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jymmoose (f.) anger, chagrin, displeasure, furiousness, fury, indignation, ire, rage, wrath: cre'n-oyr va son chiass y jymmoose hrome shoh? Bible
ayns jymmoose in a rage; in anger: agh ayns beggan dy laghyn, bee eh er ny stroie, chamoo ayns jymmoose ny ayns caggey. Bible
cur jymmoose offend, grieve: as duyrt eshynn, klasti rish shiuss dy hyi Gavid: nagh vell e gyliur diufs gy bii shiu jimusygh gys dene, agh gy negyn diifs jimuys y ghurr er my iis mist ? PB1610
jannoo jymmoose offend: as duyrt eshynn, klasti rish shiuss dy hyi Gavid: nagh vell e gyliur diufs gy bii shiu jimusygh gys dene, agh gy negyn diifs jimuys y ghurr er my iis mist ? PB1610
offend (v.) cur comys hug, cur jymmoose, frioggan er, jannoo jymmoose, jannoo loght, jannoo skielley, maghlaghey, snee er
displeasure (n.) jymmoose: nor cast thy servant away in displeasure - chamoo jean dty harvaant y hyndaa ersooyl ayns jymmoose Bible; meehaitnys, neuhaitnys
in a rage ayns jymmoose: and ye have slain them in a rage - as ta shiu er varroo ad ayns jymmoose Bible; ayns jiarg eulys: So he turned and went away in a rage - Myr shen hyndaa eh, as jimmee eh roish ayns jiarg eulys Bible; jiarg-chorree: for he was in a rage with him because of this thing - son v’eh jiarg-chorree rish, son ny dooyrt eh Bible; er ouyl
rage1 (n.) eulys: Fit of rage - Teaym eulys. DF idiom; jymmoose; keoieid; keoiys; ouyl; finu; keoie; (v.) er finnue, er rouyl; freaney; jiarg chorree: He broke forth into rage - Haink jiarg chorree er. DF idiom
shall drink iuee: he shall drink of the wrath of the Almighty - iuee eh jeh jymmoose yn Ooilley-niartal Bible
variance (n.) meechoardailys, noidys, streeu; anvea: Idolatry, witchcraft, hatred, variance, emulations, wrath, strife, seditions, heresies - Ammys da jallooyn, obbeeys, dwoaie, anvea, goanlys, jymmoose, streeu, irree-magh, shaghrynys veih’n chredjue Bible
we shall be beemayd: we shall be saved from wrath through him bee mayd er nyn sauail voish jymmoose ny hrooidsyn Bible
beealleraght evil speaking: Lhig da dy chooilley roonid, as jymmoose, as farg, as beealleraght, as oltooan ve eebrit, veue marish dy chooilley ghoanlys. Bible
chiass1 (=Ir. teas) heat, warmth: cre'n-oyr va son chiass y jymmoose hrome shoh? Bible; clap, gonorrhoea
cooyl-chassid (f.) backbite, slander, traducement: er-aggle dy bee ny vud eu anvea, troo, jymmoose, streeu, cooyl-chassid, tutleraght, mooaralys, irree-magh Bible
creoi-wannalagh impenitent person, stiff-necked person: As my vees fer creoi-wannalagh mastey yn pobble, te yindys my scapys eh gyn kerraghey: son mârishyn ta myghin as jymmoose; t'eh niartal dy leih, as dy gheayrtey magh e yymmoose. Apoc; stiff-necked, stubborn
er e cheeayll sane; on his mind: Jymmoose as troo, seaghyn as anvea, aggle y vaaish, as corree, as streeu, as ayns traa ny fea er e lhiabbee, ta e chadley-oie cur shaghrynys er e cheeayll. Apoc
hug shoh so far; this put: As hug shoh jymmoose er y Chiarn; shen-y-fa hug eh eshyn dy-baase myrgeddin. Bible
jeeaghyn ny lurg see to: dy begin da lheid yn oural ve çhebbit er y hon as cre shegin dauesyn ooilley jeeaghyn ny lurg ta tuittym fo jymmoose Yee CS
