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holy bannee: Holy angels - Ainleyn bannee. DF idiom; noo: Holy writ - Ny Scriptyryn Noo. DF idiom; casherick: The Holy Innocents - Ny Neufoiljee Casherick. DF idiom; san
Holy God (intj) Yee Chasherick
holy gods (npl.) flaunyssee noo
holy hills (npl.) croink chasherick: His foundation is upon the holy hills - Ta ny undinyn eck er ny croink chasherick Bible
Holy Land (n.) (The); (Yn) Cheer Vannee; thalloo sheaynt: And the Lord shall inherit Judah his portion in the holy land - As nee yn Chiarn goaill huggey hene myr eiraght Judah e chronney ayns y thalloo sheaynt, Bible
holy orders (n.) oardagh bannit; oardaghyn bannee: Take holy orders - Oardaghyn bannee y ghoaill. DF idiom
Holy sacrament (n.) (Yn) Chreestiaght
holy water (n.) ushtey casherick: And the priest shall take holy water in an earthen vessel - As nee’n saggyrt ushtey casherick y ghoaill ayns saagh craie Bible
Chreestiaght (f.) Christendom; (Yn) Holy communion, Holy sacrament, Holy Communion: Ta fer elley e co-haggloo er shirveish y Chreestiaght enmyssit " Shibber y Chiarn," screeuit ayns Baarle as jeant ayns Gaelg liorish yn arrymagh Philip Moore. Carn
clagh-scooirey (f.) holy stone
scriptyryn noo (ny) holy writ
Spyrryd Noo Holy Ghost, Holy Spirit: Son v'eh ny ghooinney mie, as lane jeh'n Spyrryd Noo, as jeh credjue; as ren ymmodee sleih chyndaa gys y Chiarn. Bible
Yee Chasherick (intj) Holy God
casherick holy, sacred, sanctimonious: T’ad er hoiaghey dt’ynnydyn casherick er aile Bible; hallowed
watcher (n.) arreyder: a watcher and an holy one came down from heaven - haink arreyder, as fer flaunyssagh neose veih niau Bible
bannee 1 (impv) bless a: Bannee yn Chiarn, O m'annym Bible; 2 (adj.) holy, saintly; 3 (gen.) blessed, of blessing: veih dobberan, gys laa bannee Bible
Creesteeaght (Yn); (The) Holy Communion: chooin eh lhieu yn seihll y hyndaa gys Creesteeaght CS; Lord's Supper
croink chasherick holy hills: Ta ny undinyn eck er ny croink chasherick: shynney lesh y Chiarn giattyn Sion ny share na ooilley cummallyn Yacob. Bible
feailley pl. feaillaghyn feast, festival, fête, holiday, Holy day, sacred: as nee shiu feailley ’reayll da’n Chiarn Bible; See feaylley (of roof) end; (of stack) end [L. Vigilia]
Grail Casherick Holy Grail: T'eh credjal myrgeddin dy nee lioar va'n Grail Casherick, va cummal ny folliaghtyn jeh far-chemmig, as dy vel grainney er crosh Cheltiagh y Cholloo ta bentyn rish y lioar shoh. BS
laa casherick holy day: My hyndaa-ys oo dty chass veih cooishyn seihltagh er y doonaght, veih geiyrt da dty aigney hene er my laa casherick Bible
noo (=Ir. naomh) 1 beatific, consecrated, hallowed, holy, sacred; 2 saint: Aaron Noo yn Chiarn Bible a pl. nooghyn
poosey casherick holy matrimony: My ta fys ec veg jiuish er ayr erbee lowal dy lhiettal yn daa phersoon shoh dy gholl cooidjagh ayns Poosey casherick, ta shiu dy hoilshaghey eh PB1765
Shenn agglish Casherick Old Holy church: va oardagh crauee 'sy chenn agglish Casherick, ec toshiaght y Chargys dy row lheid ny persoonyn as v'er nyn gheddyn kyndagh jeh ard pheccah erbee, er nyn goyrt fo pennys foshlit PB1765
Shibber y Chiarn Holy Communion, Lord's Supper: Jees ny lomarcan, er son ooilley ymmyrchagh gys saualtys, ta shen dy ghra, Bashtey, as Shibber y Chiarn. PB1765
thalloo sheaynt Holy Land: As nee yn Chiarn goaill huggey hene myr eiraght Judah e chronney ayns y thalloo sheaynt Bible
Vible Chasherick (Yn); (The) Holy Bible: veih ny lioaryn va ry gheddyn ec y traa shen, Yn Lioar Phadjer, Lioar ny Kiare Hostyllyn, as ny s'anmee yn clane Vible Chasherick. Dhoor
redeemed aachionnit; feayslit: And those that are to be redeemed from a month old - As ad shen ta dy ve feayslit, veih mee d’eash Bible; chionnit: The holy people, The redeemed of the Lord - Yn pobble casherick, Cloan chionnit y Chiarn Bible; feayshlit
shall tread stampee: and the holy city shall they tread under foot forty and two months. - as yn ard-valley casherick stampee ad fo-chosh daa vee as da-eed Bible; stampys: for it is he that shall tread down our enemies - son she eshyn stampys sheese nyn noidyn Bible
word (n.) fockle: In this sentence there isn't a word too much - Ayns y raa shoh cha nel fockle rouyr. JJK idiom; goo: the Holy Ghost fell on all them which heard the word. - huitt y Spyrryd Noo orroosyn ooilley va clashtyn y goo. Bible
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