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needle guinney; jialg; snaid: To seek a needle in a haystack - Shirrey son snaid ayns creagh-traagh. JJK idiom
pain gaer, geir, geiy; geu, gew; gonnid; guin, guinn; pian: I can bear the pain - Foddym surral y pian. DF idiom; doccar; pian: Pain of death - Guinn y vaaish. DF idiom; (v.) gortaghey, pianey, geiyaghey, guinney
wound (n.) lhot, lott; lhott: He received a dangerous wound - Hooar eh lhott danjeyragh. JJK idiom; (v.) guinney, lhottey; (y) chraghey
wounding guinney; lhottagh; lhottee: Thy guests have set a wounding trap for thee - Ta dty ghoaldee er hoiaghey ribbey lhottee er dty hon. DF idiom; lhottey
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This is a mirror of Phil Kelly's Manx vocabulary (Fockleyreen). It contains over 130,000 entries. This mirror was created 2 December 2014.
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| Symbol | Functionality | Example |
| & | AND | dog & cat |
| | | OR | dog | cat |
| "..." | Exact phrase | "out of office" |
| % | Multi-character wildcard | garey% |
| _ | Single-character wildcard | no_ |
| /(1-9) | Within x words of one another, given order | "coyrt fardalagh"/8 |
| @(1-9) | Within x words of one another, any order | "coyrt fardalagh"@8 |
| # | XOR (find one or the other, but not both) | dog # cat |
| ^ | None of ... | ^dog |