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bottomless pit (n.) charvaal; diunid gyngrunt: And cast him into the bottomless pit - As hilg eh eh ayns y diunid gyn-grunt Bible
inspection pit (n.) slogh ronsee
deliver (v.) livrey: Deliver us from evil - Livrey shin veih olk. DF idiom; seyrey; stowys; Livrey-jee: Deliver him from going down to the pit - Livrey-jee eh veih goll sheese gys yn oaie Bible
charvaal (f.) abyss, bottomless pit, chasm, divide, gulf: Creenaght wooar Yee, nagh ren veg ayns fardail, doardee'n dowin wooar shoh [dy] v'er ny aagail ayns charvaal agglagh, ghrouw, eajee, as doo, erskyn dagh seihll as nhee dy ren eh 'chroo PC
claghyn yn ooig stones of the pit: Agh t'ou uss tilgit magh ass dty oaie myr bangan loau, as myr coamrey ny merriu ta roight trooid lesh y chliwe, ta ceaut sheese fo claghyn yn ooig Bible
diunid gyn-grunt abyss; bottomless pit: As hilg eh eh ayns y diunid gyn-grunt, as yeigh eh seose eh, as hug eh seal er Bible
guag (f.) pl. guaggyn den, stope: As er Tom Horn, lesh ooilley e voyrn, V'eh ny lhie ayns guag gollrish conning; Agh Keig Ballagawne, v'eh 'n dooinney s'dunnal v'ayn Gyn aggle erbee roish ny tonnyn. Coraa; creek; pit; cave; cavern
jeeig (f.) pl. jeeigyn conduit, cut, ditch, drain, fosse, gully, pit, trench, waterway: hyrmee eh seose yn ushtey va 'sy jeeig. Bible; sewer
oaie (f.) 1 dial, exposure, facade, face, facial, front, frontage a: yn lheead feed cubit er oaie yn chiamble Bible; 2 pl. oaiaghyn grave, pit, sepulchre: ve oanluckit ayns oaie m'ayr as my voir; 3 cave
thiolley See thoylley bore, boring, perforate, pierce, punch; (pin) hole; (of acids) pit; perforation, thole pin; raise
fleeth chea: The hireling fleeth, because he is an hireling - Ta fer-ny-failley chea, er-y-fa dy nee fer-failt eh Bible; chea-ys: He that fleeth from the fear shall fall into the pit - Eshyn chea-ys veih yn aggle, tuittee eh ’syn oaie Bible
grape (f.) COMPARE grepp dung-pit; COMPARE grep manure fork: Fy yerrey, tra va'n piob lostey dy mie dooyrt Harry, "Ren y ven echey reuyrey eh magh ass y thorran lesh grape." MB
ooig (f.) pl. ooigyn antar, cavern, grotto, stope; cave: Roll-jee claghyn mooarey er beeal yn ooig Bible; creek: chronnee ad ooig dy row lesh traie, raad v'ad kiarit, my oddagh eh ve, yn lhong y roie stiagh Bible; hold: As dooyrt y phadeyr Gad rish David, Ny fuirree ayns yn ooig shoh Bible; pit: Eshyn chleiy-ys ooig, tuittee eh-hene ayn; as eshyn lhieggys cleiy, nee ard-nieu eh y lhottey. Bible; den: doardee eh daue dy hroggal Daniel ass yn ooig Bible; dungeon: Deïe mee er dty ennym, O Hiarn; veih diunid yn ooig. Bible; hotbed
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