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jough (=Ir. deoch) (f.) drink: as lhieen ee yn boteil lesh ushtey, as hug ee jough da’n ghuilley Bible; beverage; booze, tipple; potation, potion; water
jough lajer (f.) liquor, strong drink: My ta dooinney gimmeeaght ayns spyrryd dy oalsaght, cur rish breagyn, gra, Nee'm phadeyrys dhyt mychione feeyn as jough lajer ; bee eshyn eer phadeyr yn phobble shoh. Bible
jough lhie-hoalley (f.) caudle
jough lhune (=Ir. deoch-leonn) ale
jough oural drink offering: nan iogh ourel d’uil, gha jeanyms y ourel : ghamu niym ‘an aenym y ymra er cheu styei dy my veliyn. Psalm1610
jough slaynt (=Ir. deoch-slainte) toast
drink iu: Finish your drink - Iu dty yough. DF idiom; giu: Will you have a drink? - Jean oo giu jough? DF idiom; (v.) oyl; (n.) bine: Would you like a little drink? - By vie lhiat bine beg? DF idiom; jough: Drink tells upon you in time - Faagee yn jough e cowrey ort lurg tammylt. DF idiom
caudle (n.) jough lhie-hoalley
pick-me-up (n.) greddag, jough laynt
refreshments (n.) bee as jough
strong drink (n.) jough lajer: He shall separate himself from wine and strong drink - Nee eh freayll eh hene veih feeyn as jough lajer Bible; stoo lajer
Benedictine (n., adj.) Benedictagh; caillagh ghoo; (n.) jough Venedictagh
ale (n.) lhionney; lhune, jough lhune: He doled out the ale - Ren eh teaumey magh y lhune. DF idiom; soo ny hoarn
beer (n.) beer; jough cheyl: It flattened the beer - Ren eh eig y jough-cheyl. DF idiom; lhune: This beer has an unpleasant taste - Ta blass olk er y lhune shoh. JJK idiom
drink water (v.) giu ushtey: he did neither eat bread, nor drink water - cha ren eh gee arran, ny giu ushtey Bible; giu jough
influence (v.) cleayney, kiangley; obbraghey: Under the influence of drink - As yn jough gobbraghey er. DF idiom; (n.) obbragh, pooar; cummaght: Under the influence of republicanism - Fo cummaght poblaghteyrys. DF idiom
juice (n.) pedryl; soo: I would cause thee to drink of spiced wine of the juice of my pomegranate - yinnin’s dhyt jough feeyney spiceit lesh soo my phomegranate Bible; soolagh; stroo lectragh
medicine (n.) jough lheihys, saase lheeys, stoo lheeys; chesh; medshin: How bitter this medicine is! - Nagh sharroo yn vedshin shoh! JJK idiom
toast1 (n.) greddan; arran greddan: Here are some rolls and toast - Er hoh arran-bainney as arran-greddan. JJK idiom; arran greddanit; jough slaynt; (v.) greddey; iu slaynt
washings (npl.) ooanlaghyn: Which stood only in meats and drinks, and divers washings - va shassoo ny lomarcan ayns bee as jough, as ymmodee ooanlaghyn Bible
curlal curl; curling: goaill stiagh taishbynys jeh cultoor noa emshyragh ny h-Albey, caaghyn son bishaghey as cur er hoshiaght turrysaght, co-hirrey golf, troddan doolane curlal as sampleyryn jeh bee as jough veih Nalbin. Dhoor
dy oalsaght false: My ta dooinney gimmeeaght ayns spyrryd dy oalsaght, cur rish breagyn, gra, Nee'm phadeyrys dhyt mychione feeyn as jough lajer Bible
dy sheelt soberly: Ta jough, my te iu't dy sheelt, as ayns traa feme, coyrt gennallys 'sy chree, as aash gys yn aigney. Apoc
iu feeyn wine, drink wine: Smerg dauesyn ta trean dy iu feeyn, as deiney niartal dy heiy jough veshtyllagh Bible
