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Lhig lhiam (intj) Spare me: Ta mee skee jeh ; cha baillym ve foddey bio: lhig lhiam ; son ta my laghyn fardalys.; Leave me alone
Lhig fea dou (intj) Leave me alone: scuirr eisht voym, as lhig fea dou dy voddym tammylt dy gherjagh y gheddin Bible
Nar lhig eh Jee (intj) God forbid: Nar lhig eh Jee, dy beagh veg euish myr shoh lurg diu fys ve eu cre'n danjeyr mooar eh dy veaghey fegooish Jee ayns y teihll. CS
ny lhig da don't let: Ny lhig da dooinney erbee gra tra t'eh er ny violaghey, Ta mee miolit liorish Jee Bible
gyn poosey celibate, unmarried, unwed: Ny lhig da'n ven ve er ny scarrey veih'n sheshey eck: Agh my t'ee son scarrey, lhig ee cummal gyn poosey reesht, er-nonney lhig ee ve coardit rish e sheshey: as ny lhig da'n dooinney cur ersooyl e ven. Bible
rheynnit 1 allotted, cleft, divided, segmented a: Ny lhig da ve edyr lhiam's ny lhiat's, agh lhig da ve rheynnit. Bible; 2 halved
let (n.) lhiettalys; (v.) (da) lhig, lhiggal: Let him load the cart - Lhig da laadey yn cart. JJK idiom; lhiggey: You've let the fire go out - Ta shiu er lhiggey da'n aile goll magh. JJK idiom; soiaghey; cur ergooyl
let down (v.) cuirr: To let down a fishing net - Dy chuirr. DF idiom; cur fo; lhig neose; lhig sheese; lhiggal; lhiggey; tayrn neose; lhieggey neose; (n.) molley
let go (v.) lhiggey'n raad da, lhiggey'n raad; lhig: He let go the rope - Lhig eh y tead voish. DF idiom
chraghey (y) prey upon: adsyn ooilley ta dty chraghey verym seose gys y chragh Bible; confound: Lhig dauesyn ve craghit ta jannoo tranlaase orrym, agh ny lhig dauesyn mish y chraghey Bible; undo; wound; oppress; vex; break; afflict
cowraghyn insignia, marks, signs, signals, tokens, miracles: Lhig da soilshaghyn ve ayns yn ayr fo niau, dy scarrey yn laa veih yn oie: as lhig daue ve son cowraghyn, as son imbaghyn, as son laghyn, as bleeantyn. Bible
ve1 (=Ir. bheith) be: As dooyrt Jee, Lhig da aer ve eddyr ny ushtaghyn, as lhig eh scarrey ny ushtaghyn veih ny ushtaghyn Bible
divided rheynnit: Let it be neither mine nor thine, but divide it - Ny lhig da ve edyr lhiam’s ny lhiat’s, agh lhig da ve rheynnit Bible; rheynn: He divided his goods between them - Rheynn eh e chooid orroo. DF idiom; reynn: and from thence it was parted, and became into four heads - as veih shen ve er ny reynn ayns kiare banglaneyn Bible; scarr: And God made the firmament, and divided the waters - As chroo Jee yn aer; as scarr eh ny ushtaghyn fo yn aer Bible; scart: And the great city was divided into three parts - As va’n ard-valley mooar scart ayns three ayrnyn Bible; yiare: And he took unto him all these, and divided them in the midst - As ghow eh ad shoh ooilley, as yiare eh dagh unnane oc ayns daa ayrn Bible
shot1 glackey; orraghey: Without firing a shot - Gyn orraghey y lhiggey. DF idiom; orraghit; polt; lhig: They shot them on sight - Lhig ad orroo ec y chied hilley. DF idiom; lhiggit: His foot was shot off - Va'n chass echey lhiggit jeh. DF idiom
