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mie (=Ir. maith, mál) (adj.) fair, favourable, good, goodly, moral, nice, pious, ready, virtuous: Ta dooinney mie erreeishagh Bible; benefit, goodness, virtue [O.Ir. maith]
aigh mie good luck: As ghow'n dooinney yindys j'ee as v'eh ny host, goaill tastey row'n Chiarn er choyrt aigh mie lesh e yurnah, mannagh row. Bible
aigney mie benevolence, good faith, goodwill: Myr shen yiow foayr, as aigney mie ayns shilley Jee as dooinney. Bible
dy mie ANTONYM dy sie nicely, well: As va Abraham shenn, as er roie dy mie ayns eash Bible; very well
ellyn mie good manners: cur drogh-yantee er nyn doshiaght as lhiettal ellyn mie, shegin da ve peccah mooar. CS
lhongey mie square meal: Ta Eleanor dellal marym myr dy beign my ven aeg reesht, as shegin da ve lhongey mie jiu Dhoor
mie jeant (thing) well-made: Fakin liort's dy vel shin baghey ayns shee as sauchys, as dy vel ymmodee obbraghyn mie jeant son yn ashoon shoh liorish creenaght dty reill's.
mie ynsit well-educated: Cha nel reiltys Hostyn laccal y theay ta fo'n smaght oc ve mie ynsit ta shen ro ghaueagh, ghooinney. Carn
Moghrey mie Good morning: My ta fys ayd t'eh cliaghtey gra 'Moghrey Mie' er y radio tra t'eh ymskeaylley fashnys ny h- emshir. Dhoor
obbraghyn mie good works: va'n ven shoh berchagh ayns obbraghyn mie as giastyllys gys ny boghtyn. Bible
raah mie prosperity: Erson grayi my vraeraghyn as my hessaghyn : niyms rah maei y houlaghey duitch. Psalm1610
stayd mie good order: Veih olkys t'ou sauchey dagh traa, She mysh dty stayd mie ta mee troo, Cha bee oo ayns treihys dy brâ; Ny peccagh myr ta mish ny smoo. LH
b'ione mie dooys I knew well: Va mish 'sy chamyr shen bleeantyn er dy henney as hooar mee ayns shen ayns culleig 'sy corneil greeishyn follit! JG
goaill dy mie accept: agh ayns dygh ully phobyl, eshyin ta goyl yn agyl aggesyn, as gobraghy kayrys, t'e da goyl gymei marishsyn. PB1610
jannoo gien mie (intj) be of good cheer: as nar ghonick Iesy yn krediu acksyn, duyrt e rish y chinn d'yn chinnys krai, vack jean gann mei: ta dy phekaghyn lyoit duitt. PB1610
jeant dy mie well done: Ta mee dy hickyraghey diu, ayns y chooish shoh dy vel ooilley jeant dy mie, as cordail rish oardagh cooie, mychione bashtey yn Lhiannoo shoh PB1765
mie dy liooar OK, well enough: Agh dooyrt fer yn thie dy beagh ad mie dy liooar as vrie eh jeh Shoanie c'red v'eh coontey jeh shen GB; goodish: Smooinee mee dy row ad mie dy liooar. Dhoor
mie erskyn towse first class: Nish ta mac ec Ned Quayne as Juan ta'n ennym echeysyn, clagh y tooill da'n ayr echey, er yn oyr dy vel Juan ny scoilliar mie erskyn towse as chossyn eh ynnyd seyr ec y Scoill 'Grammar' ayns Ballacashtal Dhoor
shenn dy mie good old age: As hooar Gideon mac Yoash baase tra v'eh shenn dy mie, as v'eh er ny oanluckey ayns lhiaght Yoash e ayr Bible
slane appee as mie full and good: haink shiaght jeeassyn seose er yn un chass, slane appee as mie. Bible
good name (n.) ennym mie; goo mie: A good name is better than riches - Ta ennym mie ny share na berchys. JJK idiom
good works (npl.) jeih-obbraghyn; obbraghyn mie: Well reported of for good works - Ayns goo mie son obbraghyn mie Bible; obbraghyn miey
good tidings (npl.) naightyn mie: thinking to have brought good tidings - smooinaghtyn dy row eh cheet lesh naightyn mie Bible; slane imraa; naightyn bannee; naightyn eunyssagh; coontey mie
approved coontit mie jeh; lowit; jeh goo mie: acceptable to God, and approved of men - ayns foayr rish Jee, as jeh goo mie mastey deiney Bible; soiaghey jeh: a man approved of God among you - dooinney ren Jee soiaghey jeh nyn mast' eu Bible
Thank you (n., intj) (sing) Gura mie ayd; Gura mie eu: Thank you very much, I will do my best to meet your kind wishes - Gura mie mooar eu, n'eem my chooid share y yannoo dy huittym stiagh lesh nyn yeearreeyn kenjal. JJK idiom
good manners (n.) ellyn mie: evil communications corrupt good manners - ta drogh heshaght cur mow ellyn mie Bible; ellyn vie
good order mayn; smaght; stayd mie: They are all in good order - T'ad ooilley ayns stayd mie. DF idiom
affectionately slane aigney-mie: So being affectionately desirous of you - Myr shen ayns slane aigney-mie diuish Bible