lajer (=Ir. láidir) 1 able-bodied, cogent, forcible, forte, hard, heady, heavy, high-power, high-powered, lusty, powerful, pronounced, rich, sound, stark, stout; 2 (as plant) vigorous; 3 potent, strong a: chamoo lhig j'ee giu feeyn ny jough lajer Bible
ny jean don't: Ny jean giu feeyn ny jough lajer, uss, ny dty vec mayrt, tra ta shiu goll stiagh ayns y chabbane-agglish, Bible; do not
Paal Paul: Cha b'vie lesh Paal iu jough ec y traa v'ayn shen, as va palchey dy feeyn smeyr ghoo ain yn vlein shen. Carn
roauyrid obeseness: T'eh dellal rish cooishyn dy liooar, goaill stiagh bee as jough, roauyrid, homocheintys, dellal rish lhiastynys, as y leigh. BS; stiffness
saie2 (ny) satiated: Markiagh er garmin fidderagh Ny skibbyltey na feeaih, As ayns dagh thie v'ad giu yn jough Gys v'ad er niu ny saie. Dhoor
sellar cellar: T'ad gra Naturbier rish y thie bee shen er yn oyr dy vel ad gimbyl y jough oc ayns sellar ayns shen. Dhoor
skibbyltey jig: Markiagh er garmin fidderagh Ny skibbyltey na feeaih, As ayns dagh thie v'ad giu yn jough Gys v'ad er niu ny saie. Dhoor
smeyr1 (=Ir. smeur) (f.) 1 pl. smeir berry, blackberry, bramble berry a: Cha b'vie lesh Paal iu jough ec y traa v'ayn shen, as va palchey dy feeyn smeyr ghoo ain yn vlein shen. Carn; 2 grape
stayd noa regeneration: Yn chirveish cheddin va shassoo ny lomarcan ayns bee as jough, as ymmodee ooanlaghyn as oardaghyn foalley, kianlt orroo derrey imbagh yn stayd noa. Bible
strateysh (f.) strategy: T'ee gra shoh lurg da Tinvaal v'er soiaghey jeh'n chiarroo Strateysh cour Druggaghyn as Jough Veshtallagh. BS
troddan doolane curlal curling challenge match: cur er hoshiaght turrysaght, co-hirrey golf, troddan doolane curlal as sampleyryn jeh bee as jough veih Nalbin. Dhoor
drop bine: Until the drink was drunk down to the last drop - Derrey va'n jough iuit da'n vine s'jerree. DF idiom; shilley; brey; cliejeen; cooylley; cur stiagh; drig; drigey; drishlagh; faarney; jeeigane; jolt; leodaghey; lhiargagh; lhieggey, lhiggey neose; skyrraghtyn fockle; tuittym; strig
drunk meshtallagh; iuit, iut, iu't: Until the drink was drunk down to the last drop - Derrey va'n jough iuit da'n vine s'jerree. DF idiom; er meshtey: He was three parts drunk - V'eh daa hreen er meshtey. DF idiom; scooyrit: You are getting her drunk - T'ou cur urree dy gheddyn scooyrit. DF idiom
water (v.) (n.) ushtey: He dashed water on the fire - Sceoll eh ushtey er yn aile. DF idiom; (v.) cur ushtey da, cur ushtey er, fluighey, gushtagh; ushtaghey, gushtaghey: Let him water the flowers - Lhig da ushtaghey ny blaaghyn. JJK idiom; giu ushtey: all that drink water, shall be comforted in the nether parts of the earth - ooilley ny ta giu ushtey, er nyn gherjaghey ayns ardjyn s’diuney y thallooin Bible; giu jough
currit da liable, susceptible, tendency: Gleashtan currit da chyndaa harrish. DF; given to, put to: Va bree currit da'n clattys shoh sy vlein 1974 erreish da'n thie lhionney shid ve sheidit seose ayns Birmingham as ram sleih marrooit. Carn; partial to, subject to; addicted: Ta mee currit da'n jough. DF; fond of
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