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keylley1 (as view) woodland, arboreal: hug ad ooashley da jallooyn ny keylley Bible; narrow, slender, small: tra v'eh er n'yannoo kip dy choyrdyn keylley Bible; of the forest
keylley2 (ny) arboreal: T'eh giarey sheese cedaryn, as goaill y cypress as y darragh, t'eh er ghoaill myr reih da hene fud biljyn ny keylley
thammagyn ny keylley thickets of the forest: nee eh stroie ny dressyn as ny drineyn as nee eh foaddey ayns thammagyn ny keylley Bible
of the wood (gen.) keyllagh; (ny) keylley: To go by way of the wood - Dy gholl raad ny keylley. DF idiom
bushranger (n.) kern keylley
Woodbourne (n.) Strooan ny Keylley
woodlander (n.) fer keylley
of the forest keilley: For all the beasts of the forest are mine - Son lhiam’s ta ooilley maase ny keilley: Bible; keylley: He built also the house of the forest - Hrog eh neesht thie keylley Lebanon Bible; (y) cheyll: wherein all the beasts of the forest do move - ayn ta ooilley beïyn y cheyll rouail mygeayrt Bible
thickets of the forest (npl.) biljyn y cheyll: he shall cut down the thickets of the forest - giaree eh sheese biljyn y cheyll Bible; thammagyn ny keylley: and shall kindle in the thickets of the forest - as nee eh foaddey ayns thammagyn ny keylley Bible
narrow (adj.) beg, chion, neurheamyssagh; keyl: Narrow stick - Maidjey keyl. DF idiom; coon: The narrow glen - Yn ghlion choon. DF idiom; cooney: Narrow tables - Buird cooney. DF idiom; (gen.) keylley; (v.) coonaghey, keyllaghey
small (adj.) beg: We must have a small garden - Shegin ve garey beg ain. JJK idiom; beggey; keyl; myn; dy myn; keylley
aaghiennaghtyn regenerate: Va mee booiagh dy akin dy row paart jeh keylley laurys aaghiennaghtyn raad va ny biljyn er lhieggey son eirinys bleeantyn er dy henney. Dhoor; regeneration
Atlantagh1 Atlantic: Ta faasaghyn keylley er-mayrn ayns ny ellanree Atlantagh jeh'n Spaainey as y Phortiugal. Dhoor
ghoaill myr reih (y); (to) settle upon: t’eh er ghoaill myr reih da hene fud biljyn ny keylley Bible
lhuishag (f.) blanket: As magh ass y roortys shoh, haink kuse dy ghaanyn beggey 'sy Ghaelg, myr shen, slane feeu va'n roortys – Sheeyney ass shilley: Lhuishag chayeeagh gorrym er laare ny keylley. Dhoor
reeast moor, upland, wasteland: Chur ad shiaght sheghyn glassey As shiaght kiapan keylley (kiapan fuyghagh) As shiaght trieyn jeh thalloo-reeast Er mooin shleayst Finn. Coraa
thammagyn 1 shrubs a: hug ee yn lhiannoo ny lhie fo unnane jeh ny thammagyn Bible; 2 thickets a: nee eh stroie ny dressyn as ny drineyn as nee eh foaddey ayns thammagyn ny keylley Bible
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