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madran aurora, dawn, daybreak, morning, peep-of-dawn: feer voghey ayns y vadran, er y chied laa jeh’n chiaghtin Bible
peep-of-dawn (n.) madran
morning (n.) maddin, madran; moghrey: I get up every morning at six o'clock - Ta mee g'irree dagh moghrey ec shey er y chlag. JJK idiom; (gen.) madjin
ard-linney (f.) headline: Art ayns y chur-magh jerrinagh jeh Earishlioar Arraghey Vannin, lesh yn ard-linney 'Y Traa ry Heet: Madran Noa ny Jerkallys Foalsey? BS; main, trunk, trunk line
cronnalys distinctness, notability, obviousness, publicity: Ta'n rollagyn trooid yn aer lunjean, Fee'n eggey lhean, neuyerrinagh, jeh'n oie, As cronnalys ny Aalid ayns nyn vean Soilshit tra madran cur da'n sollys bree. Coraa
derrey laa (yn) every other day: Myr shoh yn fastyr as y madran va, ayns towse y traa shen, jannoo'n derrey laa PC
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