cuirr See cuirrey disseminate, dissemination: ayns y trass vleïn nee shiu cuirr as buinn Bible; (as nets) let down, shoot: Ymmyrt-jee magh gys y diunid, as cuir-jee yn lieen son tayrn Bible; invite; grow; implant, plant, set, sow: Eisht lhig dooys cuirr, as lhig da fer elley gee Bible; soweth
goaill er hene assume, take upon: Ny lhig da dooinney erbee eh-hene y volley: My ta dooinney erbee ny vud eu goaill er hene dy ve creeney 'sy theihll shoh, lhig da ve ny ommydan, dy vod eh ve creeney. Bible
goaill stiagh 1 annex, comprise, contain, include, including; 2 annexation, inclusion, ingathering, intake; 3 comprehend; 4 take in, taking in a: rish shey-bleeaney nee oo cuirr dty halloo, as goaill stiagh ny messyn echey: Bible; 5 retain a: Lhig da dty chree goaill stiagh my ghoan Bible; 6 receive a: lhig da’n chleaysh eu goaill stiagh goo e veeal Bible; b: cre vees yn goaill stiagh oc reesht, agh bioys veih ny merriu? Bible; 7 gather a: myr ta kiark goaill stiagh e hein Bible
shassoo stiagh appearance; (v.) stand near: lhig daue shassoo stiagh, as eisht loayrt; lhig dooin tayrn dy cheilley ayns briwnys. Bible; stand in: As tra v'ad er chur orroo shassoo stiagh, denee ad jeu, Liorish cre'n phooar y cre'n ennym ta shiu er n'yannoo shoh? Bible
fodjeeaght (f.) range: Ny lhig dooin cloie fodjeeaght. JJK
untuck lhig neose; lhiggey neose; neuchryslaghey; neuchryslee; neufill; neufilley; skeayl magh; skeaylley magh
creestiaght (=Ir. Críostúlacht) sacrament: lhig dooin goll er nyn doshiaght gys slane creestiaght Bible
abolish (v.) moogh; mooghey; astyral; astyrt; scryssey magh: Let us abolish this law - Lhig dooin scryssey magh yn leigh shoh. JJK idiom
allow1 (v.) coyrt raad da; cur kied da; cur raad da; lhiggey da: Won't you allow me to remain in bed a little longer? - Nagh lhig oo dou tannaghtyn my lhie red beg ny sodjey? JJK idiom; surral
as if (conj.) myr dy row: And Joshua and all Israel made as if they were beaten before them - As lhig Joshua as ooilley Israel orroo myr dy row ad er choayl yn laa Bible; myr yien
cockle1 coggyl: Let thistles grow instead of wheat, and cockle instead of barley - Lhig da onnaneyn gaase seose ayns ynnyd curnaght, as coggyl ayns ynnyd oarn Bible; giortey; mooirane; (v.) craplaghey, shirgaghey
conspicuous (adj.) cronnal, erreayrtagh, reayrtagh; tastoil: Let them be for conspicuous signs - Lhig daue ve son cowraghyn tastoil. DF idiom
creature (n.) cretoor: Let the waters bring forth abundantly the moving creature that hath life - Lhig da ny ushtaghyn gymmyrkey magh dy palchey yn cretoor snauee ayn ta bioys Bible
daughter (n.) inneen: Permit me to introduce my daughter - Lhig dou cur er enney diu my inneen. JJK idiom; 'neen: My daughter has got some - Ta paart ec my neen. JJK idiom
develop (v.) bishaghey, aase, fosley, gaase, giennaghtyn, imman, lhiasaghey, mooadaghey; anchoodaghey: Let's watch it develop in the darkroom - Lhig dooin jeeaghyn er yn anchoodaghey echey 'sy chamyr ghorraghey DF idiom
dig (v.) cleiy; reuyrey, rourey, reurey: Let every pig dig for itself - Lhig da dy-chooilley vuc reuyrey jee hene. JJK idiom
do not nar; ny: Do not interrupt me - Ny cur stiagh orrym. DF idiom; nagh: Do not speak - Ny loayr. DF idiom; ny jean: Do not let him - Ny lhig da. DF idiom
