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poyll (f.) pl. puill bay, hole, pool, water supply: ren fer niee yn fainagh ayns poyll Samaria Bible
poyll faarkee baths, pool, public baths, swimming pool: Ta'n valjaght troggal poyll faarkee da'n sleih ayns shen, gollrooin hene ayns Purt ny Hinshey! Dhoor
Poyll Roish Pulrose: Ayns y jerrey, nee yn piob-linney livrey gas gys y stashoon-pooar noa ayns Poyll Roish. BS
Poyll Vaaish Pool of Death, Poolvaash: hie mee marish Phil Gawne woish Poyll Vaaish as Manninagh elley. Carn
pool (n.) co-rheynn, cochistey; dubbey: Playing tip round the pool - Cloie tig mygeayrt y dubbey. DF idiom; lhingey: A trout in the hand is worth two in the pool - Ta breck 'sy laue ny share na braddan 'sy lhingey. DF idiom; kishtey, loghan, poyll, poyll faarkee; (v.) cur ayns cochishtey
bay1 baie, baïe: The ship went down in Douglas Bay - Hie y lhong fo ayns Baie Ghoolish. DF idiom; (n.) cooan, poyll; bay; co-hamyryn; (adj.) dhone-ruy, doyn; (v.) gullal, gullarnee
hole1 (n.) dhull; poyll; towl: Money burns a hole in his pocket - Ta argid lostey towl ny phoagey. JJK idiom; (v.) towley
wash1 bashlagh; cur brat leaght-daah er; leaght-daah; niaghyn; niee: Wash thy hands - Niee dty laueyn. JJK idiom; oonlaghey; oonlee: Go, wash in the pool of Siloam - Immee as oonlee oo hene ayns poyll Siloam Bible
Arragh (=Ir. Earach) (Yn) Spring, Springtime: tra ta ny froggyn breh ayns lhiatteeyn yn poyll, te cowrey jeh arragh fliugh. EF
cheshvean dead centre, epicentre, nucleus, orthocentre: Tra ta ny froggyn breh ayns çheshvean yn poyll, te cowrey jeh arragh chirrym. EF
cur enn er pick out: Oddins cur enn er yn vrack shen veih dagh ooilley vrack va rieau goit ayns poyll jeh strooan Coraa; recognise, recognize
dullyragh dim, opaqueness: solley va mee cur enney rieugh er yn eeast gastey shen, er yn poyll dhoo dullyragh t'eh ny chummal ayn; er yn vroogh vlaagagh, er yn ushtey gial grianagh 'ny roie . Coraa
oonlee abluent: hug eh jee chelleeragh spiceyn oonlee ry-hoi glenney Bible; wash: Immee as oonlee oo hene ayns poyll Siloam Bible; bathe
'sy speyr aloft, overhead, sky-high, skywards: er yn poyll dhoo dullyragh, er yn ushtey gial grianagh, er ny brooghyn breck rish blaaghyn, er ny eeanlee myr milley drilleeyn 'sy speyrh shoh . Coraa
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