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lught (=Ir. lucht) pl. lughtyn (of numbers) batch, cast, complement, content: slane lught e phobble Bible; bulk, burden, cargo, freight, load; (of personage) train
lught eaishtagh audience, house, listener: Va sym dy liooar ec y lught-eaishtagh, ga dy re mish va'n loayreyder s'jerree Carn
Lught Ooasle (Yn); (The) Establishment: Cha row Rennell ny e lught ooasle ayns Mannin ec y traa shen. Chron
lught thie pl. lughtyn-thie family, household, household members: Haink e lught-thie dys Sostyn tammylt beg ny s'anmey ayns bleeantyn ny feedyn. Carn
lught ynsee scholastic profession, teaching profession: Ta drogh ourys ec Bretnee dooie nagh vel y lught-ynsee slane ayns foayr jeh ynsaghey trooid Bretnish. Carn
lught yn argid moneyed classes, wealthy, well-to-do: Fo'n ennym foalsey jeh jeianaghey, ta pooaraghyn lajer er vooadaghey yn vaarney eddyr sleih boght as lught yn argid. Carn; (the) rich
freight (v.) goaill lught er boayrd, lughtaghey, lughtey; (n.) lught: Taking in freight - Goaill lught er boayrd. DF idiom
audience clashtynee; eaishtaght; (n.) eanish; lught eaishtagh; lught fakin
professionals (npl.) gerrymee; lught keirdey: They are professionals - T'ad nyn lught keirdey. DF idiom
bystanders (npl.) lught fakin
chain-gang (n.) lught y driaght
freightage (n.) leagh lught
meritocracy (n.) lught yn toilchys
profiteers (npl.) lught cosnee
lught-reill authorities, authority: ghow lught-reill ayns un cheer (Sostyn) greim er cheer elley (Nerin). Carn
house (n.) chaagh, teagh; (n.) cabbane, lhiaght; thie: and the woman was taken into Pharaoh's house - as va’n ven goit stiagh gys thie Pharoah Bible; (v.) cur aaght da, cur stiagh; (n.) lught eishtagh; lught eaishtagh; lugh-thie: and now when shall I provide for mine own house also? - as nish, nagh vel eh traa dou kiarail y ghoaill son my lught-thie myrgeddin? Bible; (nyn) dhie
households (npl.) thieysyn; mooinjer; lught-thieyn: and the family which the Lord shall take shall come by households - as yn kynney nee’n Chiarn y ghoaill, hig ad cordail rish ny lught-thieyn oc Bible
intellectual (n.) lught yn tushtey; (n., adj.) toiggaltagh
bun-lught aborigines: Voish yn traa haink yn bun-lught Britaanagh voish Kernow, Nerin as Bretyn thousane ny bleeaney er-dy-henney derrey'n Irree Magh Frangagh Carn
fogrey (=Ir. fógra) 1 (v.) announce, declare, herald, proclaim a: Daag lught yn FLB fogrey soilshaghey magh dy heid ad yn toor seose son yn chengey Vritaanagh. Carn; 2 (n.) announcement, declaration, bill, edict, notice, notification, placard: Daag lught yn FLB fogrey soilshaghey magh dy heid ad yn toor seose son yn chengey Vritaanagh. Carn
lught-jeeaghyn viewers: shoh yn chied cheayrt ren lught-jeeaghyn eddyr-ashoonagh fakin scannaneyn jeant ayns chengey Celtiagh as coontey ram jeu. Carn
lught-thie house: nee ad goaill daue hene eayn: dy chooilley ghooinney cordail rish lugh-thie nyn ayrey, eayn son thie. Bible
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