approve (v.) coontey mie jeh: I approve of it - Ta mee coontey mie jeh. DF idiom; lowal rish: I do not approve of that young man - Cha nel mee lowal rish y fer aeg shen. DF idiom
approver (n.) coonteyder mie; lowallagh
benefit1 (n.) foays, lhiass, mie; (v.) vondeishal, jannoo foays da; jannoo foays; toyrtys; vondeish: He will benefit - Yiow eh vondeish ass. DF idiom; jannoo mie; er son foays
excellent (adj.) feer vie: It's an excellent one - T'eh feer vie. JJK idiom; jeih-; mie er bashtal; mie erskyn insh; ree-vie; ard-ooasle
first rate (adj., adv.) dy mie mirrilagh: It is going first rate - T'eh goll dy mie mirrilagh. DF idiom; feer vie: That's first rate - Ta shen feer vie. DF idiom; jeh'n chied rheynn
good luck (n.) aigh mie: Good luck have thou with thine honour - Aigh mie dy row lhiat lesh dty ooashley; aigh vie; raah; rah; sonnys; slane imraa
good way doaie mie er: He is in a good way - Ta doaie mie er. DF idiom; raad liauyr: You still have a good way to go - Ta foast raad liauyr ayd ry-gholl. DF idiom
goodwill (n.) aigney mie, jeih-aigney
ill-founded (adj.) gyn bun mie
in good time (adv.) dy traaoil: It was done in good time - V'eh jeant dy traaoil. DF idiom; ayns traa mie: I want to go home in good time - Shegin dou goll thie ayns traa mie. JJK idiom
well-earned (adj.) toillit dy mie
well-educated (adj.) mie ynsit
Cre'n aght ta shiu (interrog.) How are you: as tra honnick ee mish dooyrt ee 'Moghrey mie ayd Yoe, cha liass dou gra 'Cre'n aght ta shiu? er yn oyr dy vel oo jeeaghyn cho mie. Dhoor
drogh vess bad fruit, evil fruit: Myr shen ta dagh billey mie tilgey mess mie: agh ta drogh-villey tilgey drogh vess Bible
drogh villey bad tree, corrupt tree: Son cha vel billey mie tilgey drogh vess: ny drogh villey tilgey mess mie Bible
benevolence (n.) aigney mie; dooieid; my-chreeys
comely (adj.) aalin: For our comely parts have no need - Son cha vel ny oltyn aalin ain feme er shoh Bible; bwaagh: Thy cheeks are comely with rows of jewels - Ta dty cheeillyn bwaagh soit magh lesh roaghyn dy yewellyn Bible; bwoyagh; cooie: but for that which is comely - agh son shen ny ta cooie Bible; feudagh: it is good and comely for one to eat and to drink - te mie as feudagh son peccagh dy ee as dy iu Bible; fakinagh, graysoil; jesh: is it comely that a woman pray unto God uncovered? - vel eh jesh da ben dy yannoo padjer gys Jee as y kione eck gyn coodagh? Bible; stoamey: There be three things which go well, yea, four are comely in going - Ta ayn three cretooryn ta shooyl dy mie; as eer yn chiarroo ta stoamey ayns gimmeeaght Bible; stoamid: I will not conceal his parts, nor his power, nor his comely proportion - Cha jean-ym keiltyn e oltyn, ny e hroshid, ny stoamid cummey e niart. Bible
elderly (adj.) mie-eashit; shenn
fame (n.) ard-ennym, ard-ghoo, foaynoo; goo: And the fame thereof was heard in Pharaoh's house - As va goo jeh shoh er ny chlashtyn ayns thie Pharaoh Bible; goo mie: I will get them praise and fame in every land - cosne-yms daue moylley as goo mie, ayns dy chooilley heer Bible; goo mooar: for we have heard the fame of him - son ta shin er chlashtyn jeh e ghoo mooar Bible
good mie: I want to go home in good time - Shegin dou goll thie ayns traa mie. JJK idiom; cair, foayroil; mieys; mienys; vie: I hope you are in good health - Ta mee treishteil dy vel shiu ayns slaynt vie. JJK idiom; foays
good old age (n.) shenn eash vie: thou shalt be buried in a good old age - bee oo er dty oanluckey ayns shenn eash vie Bible; shenn eash lowal: and died in a good old age - as hooar eh baase ayns shenn eash lowal Bible; shenn dy mie: And Gideon the son of Joash died in a good old age - hooar Gideon mac Yoash baase tra v’eh shenn dy mie Bible; shenn eash vie: And he died in a good old age - As hooar eh baase ayns shenn eash vie Bible
nice (adj.) braew: The tea was nice and sweet - Va'n tey braew millish. DF idiom; taitnyssagh: Nice tune - Carr taitnyssagh. DF idiom; mie: That is a nice situation - Ta shen boayl mie. DF idiom; jesh: Nice car - Gleashtan jesh. DF idiom; coar: Nice man - Dooinney coar. DF idiom
well-being (n.) gien mie, foays, speeideilys
aigney-mie amicableness: Son myr dooinney ta er stroie e noid; eer myrgeddin t'ou er choayl aigney-mie dty naboo. Apoc
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