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moon (n.) ben rein ny hoie, giallagh, goll sheear, ray, re; eayst: The moon is setting - Ta'n eayst goll er e dreeym. DF idiom; luan, lune
half moon (n.) lieh-eayst
Saturday's moon (n.) eayst Harn
haematuria (n.) moon folley
micturition (n.) jannoo moon; mooney
eayst Harn (f.) Saturday's moon
lane-eayst (f.) full moon
circle4 (sun or moon) bwoaillee: There is a circle round the moon - Ta bwoaillee er yn eayst. DF idiom
gravel1 (v.) cur garvel er, cur shillee er; (n.) garvel; geinnagh gharroo, shillee; treicknane; (yn) gorley moon
shall not give cha der: and the moon shall not give her light - as cha der yn eayst e soilshey Bible
shineth hoilshys; soilshean: Behold even to the moon, and it shineth not - Cur-jee my-ner eer yn eayst hene, as cha vel ee soilshean Bible
wane2 (v.) (moon) baarnaghey: The moon is on the wane - Ta'n eayst baarnaghey. DF idiom; goll ergooyl
eayst (=Ir. éasca, Sc.G. easga) (f.) 1 moon a: Hass y ghrian, as yn eayst ayns nyn ynnyd Bible; 2 lunar [O.Ir. ésca]
giallagh (f.) 1 bleach, moon; 2 (v.) would grant a: Dy giallagh eh dooinyn, dy beagh shin er nyn livrey veih laueyn nyn noidyn Bible
rouail mygeayrt (dy); (to) moon about, wander: Shoh myr bynney lhieu dy rouail mygeayrt, cha gow ny cassyn oc fea Bible
full1 blubbagh, lhean; er croo; lane: Full of pep - Lane dy vree. DF idiom; lhieent: Keep the sail full - Freill ny shiauill lhieent. DF idiom; ec y vullagh: The moon is at the full - Ta'n eayst lane. DF idiom
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