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rass pl. rassyn, rassinyn seed, unknit, unravel, unstitch: Lhig da’n thalloo gymmyrkey faiyr, yn losserey ceau rass, as y billey gymmyrkey mess Bible [O.Ir. ros]
caghlaaghyn rass divers seeds, different seeds: Cha jean oo dty gharey-feeyney y chuirr lesh caghlaaghyn rass kione-y-cheilley Bible
grine dy rass mustard grain of mustard seed: Dy beagh nyn gredjue wheesh grine dy rass mustard Bible
flax seed (n.) rass-lhieen
ard-vargey mart: As liorish ny ushtaghyn mooarey ta rass Sihor, fouyr yn awin, yn cheet-stiagh eck; as t'eeish ard-vargey ny ashoonyn.; emporium, supermarket
beayneeyn crop cutters: Yn magher yn seihll: yn rass mie cloan y reeriaght: agh y coggyl cloan y drogh-er: Yn noid chuirr ad yn Jouyl: yn fouyr jerrey yn theihll: as ny beayneeyn ny ainleyn. Bible
binjean (f.) See pinjean curd, curdled milk, junket, yoghurt: shoh yn Kaart-Bee: Sollaghyn; Arran Curnaght; Arran Corkey; Arran Praase; Arran Oarn; Caashey; Bonnag dy Churranyn; Berreen Rass; Smuir Smeyragh; Binjean; Cooish as Jaagh. Dhoor; eelwrack root
bioghee animate, enliven, quicken: Va dor'ghys harrish ooilley'n diunid reill agh sp'ryd mie Yee er baare yn ushtey skeayl e skianyn bioghee, cur bree as troshid cooie ayns brein dagh rass dy ymmyrk' magh e ghooie. PC
correyder (=Ir. coradoir) agriculturist, grower, planter, shooter, sower: Hie correyder magh dy chuir e rass Bible
cur rish peccah sin, transgress: Quoi-erbee t'er ny ruggey jeh Jee, cha vel eh cur rish peccah ; son ta'n rass echey tannaghtyn ayn Bible
dewil barbarous, cold-blooded, cruel, inclement, savage, severe: woaill eh ad rass as cass, lesh cragh dewil Bible
Drogh 'Er (Yn); (The) Devil: Quoi-erbee ta clashtyn goo yn reeriaght, as nagh vel dy hoiggal eh, ta'n drogh er cheet, as tayrtyn lesh shen ny va cuirt ayns e chree: shoh eh ghow yn rass rish oirr y raad.
dy noa newly: Ren eirinagh skeayl lieenteenyn er e halloo dy noa cuirrit as ren eh tayrtyn shiartanse dy coar-ny-hastanyn v'er jeet dy gheid yn rass echey. EF
mooarane (=Ir. mórán) great deal, lot, many, more numerous, much, multitude: Ver oo lhiat mooarane rass magh gys y vagher Bible; considerable; great many [O.Ir. mór]
mreih (gen.) of a woman: as pooar y noid vees brisht, caillee'n baase 'ghah, yn leigh chaillys e vree, sheelnaue sauit vees, gyn pian, gyn guin, ayns shee; rass feer ny mreih ver ooilley shoh gys kione Bible
myghinaght mercifulness: Ta yn duyne kayragh gygh ully uyr myghinaght, as giaesayght : as ta y rass banniit. Psalm1610
shoh ny shen this or that: 'Sy voghrey cuirr dty rass, as ec yn astyr ny lhaggee dty laue: son cha vel fys ayd quoi jeu nee bishaghey, edyr shoh ny shen ; er-nonney bee ad ny-neesht co-laik mie. Bible
sollaghyn (f.) brewis, crowdie: Gow ee toshiaght lesh lhongey beg as va shoh yn Kaart-Bee: Sollaghyn; Arran Curnaght; Arran Corkey; Arran Praase; Arran Oarn; Caashey; Bonnag dy Churranyn; Berreen Rass; Smuir Smeyragh; Binjean; Cooish as Jaagh. Dhoor
sthole (f.) shoot: va cuirrey orroo smooinaghtyn mychione y luss shen, woish rass 'syn ooir; fraueyn gaase; sthole broddey seose as sheeyney magh; as foddee lesh duillagyn as blaaghyn ayn. Dhoor; stole; stool
cass (=Ir. cos, Sc.G. cas) (f.) pl. cassyn See kass bottom, foot, leg, peg: As woaill eh ad rass as cass Bible; (of feather) barrel; (of river) meander, mouth, outlet: Cass ny hawin. DF; (of pipe) stem; (of whip) crop; handle, hilt, shaft, stalk: shegin da ve êillit lesh yiarn, as cass shleiy Bible [O.Ir. cos]
ceau (=Ir. caith, caitheamh) carry, consume, dart, fall, hang, last, loose, pass, rake, run out, upbraid, waste; weather, shower, rain; aim, launch, shy, shoot; cast, throw: Dy chooilley lhiannoo-mac hig son y theihll nee shiu ceau 'syn awin Bible; bear, wear: nee Aaron ceau yn breast-plate dy vriwnys erskyn e chree Bible; hurl: Agh my t’eh tuittym er trooid goanlys, ny ceau red erbee er, liorish lhie cooyl-chlea Bible; yield: Lhig da’n thalloo gymmyrkey faiyr, yn losserey ceau rass Bible; lay out, spend, spending; (on road) corner; raining: Agh te dorraghey nish, as te ceau trome foast. Coraa
my-yeish fruitful: As hie yn lieen as yn oarn naardey; son va'n oarn my-yeish, as y lieen my-rass. Bible
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