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loau (=Ir. lofa) 1 carious, corrupt, decayed, gangrenous, putrefactive, putrescent, putrid, rotted, rotten, stagnate, stale, tottering, unsound a: t'ou uss tilgit magh ass dty oaie myr bangan loau Bible; 2 (as meat) bad; 3 (putrid) foul
clagh loau (f.) rottenstone
frytlaggyn loau rotten rags: Cur nish ny shenn chloodyn ceaut, as ny frytlaggyn loau shoh fo dty achlishyn, fo ny coyrdyn. Bible
rotten (adj.) breinn, graney, guirragh, kercheenagh, lheahree, molkit; loau: Soon ripe soon rotten - Leah appee leah loau. JJK idiom
gangrenous (adj.) gangrailagh; loau
putrefactive (adj.) loau
putrescent (adj.) loau
rotten rags (npl.) frytlaggyn loau
rottenstone (n.) clagh loau
armholes (npl.) achlishyn: Put now these old cast clouts and rotten rags under thine armholes - Cur nish ny shenn chloodyn ceaut, as ny frytlaggyn loau shoh fo dty achlishyn Bible
bad1 (adj.) drogh: Bad death on you! - Drogh vaase ort! DF idiom; doogh, breaghagh, dangeragh, donney, loau, loghtagh; olk
foul1 branglish, awane, breinn, breinnaghey, loau; branglish aggairagh, builley aggairagh; far-chloie; feodagh; neughlen; sallagh: Foul bottom - Thoyn sallagh. DF idiom; toghtit; jeeillagh; (v.) broghey, cheet sallagh er, jannoo far chloie, jannoo tramman, toghtey
fruit (n.) mess: This fruit is beginning to rot - Ta'n mess shoh goaill toshiaght dy loau. JJK idiom; troar; (v.) ymmyrkey mess
ripe (adj.) appee: Soon ripe soon rotten - Leah appee leah loau. JJK idiom; creen; creeney: Ripe fields - Magheryn creeney. DF idiom
rot loauaghey, loaughey: This fruit is beginning to rot - Ta'n mess shoh goaill toshiaght dy loau. JJK idiom; loauid; loauys; molkey; ommidys; ommidjys; trouise
bangan bough, cutting, leg of contest, limb, scion: t'ou uss tilgit magh ass dty oaie myr bangan loau Bible
beeagh would be: ghow mee yn cryss veih'n boayl raad dollee mee eh; as cur-my-ner, van cryss loau, cha beeagh eh veg. Bible
claghyn yn ooig stones of the pit: Agh t'ou uss tilgit magh ass dty oaie myr bangan loau, as myr coamrey ny merriu ta roight trooid lesh y chliwe, ta ceaut sheese fo claghyn yn ooig Bible
feer olk badly; very bad: as va 'sy vaskad elley figgyn feer olk, nagh voddagh ve eeit, v'ad cha loau shen. Bible
fo'n speyr alfresco: va smoghan agglagh ayn gollrish feill va goll loau, as cha row eh agh un vinnid fo'n speyr tra ren paart dy studeyryn gaccan mychione y ghart as ghoon ad nyn uinnagyn dy tappee. GB
frytlaggyn rags: hie eh stiagh gys thie yn ree fo yn thie-tashtee, raad hooar eh shenn chloodyn ceaut, as shenn frytlaggyn loau, as lhig eh sheese ad lesh coyrdyn 'sy dungeon gys Jeremiah. Bible
martyr martyr: Sy vlein cheddin, va Magnus mac Olaf, Ree Loghlyn, as oe Harald Harfagre, geearree feddyn magh row corp y Noo Olaf, y martyr reeoil, er loau. Chron
shenn chloodyn old clouts: hie eh stiagh gys thie yn ree fo yn thie-tashtee, raad hooar eh shenn chloodyn ceaut, as shenn frytlaggyn loau, as lhig eh sheese ad lesh coyrdyn 'sy dungeon gys Jeremiah. Bible
soaltyn barns: Ta’n sheel loau fo ny creaghyn, ta ny thieyn arroo follym-faase, ta ny soaltyn nyn dholtanyn Bible
trieghyn feet, soles: Va paitchyn cheet huc dinsh daue dy row sleih ennagh deayrtey geayr er'n voayl v'ad cliaghtey cloie yn aght va trieghyn nyn mraagyn goll loau. Carn
soon (adv.) dy gerrid: She'll be coming soon - Bee ee cheet dy-gerrid. JJK idiom; dy leah: I hope I shall soon see you again - Ta mee treishteil dy vaikym shiu dy-leah reesht. JJK idiom; leah: Soon ripe soon rotten - Leah appee leah loau. JJK idiom
stale (adj.) gart, gort: Stale milk - Bainney gort. DF idiom; gear; loau; eig: This ale is stale - Ta'n lhune shoh eig. DF idiom; goll eig; roit ass; shenn: This bread is stale - Ta shenn vlass er yn arran shoh. DF idiom
glasseraght (f.) grassiness, herbage, vegetation, verdure: dooar ymmodee jeu baase er y lhong, kyndagh rish drogh-earish, chingys-marrey, obbyr chreoi as dewilys ny skimmee, as doagan trooid bee loau, gyn glasseraght erbee, as va nyn girp ceaut harrish- boayrd gys ny sharkaghyn. Dhoor
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