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kiangley (=Ir. ceangal) 1 pl. kianglaghyn band, bandage, bond; 2 attach, bandaging, belay, bend, bind, bind down, binding, bundle, compress, conclude, connect, constrain, dressing, fasten down, fastening, juncture, link, lock, lock in, locking, make fast, pin, retain, retention, secure, shackle, tether, tie, tie down, tie on, tie up, tying, vinculum a: va shin kiangley bunneeyn sy vagher Bible; 3 (building) anchoring; 4 (terms) condition, stipulation; 5 (of poem) envoy; 6 (to trade) article; 7 influence; 8 relationship, involvement; 9 fetter [O.Ir. cenglaid]
gyn kiangley anchorless, loose, unattached, unconnected, unfettered, unsecured: Gyn kiangley mee hene ec y traa shoh. DF
kiangley ry-cheilley clip; join up: Ta kianglaghyn lajer eddyr yn Ghaeltaght as Loghlin ass Claare yn Ymmyl Twoaie ta kiangley ry-cheilley baljyn beggey veih'n Ghaeltaght, Loghlin as yn Eeslynn. Dhoor
bandage (n.) kianglane, sthollag, stollag; (v.) cur kiangley er; kiangley: Scapular bandage - Kiangley geaylin. DF idiom
band1 (n.) boandey, kiangley, rybban; cryss: Valency band - Cryss ablid chianglee. DF idiom; nast; (v.) cur boandey er, cur crou er, cur cryss er, cur kiangley er
constipation (n.) kiangley bolg, tartys
involvement (n.) kiangley, cassey
stipulation (n.) conaant, kiangley
unfettered1 (adj.) gyn kiangley
binding (n.) boandey; (adj.) boandagh; kianglagh; tartagh; (v.) kiangley: we were binding sheaves in the field - va shin kiangley bunneeyn sy vagher Bible; kianley: binding and delivering into prisons both men and women - kianley as livrey gys pryssoonyn chammah deiney as mraane Bible
bend1 croymmey, croym, bendeil; kiangley; lhoob: Hairpin bend - Lhoob geyre. DF idiom; lhoobey: Better bend than break - Ny share lhoobey na brishey. DF idiom
bind1 kiangley; naisht; queeyllaghey; soailley; warpal; geulee; yok; yokal; chiangley; (impv) kiangle: As an enemy bind and a friend you'll find - Kiangle myr noid as yiow myr carrey. JJK idiom
bond boandey, bonney, geuley, kiangley, chiangley; (v.) cur ayns thie custam, cur fo ghlass; gioal, nastey; glass; boand; raane: His word is his bond - Ta e ghoo e raane. DF idiom
bunch1 (v.) broojit ry-cheilley; chionney ry-cheilley, kiangley ayns dossanyn; (n.) crouw, deaill, dhoss, doss, dossan, gass, glackaid, keshag, possan
bundle1 bart: Big bundle of firewood - Bart mooar connee. DF idiom; (n.) bundeil, kionnan, minjeig, skeiy, sporran; dhossan; (v.) bundeiley, jannoo bundeil, kiangley; carnaneaghey: Bundle something into a corner - Red ennagh y charnanaghey seose ayns corneil. DF idiom
clip1 (v.) baarey, cur fasteen er, kiangley ry-cheilley; (n.) croymmag, fasteen; (to); (dy) ghiarey: To clip someone's wings - Dy ghiarey skianyn pagh ennagh. JJK idiom
conclude (v.) cur kione er, creaghnaghey, cur jerrey er, kiangley; briwnys: we conclude that a man is justified by faith - ta shin briwnys, dy vel dooinney er ny heyrey liorish credjue Bible
earth1 cruinney: Children of earth - Cloan ny cruinney. DF idiom; coair thallooin; gei; kiangley thallooin; ooir; ooiraghey, thallooinaghey; thalloo: Before heaven or earth existed - Roish myr row ayn niau ny thalloo. DF idiom; towl; dowan
hitch (v.) castey, tayrn; kiangley da: Hitch the horse to the tree - Kiangle y cabbyl da'n villey. DF idiom; (n.) lhiettalys: Without a hitch - Gyn lhiettalys. DF idiom
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
link boandey: There is a link between them - Ta boandey eddyr oc. DF idiom; kiangley: To link onto - Dy chiangley rish. DF idiom; lhoob, slat chianglee; draght; link
lock (v.) cur glass er, kiangley, lock; (n.) glass, gliass: They forced the lock - Vrish ad y glass. DF idiom; (n.) scabbag, skeog, skeoag; breid
loose1 anshickyr; ceau; cochianglee; feasley, feaysley: Set a dog loose - Moddey y 'eaysley. DF idiom; feayshlit, feayslit; gyn kiangley; lag; lhiggey; my reir; neuhickyr; skeaylt: Loose sheets - Duillagyn skeaylt. DF idiom
