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marriage (n.) poosey: She died the day after her marriage - Hooar ee baase yn laa lurg e poosey. JJK idiom
by marriage trooid poosey: We have a distant relationship by marriage - Ta cleuinys foddey magh ain. DF idiom
marriage match (n.) co-phoosey
relationship by marriage cleuinys: We have a distant relationship by marriage - Ta cleuinys foddey magh ain. DF idiom
toghyr (f.) pl. toghyryn, togharaghyn dower, dowery, dowry, endowment, marriage portion, marriage settlement, portion, tocher: Cha vel y ree shirrey toghyr erbee, agh keead chymmylt jeh ny Philistinee Bible
relationship (n.) cochiangley, kiangley; caarjys; cleuinys: We have a distant relationship by marriage - Ta cleuinys foddey magh ain. DF idiom
cleuinys (f.) affinity, family connection, relationship by marriage: Ta cleuinys foddey magh ain. DF; relationship
poosee conjugal, connubial, matrimonial, marital, nuptial: as currym poosee yn chied ven cha lhig eh sheese Bible; of marriage: Ben dwoaiagh ayns e stayd poosee. EF; of a wedding
poosey (=Ir. pósadh) (v.) marry, wed; (adj.) bridal, wedding; (n.) marriage, matrimony, union, wedlock, espousal: cur-jee ny inneenyn eu ayns poosey Bible; espouse
shibber-banshey marriage supper: Maynrey t’adsyn ta er nyn guirrey gys shibber-banshey yn Eayn Bible
her (pron) eck: What is her complaint? - Cre'n doghan t'eck? JJK idiom; (emph.) ecksh: My sister will give me hers - Ver my huyr y fer ecksh dou. JJK idiom; ee: Perhaps we shall see her to-morrow - Foddee dy vaikmayd ee mairagh. JJK idiom; e: She died the day after her marriage - Hooar ee baase yn laa lurg e poosey. JJK idiom; ee hene: She has hidden herself behind the arbour - T'ee er n'ollaghey ee hene cooyl y waag-gharey. JJK idiom; (emph.) ish
Resurrection (n.) Irree Seose Reesht: And came out of the graves after his resurrection - As cheet ass ny oaiaghyn oc lurg yn irree-seose-reesht echey Bible; irree reesht: For in the resurrection they neither marry, nor are given in marriage - Son ec yn irree-reesht, cha vel ad poosey, ny er nyn goyrt ayns poosey Bible; irree seose: I know that he shall rise again in the resurrection at the last day - Ta fys aym dy n’irree eh reesht ec yn irree-seose ’sy laa jerrinagh Bible
until derrey: I shan't send them to him until he asks me for them - Cha derym huggey ad derrey hirrys eh orrym ad. JJK idiom; er derrey; dys: Until the crack of doom - Dys laa ny briwnys. DF idiom; gys: Your son is your son until marriage - Ta dty vac dty vac gys poosey. DF idiom; choud cheddin
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