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myn pl. mynney 1 minuscule, small, mini, micro a: Son t'eh jannoo myn ny bineyn ushtey Bible; 2 small ground a: As hig eh dy ve joan myn ayns ooilley cheer Egypt Bible; 3 detailed
dy myn small: nee'm oo y yannoo myr greïe noa gyere-feeacklagh, ry-hoi tasteraght: as nee oo tasteraght ny sleityn, as broo ad dy myn, as nee oo ny croink myr coau. Bible
cha myn as joan as small as dust: Eisht cha myn as joan y thallooin ren mee ad y woalley; myr laagh ny straidyn ren mee ad y stampey, as skeayley ad dy lhean. Bible
Chengaghyn dooghyssagh, myn-chengaghyn as chengaghyn sloo-ymmydit Indigenous, minority and lesser-used languages
minuscule (n., adj.) myn, mynphenneyraght
small (adj.) beg: We must have a small garden - Shegin ve garey beg ain. JJK idiom; beggey; keyl; myn; dy myn; keylley
myn-chengey (f.) minority language: Myn-chengey elley nagh vel shin clashtyn monney mychione, shen Freeshlannish. Carn
aggregate2 (n.) (building) myn-claghyn
attaché (n.) myn-chaghter
dust shot (n.) myn-ghrine
dwarf sun (n.) myn-ghrian
dwarf tree (n.) crouw, myn-villey
joist (n.) jeays, jeayst, myn-gharmin
minor key (n.) myn-ghleaysh
new heather (n.) myn-freoagh
pedlary (n.) cadjerys, myn-chooid, mynghellal
Petty officer (n.) myn-oikagh
pin tuck (n.) myn-filley
reticle (n.) myn-ingagh
myn- (pref.) diminutive, lesser, little, minced, miniature, minor, minute, petty: T'eh jeeaghyn dy vel ny Sostnee as ny Yernee boirit mychione ceau argid er myn-chengaghyn (Yernish ayns Nerin!) Carn; filings; elaborate, exhaustive: Myn-choontey jeh'n skeeal. DF; niggling, trifling
myn-chooid (f.) haberdashery, pedlary, ware, wares
myn-chultoor minority culture: ta shin toiggal dy vel y chellooish er nyannoo foddey ny smoo assee da ny myn-chultooryn na'n kynney-ghunverys, foddee. Carn
myn-claghyn (f.) (building) aggregate
myn-ghrian (f.) dwarf sun
diminutive beggid; creen; kinneigagh; (pref.) myn-
miniature (adj.) beg, myn-, smiggylagh; (n.) myn-yalloo, mynchaslys
as small as dust cha myn as joan; meein as joan: even until it was as small as dust - derrey ve eer cha meein as joan Bible
Indigenous, minority and lesser-used languages (n.) Chengaghyn dooghyssagh, myn-chengaghyn as chengaghyn sloo-ymmydit
smiling gearagh; mongey: She was smiling at me - V'ee mongey orrym. DF idiom; mynghearey: She was smiling at me - V'ee myn ghearey orrym. DF idiom
aachummey deform, hash up, reconstitute, reform, remodel, renew, renovate; deformation, reconstitution, reformation: T'ad jeeaghyn dy myn reesht er aachummey reiltys ynnydagh. BS
ardjynagh regional: Hug y reiltys shen bree da Kaart Oarpagh ny Myn-chengaghyn as Chengaghyn Ardjynagh nurree. Carn
barganey 1 (v.) bargain hunting, bargaining, negotiate a: Tra ta dy chooilley pheiagh (bunnys) jeeaghyn dy myn er y chaggey foalsey shoh, bee y barganey kiart jeant Carn; 2 (n.) contract, negotiation
deayrtey neose pour down: Son t'eh jannoo myn ny bineyn ushtey: t'ad deayrtey neose fliaghey rere bree yn chay t'er hroggal Bible; blaze down
faill sloo minimum wage: Ta'n Kiare as Feed resooney billey ry hoi faill sloo ec y traa t'ayn, agh cha nel ad er reaghey yn faill sloo dy myn. BS
Freeshlannish (f.) Frisian: Myn-chengey elley nagh vel shin clashtyn monney mychione, shen Freeshlannish. Carn
grine beg runt small round thing: er eaghtyr yn aasagh va grine beg runt, myn myr y lieh-rio, er y thalloo Bible