duties (npl.) curmyn: In the King's absence the ministers have neglected their duties - Tra va'n ree ersooyl lhig ny shirveishee shaghey nyn gurrymyn. JJK idiom; currymyn
exaggerate (v.) cloie fodjeeaght: Don't let us exaggerate - Ny lhig dooin cloie fodjeeaght. JJK idiom; mooadaghey
examine (v.) feyshtey, feysht; ronsaghey: Let us examine the question - Lhig dooin ronsaghey y chooish. DF idiom; scrutaghey; scrutee: Examine it for yourself - Scrutee eh oo hene. DF idiom
fall among (v.) tuittym mastey: He let it fall among their tents - Lhig eh da tuittym mastey ny cabbaneyn oc Bible
fall off (n.) treigeilys; (v.) tuittym sheese: Then the soldiers cut off the ropes of the boat, and let her fall off - Eisht ghiare ny sidooryn teddyn y vaatey, as lhig as jee tuittym sheese. Bible; tuittym
fall to the ground (v.) tuittym gys y thalloo: and did let none of his words fall to the ground - as cha lhig eh da veg jeh e ghoan dy huittym gys y thalloo Bible
from you veue; veueish; voyd; void: Let me hear from you now and then - Lhig dou clashtyn void nish as eisht. JJK idiom; voïd; voids
go into (v.) goll stiagh: Let us go into the fields - Lhig dooin goll stiagh ayns ny magheryn. JJK idiom
habitations (npl.) ynnydyn-vaghee: let them stretch forth the curtains of thine habitations - lhig daue sheeyney magh curtanyn dty ynnydyn-vaghee Bible; cummallyn
haste (n.) driss, glistyr; siyr: The more the haste the more hindrance - Myr smoo siyr smoo cumrail. JJK idiom; (v.) jannoo siyr: Let us make haste - Lhig dooin jannoo siyr. JJK idiom
hatch aalagh; cooylley; grainney; guirr: Let every bird hatch its own eggs - Lhig da dy-chooilley ushag guirr e hoohyn hene. JJK idiom; hatch; clussaghey
honestly (adv.) dy jeeragh; dy ynrick; dy onneragh: Let us walk honestly, as in the day - Lhig dooin gimmeeaght dy onneragh myr ayns y laa Bible
House of God (n.) Thie Yee: Let us meet together in the house of God - lhig dooin meeiteil cooidjagh ayns thie Yee Bible
impute (v.) aggyrt, cur sheese da, gaggyrts; cur ny lhie; cur gys lieh: let not the king impute any thing unto his servant - Ny lhig da’n ree cur nhee erbee gys lieh e harvaant Bible
introduce (v.) cur enney da: Permit me to introduce my daughter - Lhig dou cur er enney diu my inneen. JJK idiom; cur lesh stiagh
load (n.) bart, errey, laad, lught; (v.) cur orraghey ayn, lhieeney, lughtey; laadey: Let him load the cart - Lhig da laadey yn cart. JJK idiom; (to); (dy) lughtaghey
look1 geeck; jeeagh: Look at your watch - Jeeagh er yn ooreyder eu. JJK idiom; jeeaghyn: Let them look for a house - Lhig daue jeeaghyn son thie. JJK idiom; shilley; yeeaghys
look for (v.) shirrey son; farkiaght; shir: Look for your book - Shir son yn lioar eu. JJK idiom; jeeaghyn son: Let them look for a house - Lhig daue jeeaghyn son thie. JJK idiom
ministers (npl.) shirveishee: In the King's absence the ministers have neglected their duties - Tra va'n ree ersooyl lhig ny shirveishee shaghey nyn gurrymyn. JJK idiom
mountain (n.) beinn; muyne; slieau: As it's so fine, let us go up that mountain, hill to enjoy the grand view - Myr te cha aalin, lhig dooin goll seose y slieau shen, dy ghoaill soylley jeh'n shilley mooar. JJK idiom