pin1 (v.) cur freenaghyn ayn, freenaghey, jialgaghey, kiangley; (n.) freeney: To be as neat as a pin - Ve cha jesh as freeney. JJK idiom; pin
relationship (n.) cochiangley, kiangley; caarjys; cleuinys: We have a distant relationship by marriage - Ta cleuinys foddey magh ain. DF idiom
retain (v.) cummal, freayll, kiangley, chiangley, goaill stiagh; freill: retain my words: keep my commandments, and live - freill my annaghyn, as bee oo bio Bible
rope1 (n.) coyrd; tead, tedd; teidd: Let us twist the rope - Lhig dooin cassey yn teidd. JJK idiom; thow; (v.) kiangley lesh teaddyn, teaddey
secure dooney; glassey; jannoo shickyr; kiangley; sauchey; shickyr: His position is none too secure - Cha nel eh soit ro hickyr er chor erbee. DF idiom; shickyraghey; urrysagh
tie1 cheet corrym, cloie corrym; cur eiystyr er; kiangley; maidjey kianglee; sniemmey; kiangle: Tie your shoes tight - Kiangle nyn mraagyn dy-chionn. JJK idiom
truss (n.) bart, bunney, bundeil, thruss; (v.) jannoo bart jeh, kiangley ayns bart, kibbiney, paggey, thrussal
wire (v.) cur ayns streng-skeeal, cur streng rish, kiangley lesh streng, strengaghey; (n.) snaie yiarn, wier; streng: The wire is alive - Ta'n streng bio. DF idiom
bunneeyn sheaves: va shin kiangley bunneeyn sy vagher Bible; bundles: Chymsee-jee cooidjagh hoshiaght yn coggyl ayns bunneeyn ry-hoi lostey Bible
cur neose dismount; lower; send down: Cur neose dty Spyrryd casherick, as deayrt ayns ny creeaghyn ain yn gioot smoo ooasle shen dy ghiastyllys, yn eer kiangley dy hee, as jeh dy chooilley ghrays PB1765; put down
erraghyn tromey heavy burdens: Son t'ad kiangley erraghyn tromey as doillee dy ve er nyn ymmyrkey, as dyn goyrt ad er geayltyn deiney, agh cha lhie ad hene wheesh mair roo dy hroggal ad. Bible
fillaghyn 1 gathers, folds: kiangley ad ayns fillaghyn dty choamrey Bible; 2 flakes a: Ta fillaghyn yn eill echey sniemmit dy cheilley Bible
ghoo See doo black: casley rish Pangloss as rish y shenn ennym Mooir Marmara ta kiangley ry cheilley yn Vooir Ghoo as yn Vooir Veanagh CnyO; See goo voice: clasht-jee rish my ghoo Bible
Loghlin (f.) Scandinavia: Ta kianglaghyn lajer eddyr yn Ghaeltaght as Loghlin ass Claare yn Ymmyl Twoaie ta kiangley ry-cheilley baljyn beggey veih'n Ghaeltaght, Loghlin as yn Eeslynn. Dhoor
lorgey pursue, pursuit, spoor, trace, track; tracing, trailing, urging: Ta'n Reejerey Charles Davson lorgey kiangley e lught-thie gys Mannin erash gys y hoghtoo eash. BS
lussyn herbs: T'eh gra neesht dy bee doilleeid elley ayn, er y fa dy vel freoagh as aittin er nyn stroie, as she fraueyn ny lussyn shen ta kiangley eaghtyr ny moaney ry cheilley. BS
Moaney Turbary: T'eh gra neesht dy bee doilleeid elley ayn, er y fa dy vel freoagh as aittin er nyn stroie, as she fraueyn ny lussyn shen ta kiangley eaghtyr ny moaney ry cheilley. BS
moaney (gen.) of turf: T'eh gra neesht dy bee doilleeid elley ayn, er y fa dy vel freoagh as aittin er nyn stroie, as she fraueyn ny lussyn shen ta kiangley eaghtyr ny moaney ry cheilley. BS
naighteyr journalist, newspaperman, pressman, reporter: Va naighteyr ayns Mannin briaght jeh David Lammy noddagh Mannin jeeaghyn roee gys kiangley messoil noa lesh y Reeriaght Unnaneyssit as y currym noa shoh echey. BS
sy (=Ir. sa) in the: Son, Cur-my-ner, va shin kiangley bunneeyn sy vagher, as cur-my-ner, hrog yn vunney aym's, as myrgeddin, hass eh seose jeeragh Bible
voteyryn voters: T'eh gra dy vel kiangley eddyr neuyeeanid ny voteyryn as ny ta sleih coontey jeh politickeyryn. BS
line coyrd, skeog; craplag; keird; lineal; linney: Line that links up two towns - Linney ta ny kiangley eddyr daa valley. DF idiom; rann; rimmeigey; scheimmeig; scheimmeigey; sheeynag: Horizontal line - Sheeynag chochruinnagh. DF idiom; sliught; snaie; strane: Walk in line - Shooyl rere strane. DF idiom; strap; streng; tead; thow; line
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