickle; 3 (in throat) frog
cronnag (f.) cross-tree, crow's nest, masthead, tidal rock: bee oo myr fer ta baiht ayns grunt ny marrey, ny goll-rishyn ta ny chadley er cronnag lhuingey. Bible; desk
doaie (f.) fettle, orderliness: va eaynagh ghowin gyn grunt, gyn oirr, gyn kione, gyn doaie, gyn cummey, dorraghey as feayn PC; condition
ghowin I would take; (adj.) See dowin deep: va eaynagh ghowin gyn grunt, gyn oirr, gyn kione, gyn doaie, gyn cummey, dorraghey as feayn PC
girree ass ascend, break off, intermit: nee'n veisht ta girree ass y diunid gyn-grunt, caggey nyn 'oi Bible
gyn vooghey unquenchable, unquenched: ta'n Goo ginsh dooin jeh'n dor'ghys sodjey magh, jeh ooig gyn grunt, as pian gyn aash dy bragh, jeh aile gyn vooghey PC
jeant shickyr fastened: As va'n magher, as yn ooig ayn jeant shickyr da Abraham, myr cairys grunt oanluckee, liorish mec Heth. Bible
keillit cloaked, concealed, hidden, secreted, veiled: bee ad keillit ass my hilley ayns grunt ny marrey Bible; covert; underground; furtive; untold [L. celatum]
kiarkil circle, circles: dagh blaa as posee strappey ooilley'n grunt ayns cruint, ayns roaghyn, as ayns kiarkil runt PC; circuits
lesh y neear westward: Nee lught-thie ny Gershoniteyn grunt y ghoaill son nyn gabbaneyn cooyl y chabbane-agglish, lesh y neear Bible
marroo2 (yn); (the) corpse: Cur-jee dou cairys ayns grunt oanluckee meriu, dy voddym yn marroo y oanluckey ass my hilley Bible; (the) departed
oanluckee of burial: Ta mee my yoarree, as my hroailtagh mêriu. Cur-jee dou cairys ayns grunt oanluckee meriu Bible
ogher (f.) pl. ogheryn key: lesh ogher yn diunid gyn-grunt Bible; peg; headstone, keystone; clef, legend; key word
toshiagh (=Ir. toiseach, tosach, Sc. toiseach) 1 chief, chieftain, leader, premier; 2 offset; 3 toe; 4 forepart a: roie ad y lhong er grunt; as va'n toshiagh eck soit cha shickyr, nagh row ee scughey Bible; 5 first a: As dy jinnagh shin lhien yn toshiaght jeh’n theayst Bible
voddym (dy) that I may: Cur-jee dou cairys ayns grunt oanluckee meriu, dy voddym yn marroo y oanluckey ass my hilley Bible
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
bottomless pit (n.) charvaal; diunid gyngrunt: And cast him into the bottomless pit - As hilg eh eh ayns y diunid gyn-grunt Bible
by him liorish: or is he slain according to the slaughter of them that are slain by him? - ny vel eh er varroo jehsyn corrym rish yn baase ocsyn t’er ny varroo liorish? Bible; liorishyn: And those which pitch by him shall be the tribe of Simeon - As adsyn nee grunt y ghoaill liorishyn, vees tribe Simeon Bible
round about2 mygeayrt: the food of the field, which was round about every city - arroo’n vagher, va mygeayrt dagh ardvalley Bible; cruin mygeayrt: But the Levites shall pitch round about the tabernacle of testimony - Agh nee ny Leviteyn goaill grunt cruin mygeayrt cabbane y chonaant Bible; ooilley mygeayrt: your sheaves stood round about - hass ny bunneeyn euish ooilley mygeayrt Bible; runt mygeayrt: and the wall of Jerusalem round about - as voalley Yerusalem runt mygeayrt Bible; slane mygeayrt: it had a wall round about, five hundred reeds long - va’n voalley echey slane mygeayrt, queig cheead cron er lhiurid Bible
stuck fest; festit; pohllit; lhiantyn: I have stuck unto thy testimonies - Ta mee er lhiantyn gys dty recortyssyn Bible; soit: they ran the ship aground; and the forepart stuck fast, and remained unmoveable - roie ad y lhong er grunt; as va’n toshiagh eck soit cha shickyr, nagh row ee scughey Bible
gyn oirr borderless, edgeless: son fegooish towshan t'eh, as fegooish kione, dowin as ard ta'n eaynagh shen, as lhean, gyn grunt, gyn eaghtyr t'eh, gyn oirr, gyn mean; dy baillish Jee thousaneyn smoo dy heihill y chroo, cha jinnagh rooymyn daue failleil. Bible
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