meereiltagh 1 anarchic, anarchical, disorderly, irregular, lawless, turbulent; 2 (as country) ungovernable; 3 stubborn a: T’ee beealleragh as meereiltagh Bible; 4 anarchist, turbulent person; 5 outrageous a: Ta jymmoose red eulyssagh, as corree meereiltagh Bible; 6 rebellious a: Ta dty phrinceyn meereiltagh Bible; 7 unruly a: cur-jee raaue dauesyn ta mee-reiltagh Bible
mooghey (=Ir. múchadh) 1 abolish, abolition, blank off, blot out, blow out, choking, damp, drown, dull, expire, extinction, extinguish, gulp back, hold back, hush up, quench, repeal, shut off, stamp out, stifle, suppress, switch off, turn off a: Ta gioot follit mooghey jymmoose; 2 (prevent) jam
Oh (intj) O: O ny follee dty eddin voym: chamoo jean dty harvaant y hyndaa ersooyl ayns jymmoose. Bible; Oh: Oh dy voddagh dooinney pleadeil son dooinney rish Jee, myr ta dooinney pleadeil son e naboo! Bible
reiltagh (=Ir. rialtach) 1 pl. reiltee director, ordinal, president, rector, ruler a: My ta jymmoose yn reiltagh girree seose dt'oï, ny treig dty oik Bible; 2 according to rule, decisive, ruling, regular
skeayl magh untuck: Nish ren Mac Yee e ghrooish, roie kiune, 'chaghlaa, lesh jymmoose lostey, baggyrt kerragh braa; yn chiare skeayl magh nyn skianyn sooillagh lhean, dagh sooill ceau magh stroo d'aile noi'n drogh hioltane PC
stoyral garner, hoard, hoarding, lay up, store, warehousing: t'ou stoyral seose dhyt hene jymmoose cour laa'n yymmoose Bible
tutleraght (f.) gossiping, natter, nattering, slander, talebearing, talkativeness, tittle-tattle: er-aggle dy bee ny vud eu anvea, troo, jymmoose, streeu, cooyl-chassid, tutleraght, mooaralys, irree-magh Bible
ynnydyn ard high places: Son ren ad eh y heaghney lesh nyn altaryn ayns ynnydyn ard: as vrasnee ad eh gys jymmoose lesh ny jallooyn oc. Bible
anger (n.) corree: His anger was of short duration - Cha row eh corree foddey. JJK idiom; farg: I can sense the anger in the room - Ta mee gennaghtyn yn farg 'sy chamyr. DF idiom; ferg: He did it in anger - Ass ferg ren eh eh. DF idiom; elgys, fargys, jymmoose
blasphemy (n.) ard-vollaght, goan custey, goo mollaghtagh, mollaghtoil, peccah noi'n Spyrrd Noo, taggloo mollaghtoil; taggloo custey; goan mollaghtagh: anger, wrath, malice, blasphemy, filthy communication - corree, jymmoose, goanlys, goan mollaghtagh, glare neughlen Bible; raa mollaghtagh: All manner of sin and blasphemy - dy chooilley pheccah as raa mollaghtagh Bible
displeased jymmoosagh: But the thing that David had done displeased the Lord - Agh va’n Chiarn jymmoosagh son shen ny va David er n’yannoo Bible; meehaitnyssagh; neu-wooiagh; jymmoogh; cur jymoose er: it displeased the Lord - hug shoh jymmoose er y Chiarn Bible
kyndagh 1 (n.) pl. kyndee convict, criminal, culprit, malefactor, peccant, trespasser: Nagh row Achan mac Zerah kyndagh 'sy chooid mollaghtagh, as nagh huitt jymmoose er slane sheshaght Israel? Bible; 2 for, because of, for the sake of a: dy stroie yn ard-valley kyndagh rhym's Bible; 3 culpable, guilty
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