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lioar (=Ir. leabhar) (f.) pl. lioaryn book, folio, tome, volume: Gow-jee'n lioar shoh jeh'n leigh Bible; indeed, yes: lioar, ta mee hannah er chur mollaght orroo, er-yn-oyr nagh vel shiu goaill eh gys nyn gree. Bible [L. liber]
cochionniaght lioar (f.) book trade
lioar chellvane (f.) telephone directory: Myr ta'n chooid smoo jiu er nakin hannah ren chellinsh Vannin geddyn rey rish yn ennym oc scruit ayns Gaelg veih coadey yn lioar chellvane. Dhoor
lioar chliaghtey (f.) exercise book
lioar erin (f.) missal, prayerbook
lioar ghrammeydys (f.) grammar
lioar lettraghey (f.) spelling book
lioar linneeaght (f.) drawing book
lioar phadjeragh (f.) prayer book
lioar vooar (f.) tome: Ny-sodjey na shoh, dooyrt y Chiarn rhym, Gow lioar vooar, as scrieu ayn lesh goan baghtal mychione Maher-shalal-hash-baz.
Dar y lioar (intj) By George, By jingo, Crikey, By gum, By the book: Dar y lioar, nagh mooar ta’n chraueeaght ec ny mraane! CnyO
lioar ny haspickagh (f.) pontifical
Orkagh Orcadian: Ny s'anmey hug eh dou lioar dy chiaull Orkagh as hug mee dasyn myr coonrey y lioar ain "Kiaull Yn Theay" as bione dasyn shiartanse dy charryn 'sy lioar scanshoil shen ainyn. GK
book1 (v.) cur fockle er, cur magh tiggad da, cur sheese, kionnaghey tiggad, screeu stiagh, kionnaghey er daayl; (n.) lioar: The first book, the sixth chapter, the ninth section - Yn chied lioar, yn cheyoo cabdil, yn nuyoo ayrn. JJK idiom; lioar ghiallyn
blacklist (v.) crossey; cur 'sy lioar doo: Blacklist someone - Peiagh ennagh y chur 'sy lioar ghoo. DF idiom
antiphonary (n., adj.) lioar eddyrchiaull
book seller (n.) creckeyder lioar
chrestomathy (n.) lioar ynsee
concordance (n.) lioar choonee
copybook (n.) lioar aascreeu, coip-lioar
indeed (adv.) dy jarroo: I'm very happy indeed to see you in good health - Ta mee feer vaynrey dy-jarroo dy akin shiu ayns slaynt vie. JJK idiom; jeer; lioar t'eh; lioar
prayerbook (n.) lioar erin
spelling book (n.) lioar lettraghey
coontey giare digest: Cha noddym cur ayns shoh agh coontey giare jeh'n lioar scanshoil shoh er y fa dy nee lioar mooar t'ayn. Carn
cur ayns fit in: Cha noddym cur ayns shoh agh coontey giare jeh'n lioar scanshoil shoh er y fa dy nee lioar mooar t'ayn. Carn
Grail Casherick Holy Grail: T'eh credjal myrgeddin dy nee lioar va'n Grail Casherick, va cummal ny folliaghtyn jeh far-chemmig, as dy vel grainney er crosh Cheltiagh y Cholloo ta bentyn rish y lioar shoh. BS
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