neglected (adj.) naggyr; (v.) shaghey: In the King's absence the ministers have neglected their duties - Tra va'n ree ersooyl lhig ny shirveishee shaghey nyn gurrymyn. JJK idiom
opinions (npl.) barelyn; credjueyn: However opposed our opinions may be, do not let us hate each other - Kied echey ta nyn gredjueyn shassoo noi e cheilley, ny lhig dooin ve dwoaieagh er y cheilley. JJK idiom
permit (v.) cur kied da, cur raad da, coyrt raad da, fuillaghtyn, lhiggey, lowal, surral; lhiggey da: Permit me to introduce my daughter - Lhig dou cur er enney diu my inneen. JJK idiom; (n.) kied; livreys harrish
pretend jannoo myr yien, lhiggey; lhiggey er: Pretend that you are dead - Lhig ort dy vel oo marroo. DF idiom
ready aarloo: Let the dinner be ready by six - Lhig da'n jinnair ve aarloo ec shey. JJK idiom; aarlooid; arryltagh; jesh; kiartaghey; mie; shiaullaghey; ullee: Are you ready? - Vel oo aarloo? DF idiom
relief (n.) couyr, feaysley er, releef; feaysley; fer coonee: Where is my relief? - C'raad ta'n fer-coonee aym? DF idiom; feaylsee: He gave a sigh of relief - Lhig eh osney feayslee. DF idiom
root bun: Root of the tongue - Bun ny chengey. DF idiom; bun-noatey; bunneydys; frauaghey: Take root - Frauaghey. DF idiom; fraue; reuyrey: Let every pig root for herself - Lhig da dagh ooilley vuc reuyrey j'ee hene. DF idiom
rope1 (n.) coyrd; tead, tedd; teidd: Let us twist the rope - Lhig dooin cassey yn teidd. JJK idiom; thow; (v.) kiangley lesh teaddyn, teaddey
seasoned blastal: Let your speech be alway with grace, seasoned with salt - Lhig da’n ghlare eu dy kinjagh ve jeant blastal lesh y sollan dy ghrayse Bible; blasstal, blaystal; cliaghtit, faagit
seize (v.) glackey, goaill shellooderys jeh, tayrtyn; greimmey: Let us seize this man - Lhig dooin greimmey yn dooinney shoh. JJK idiom
sigh (v.) osnaghey; soghal; (n.) osney: He gave a sigh of relief - Lhig eh osney feayslee. DF idiom; sogh
sing (v.) cronnaney, kiaulley; kiaulleeagh: Doesn't he sing pretty well? - Nagh vel eh kiaulleeagh feer vie? JJK idiom; goaill arrane: Let us sing more loudly - Lhig dooin goaill arrane ny s'yrjey. JJK idiom
six (n., adj.) shey: Let the dinner be ready by six - Lhig da'n jinnair ve aarloo ec shey. JJK idiom
spared fordrit; lhiggit lesh: He spared my life - Lhig eh my voiys lhiam. DF idiom; shaghnit; spaarit
spoil babbaney; caartrey; cragh; craghey; craght; jannoo brock jeh; milley: Don't let us spoil our children - Ny lhig dooin milley nyn baitchyn. JJK idiom; millit; orchal; spooilley; mhilley; roostey
stand together (v.) cohassoo; shassoo cooidjagh; shassoo seose noi-ry-hoi: who will contend with me? let us stand together - quoi nee streeu rhym? lhig dooin shassoo seose noi-ry-hoi Bible
threaten (v.) baggyr; mooirjeenagh; baggyrt er: let us straitly threaten them - lhig dooin baggyrt dy gyere orroo Bible
twist1 baic; cammaghey; car; carral; cassey: Let us twist the rope - Lhig dooin cassey yn teidd. JJK idiom; clinkal; clinkey; faast; faastey; kessey; slew