kelk (=Ir. cailc) 1 mark; 2 chalk a: t'eh jannoo ooilley claghyn yn altar myr claghyn kelk t'er ny vroo dy myn v; 3 pipeclay
Oarpagh (n., adj.) European: Ayns y Voodeeys Oarpagh, ta lieh-cheead milliun sleih loayrt myn-chengaghyn. Carn
whillin as much as: As ec y traa t'ayn cha nel whillin sleih shirrey ny myn chengaghyn shen y chur fo-chosh. Carn
little1 beggan; cooid y veggan; kuse beg: A little ham - Kuse beg dy yskid? JJK idiom; kuse veg: They must have a little more wine - Shegin ve kuse veg dy feeyn oc. JJK idiom; loo; myn-; veggan: A big head with little wit and a little head without any at all - Kione mooar er y veggan cheilley as kione beg gyn veg edyr. JJK idiom; beggey, veggey
second (pref.) aa-; cooidjaghey; cur niart rish; (yn) derrey; grig: I won't be a second - Cha beeym agh grig. DF idiom; myn-cheim; nah; shallid; thurrick: I won't be a second - Cha beeym thurrick. DF idiom; tootchey: I won't be a second - Cha beeym tootchey. DF idiom; tullagh: In a second - Ayns tullagh. DF idiom; yeeassaghey; nah: On the second of December - Er y nah laa jeh Mee ny Nollick. DF idiom
trifling begganagh; creen; fardailagh; fooilleragh; fooilleraght; fooilleyragh; fooilleyraght; frittagh; (pref.) myn-: That's a trifling matter - Cha nel shen agh myn-chooish. DF idiom; speilleigagh
ware (n.) cooid crayee; myn-chooid; cooid: And if the people of the land bring ware or any victuals on the sabbath day to sell - As ny yinnagh veg jeh pobble y cheer shen lhieu cooid, ny beaghey erbee er y doonaght dy chreck Bible
wares (n.) cooid crayee, myn-chooid; (v.) cur arrey da; cooid: When thy wares went forth out of the seas - Tra hie dty chooid varchan magh er yn aarkey Bible
washing (n.) niaghan; niaghyn: Is the washing done? - Vel y niaghyn jeant? DF idiom; niee: Washing her smalls - Niee ny myn-eaddeeyn eck. DF idiom
co-emshiragh contemporaneous, contemporary: Shickyraghey dy vel plannal chengagh gobbragh dy mie as freilt co-emshiragh liorish ronsaghey as cur niart da conaantyn eddyr-ashoonagh as smooinaght noa er myn-chengaghyn. Dhoor
Coonceil yn Oarpey Council of Europe: va bree currit da Conaant Oarpagh ny Myn-Çhengaghyn, ass lieh Coonceil yn Oarpey. Dhoor
feasley cast loose, cast off, liberation, loose: As feasley e vayrn myn-vrisht, as chiow e laueyn Dhoor; (as problem) work out
imshee damnable, damned, devilish, diabolical, elf, imp: tra honnick ad dy row ny shenn Vanninee mongey as myn-ghearey er y cheilley, huitt ad orroo gollrish fir-imshee — va'n thie lhionney jeeaghyn gollrish thie-baanrit. Coraa; hellish
kynney-ghunverys genocide: ta shin toiggal dy vel y chellooish er nyannoo foddey ny smoo assee da ny myn-chultooryn na'n kynney-ghunverys, foddee. Carn
romanseeaght (f.) romanticism: Reesht as reesht ta ughtar y lioar shoh dy ghra nagh nee red voish romanseeaght y nuyoo cheead jeig y caggey dy hauail ny myn-chengaghyn. Carn
Spaainagh (=Ir. Spáinneach) Hispanic, Spaniard, Spanish: Ayns lhing Franco, y tranlaasagh Spaainagh, va'n chengey Chatalonagh currit fo chosh, goll rish ny myn-chengaghyn elley sy steat Spaainagh. Carn
steat 1 (housing) estate: Eeasaght argid y ghoaill er steat. DF; 2 pl. steatyn (nation) state a: va'n chengey Chatalonagh currit fo chosh, goll rish ny myn-chengaghyn elley sy steat Spaainagh. Carn
ughtar (=Ir. údar) pl. ughtaryn author: Reesht as reesht ta ughtar y lioar shoh dy ghra nagh nee red voish romanseeaght y nuyoo cheead jeig y caggey dy hauail ny myn-chengaghyn. Carn
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