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order ayns shayll, order, reaghey; cur ayns oardagh, cur sarey da, gra, oardaghey; dy lieragh; foaynoo; oardagh: It's out of order - Cha nel eh ayns oardagh. JJK idiom; oardrailys: Pecking order - Ordrailys spulgee. DF idiom; oardreilys; oardyr, ordyr; reajid; reajys; reill; reir; reirey; rere; rick; sarey; goardrail; oardee
good order mayn; smaght; stayd mie: They are all in good order - T'ad ooilley ayns stayd mie. DF idiom
in order to dys; gys; dy voddagh: In order to procure repose for others, he sacrificed his own - Dy voddagh eh geddyn fea da feallagh elley, ren eh cur seose yn fea echey hene. JJK idiom
set in order (v.) kiartaghey
oardreilys (f.) order, system
array coamraghey; oardagh; straneys; order-caggee: and put themselves in array at Baaltamar as hug ad ad-hene ayns order-caggee ec Baal-tamar Bible
kiartaghey accommodate, adjust, adjusting, amend, appoint, dispose, even out, fix, make, mend, modify, prepare, qualify, ready, redress, setting, settle, settling; correct, true; correction, modification, preparation, rectification; set in order: nee oo kiartaghey ny reddyn ta dy ve soit er ayns nyn order oural-millish y lostey er Bible; dress: As nee Aaron lostey er oural-millish dy chooilley voghrey: tra t'eh kiartaghey ny lampyn, nee eh oural-millish y lostey er. Bible
order-caggee battle order: Cre’n feme ta rish ooilley yn ’vea shoh, shiu dy heet magh ayns order-caggee? Bible; array
arguments (npl.) arganeyn; resoonyn fondagh: I would order my cause before him, and fill my mouth with arguments - Yinnin my chooish y hoiaghey magh kiongoyrt rish, as lhieeney my veeal lesh resoonyn fondagh Bible
council (n.) co-choyrle, coonseil, coyrle, ard-whuaiyl; coonceil: By order of the council - Fo harey ny cooinseil. DF idiom; fer coyrlee, leighder, pleadeilagh, turneyr: Council for the defence - Turneyr yn 'endeilys. DF idiom; (the); (yn) whuaiyl
midnight (n.) mean oie, main-oie; meanoie: He's been obliged to burn the midnight oil, in order to write his book - Beign da lostey yn ooil meanoie dy voddagh eh screeu e lioar. JJK idiom
oil (n.) ooill: He's been obliged to burn the midnight oil, in order to write his book - Beign da lostey yn ooil meanoie dy voddagh eh screeu e lioar. JJK idiom; (v.) ooillaghey
repose fea: In order to procure repose for others, he sacrificed his own - Dy voddagh eh geddyn fea da feallagh elley, ren eh cur seose yn fea echey hene. JJK idiom; gow saveenys; lhie; saveenys; soiaghey; soit er
dys (=Ir. do) 1 See gys for, in order to, till, unto a: t'eh jeh'n chiaght, as goll dys toyrt-mow. Bible; 2 (motion) to
foaynoo avail, availment, consequence, essence, fame, fettle, function, import, importance, order, reputation, state, utility, value, worth: bee ad er beggan foaynoo dhyt. Bible; (sport.) form; condition
fockley magh declare, proclaim, proclamation, profess, promulgate, promulgation, pronounce, pronouncement, pronunciation: As ren ad fockley magh order, trooid Judah as Jerusalem, da ooilley cloan y chappeeys Bible; articulate
fo harey by order, mandated, under command: As deie ad orroo, as hug ad fo harey ad gyn dy loayrt eddyr, ny dy ynsaghey ayns ennym Yeesey. Bible
gra (=Ir. rá) articulate, express, order, phrase, state; say, saying: Shimmey t’ayn ta gra jeh m’annym Bible
greïney (gen.) of sun: Toshiaght, as jerrey, as mean ny traaghyn: caghlaaghyn, as chyndaaghyn ny greïney, as imbaghyn ny bleeaney: Coorse ny bleeantyn, as order ny rollageyn Apoc
gys (=Ir. go) 1 in order to, till, until, unto; 2 (motion) to, toward a: As roie Abraham gys y chioltane Bible
oardagh (=Ir. ordú) pl. oardaghyn arrangement, array, behest, commission, decree, decretory, direction, directive, dispensation, fiat, order, ordinance, rite, ritual, sequence: cordail rish oardagh yn Chiarn Bible
oardaghey (n.) appointment, commission, ordinance; (v.) appoint, authorize, bid, bidding, command, decree, dispense, indent, ordain, order, rank: Shoh oardaghey yn leigh Bible
oardyr order: Ec lunney yn lioar, hie eh er fockley dy row yn Reejerey Chalse er ngeddyn Oardyr-Toilchynys Norlann son greesaghey kianglaghyn eddyr Mannin as Norlann. BS
reaghey 1 arbitrate, arrange, brush out, decide, decision, determine, disentangle, disentanglement, edit, lead, order, organise, organising, organize, rid, settlement, umpire a: as nagh vod ve er ny reaghey liorish ny briwnyn Bible; 2 (as hair) set
reajid decidedness, discretion, order, settledness: t'eh dy heet rish ayns quaiyl ayns Lerpoyll y chied laa Mee Vayrnt, as cassid jeant er dy ren eh loght noi reajid theayagh. BS
reill (n.) code, dominion, governance, policy, principle, reign: son ec y traa shen va reill ec ny Philistinee harrish Israel Bible; (v.) charge, govern, order, regulate, rule: ooilley reeriaght Sihon ree ny Amoriteyn, va reill ayns Heshbon Bible; subdue
reirey (=Ir. riarachán) 1 administer, casting, extend, manage, order, reach, serve a: Vel peiagh erbee reirey ort? DF; 2 administration, management, procuration; 3 dictation
rere (=Ir. de réir) (f.) cater, order; accordance; consonant; according to, pursuant: Rere yn earroo, nee shiu kiarail son oural Bible; according
rick 1 consistence, order, satisfaction, settled rule, settlement, steadiness, uniformity a: Cha row rick ny resoon ayn JK; 2 intelligence, news, story, tale
sarey pl. saraghyn charge, command, commandment, decree, dictate, directive, enjoin, injunction, instruct, mandate, order, precept, prescribe: Sarey noa ta mee dy choyrt diu Bible
shirveishyn (f.) 1 services: O Yee dy bragh farraghtyn, ta er n'oardaghey as er phointeil shirveishyn Ainleyn as deiney ayns order yindyssagh PB; 2 solemnities a: As ayns ny ard-feaillaghyn, as ayns ny shirveishyn casherick Bible
smaght (=Ir. smacht) castigation, chastisement, command, control, correction, discipline, empire, good order, restraint, restriction, subjection: Ny freill smaght veih'n lhiannoo Bible
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
heet magh (dy); (to) issue forth: Cre’n feme ta rish ooilley yn ’vea shoh, shiu dy heet magh ayns order-caggee? Bible
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