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mullee 1 culminant; 2 plum; 3 (gen.) of the summit a: y bittern goaill aaght ayns ny linteyryn mullee eck Bible
sleih mullee élite, upper crust: my t'ad libraalagh t'ad cheet dy ve imneagh tra ta sleih elley gra dy vel ny scoillyn Vretnish ayns shen son y ''sleih mullee''. Carn
gour nyn mullee headlong: Eisht hie ny drogh-spyrrydyn ass y dooinney, as hie ad stiagh ayns ny muckyn: as roie yn ghriagh gour nyn mullee lesh yn eaynee gys y cheayn, as v'ad plooghit. Bible
topman (n.) shiaulteyr mullee
headlong (adj., adv.) gour y ching, gour y ghib, gyn thort, kione my laaee, kiontoyrtagh; gour e vullee: For the purpose of casting him headlong - Ry hoi tilgey sheese eh gour e vullee. DF idiom; gour nyn mullee
lintels (npl.) linteyryn: both the cormorant and the bittern shall lodge in the upper lintels - nee chammah yn choayr as y bittern goaill aaght ayns ny linteyryn mullee Bible
broojit 1 bruised, compressed, contusive, mashed, nipped, pounded, pressed a: hilg ad sheese ad gour nyn mullee jeh’n chreg, as v’ad broojit dy baase Bible; 2 (as fruit) crushed
falleaysagh flashing, flicker, gleam, gleaming: fainee yn Ree gleashaghey dy bieau, dy tappee tessyn ny mullee, 'naght va brattaghyn as culleeyn ny deiney-shee jeh e heshaght 'getlagh nyn gooyl dy falleaysagh. Coraa
gleashaghey advance, affect, move: Va fainee yn Ree gleashaghey dy bieau, dy tappee tessyn ny mullee, 'naght va brattaghyn as culleeyn ny deiney-shee jeh e heshaght 'getlagh nyn gooyl dy falleaysagh. Coraa; (of people) flow; stirring
lesh yn eaynee towards the precipice: roie yn ghriagh gour nyn mullee lesh yn eaynee gys y cheayn Bible
libraalagh liberal: Sostnee ennagh ren garraghey gys Bretin ta cummal ayns Caerdydd, my t'ad libraalagh t'ad cheet dy ve imneagh tra ta sleih elley gra dy vel ny scoillyn Vretnish ayns shen son y ''sleih mullee''. Carn
linteyryn lintels: nee chammah yn choayr as y bittern goaill aaght ayns ny linteyryn mullee eck Bible
bittern (n.) coar vooar: I will also make it a possession for the bittern - Nee’m eh y yannoo ny chaitnys da’n choayr-vooar Bible; coayr: But the cormorant and the bittern shall possess it - Agh nee yn cormorant, as y choayr cummal ayn Bible; bittern: both the cormorant and the bittern shall lodge in the upper lintels of it - nee chammah yn choayr as y bittern goaill aaght ayns ny linteyryn mullee eck Bible; ushag ny boob
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