vent lhiggey magh: He gave vent to his feelings - Lhig eh magh e chorree. DF idiom; raad; scoltey; thoyn; towl; vent
wavering anshickyrys, craagh; anshickyr, kirkinagh, leaystagh, loaganagh, teaymagh; (v.) jannoo kirkinys, leaystey, tuittym; lheaystey: But let him ask in faith, nothing wavering - Agh lhig da geearree ayns credjue, fegooish lheaystey Bible
Well said (intj) Abbyr eh; Feer vie: Then said Saul to his servant, Well said; come, let us go - Eisht dooyrt Saul rish e harvaant, Feer vie; tar, lhig dooin goll Bible
wife1 (n.) ben, ben heshee, ben heshey, ben phoost, ee hene: Allow me to introduce you to my wife and my daughter. - Lhig dou cur er enney shiu da my ven as inneen. JJK idiom
work1 (v.) labraghey; gobbragh; obbraghey: Let us work well to-day - Lhig dooin gobbraghey dy-mie jiu. JJK idiom; (n.) laboraght; obbyr: Work without request is work without thanks - Obbyr dyn shirrey, obbyr dyn booise. JJK idiom
yield (n.) baar, troar; (v.) lhiggey lesh: Yield not to temptation - Ny lhig lesh miolagh. DF idiom; cur magh, ymmyrkey; ceau
zeal (n.) chiass jeean, eadolys, eadolid, graih jeean, graih vaanrit ayns craueeaght; jeeanid: Let us reward his zeal - Lhig dooin cur leagh da e yeeanid. JJK idiom
aer (=Ir. aer, Sc.G. adhar) (f.) aeronautical, air: lhig da'n aer ynrickys y gheayrtey neose Bible; pneumatic; atmosphere [O.Ir. aer]
aggle er afraid, windy: Dooinney erbee ta aggle er, as lhagchreeagh, lhig da goll roish gys e hie Bible
anchoodaghey 1 develop, disclose, expose a: Lhig dooin jeeaghyn er yn anchoodaghey echey 'sy chamyr. DF; 2 development, disclosure, exposure
ass e cheeayll insane, mad, nuts, potty: ren eh e ymmyrkey ’chaghlaa kiongoyrt roo, as lhig eh er dy row eh ass e cheeayll 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
beishtyn feïe wild beasts: lhig-ym feayshlit orroo myrgeddin feeacklyn beishtyn feïe, lesh pyshoon ard-nieughyn ny hooirey. Bible
boiraghyn distruptions: Dooinney ta jannoo boiraghyn ’syn agglish, lurg raaue v’er ny choyrt da yn nah cheayrt, lhig da ve giarit-magh Bible
braddaggyn See praddagyn, praddaggyn caterpillars: lhig da ny cabbil cheet seose myr ny braddaggyn mollagh. Bible
Breeshey (=Ir. Bríd) (f.) Bedelia, Bride, Bridget: Foshil-jee yn dorrys da Breeshey as lhig da Breeshey çheet stiagh. BS
brynneragh 1 flatter a: chamoo lhig dou goan brynneragh y choyrt da dooinney erbee. Bible; 2 (n.) pl. brynnyree flatterer
caartrey 1 abuse, denigrate, slander, slandering, spoil, vilify a: ny lhig da dooinney erbee caartrey, ny goltooan y jeh elley Bible; 2 abusiveness, denigration, traducement, vilification
cadjeryn pedlars: Lhig dooin guee nagh vod cadjeryn y 'vargey seyr' ayns reiltys Vannin cur sthap da'n argid shen. Carn
ceaghlit altered, changed, commuted, converted, modified: Lhig da'n cree echey ve ceaghlit veih cree dooinney Bible
cha vel feme rish there's no need for it: As dooyrt eh, Cha vel feme rish, lhig dou foayr y gheddyn ayns shilley my hiarn. Bible
chea (=Ir. teitheamh) flee, flight, retreat, run away, scamper: lhig deiney Israel orroo dy row ad chea veih ny Benjamiteyn Bible; fleeth; abscondment
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