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rea (=Ir. réidh) (adj.) 1 even, facile, flat, horizontal, level, plain, plane, sleek, smooth, steady a: ren eh cummal ayns cheer rea Mamre Bible; 2 (as water) clear; 3 (of manner) easy; 4 (adv.) continuously, regularly; 5 (n.) pl. reaghyn male sheep, ram, tup: rea three bleeaney dy eash Bible; 6 flatness [O.Ir. réid]
eairk rea ram's horn: ren shiaght saggyrtyn, lesh shiaght cayrnyn dy eairkyn rea, goll er nyn doshiaght dy kinjagh Bible
jannoo rea level, level up, sleek, smooth: Er y chiaghtin cheddin hooar shin fys dy row ny Barrantee jannoo rea rish yn fo-leigh. Carn
jeant rea flattened: bee ny raaidyn camm er ny yannoo jeeragh, as ny ynnydyn lieh-chiart jeant rea Bible
feill y rea flesh of the ram: As nee Aaron as e vec gee feill y rea as yn arran t'ayns y vaskad, ec dorrys y chabbane-agglish. Bible
plain baghtal; blaare; magh; neuchast, neuchialgagh, neuwoyagh, plain, sockeragh; (n.) cheer rea, rea, strah, thalloo rea; kiart
level co-ard rish; cormaghey, cur er corrym rish, jannoo rea, jeeraghey, lhieggal, lhiggey; corrym: The level of the water - Corrym yn ushtey. DF idiom; gob er gob rish; kiart; laare; leval; rea: Speed on the level - Bieauid er yn rea. DF idiom; keim: I wouldn't descend to his level - Cha jinnin cur mee hene er yn un keim as eshyn. DF idiom
plane (n.) billey plaaney, etlan, locker, plane; eaghtyr rea, plaanagh, rea; lockeragh; (v.) lockerey, plaaney
flatness (n.) dreeys, folmid, glennid, injillid, kiunid, lhaggid, lheanid, meayllid, merruid, reaid; liabagid, carrooid, rea, laare, strah, çheer rea, shanglanid
continuously (adv.) rea
evenly (adv.) dy corrym: Evenly distributed - Rheynnit dy corrym DF idiom; dy rea: The engine fires evenly - Ta'n jeshaght lostey dy rea DF idiom
smooth jannoo rea; meein; meeley: Smooth ride - Markiagh meeley. DF idiom; rea; reajagh; shliawin, shliawn; shliawinagh: Smooth customer - Fer shliawinagh. DF idiom; smoodal: Smooth over difficulties - Doilleeidyn y smoodal. DF idiom; stroogey
flat boat (n.) baatey rea-hoynagh
scow (n.) baatey rea-honnagh
cummal-rea flat: Er y fa shen, t'eh foddey ny share dy hannaghtyn ayns thie ny cummal rea er mayl as coagyrey dhyt hene. Carn
clear1 baghtal: That's clear enough - Ta shen baghtal dy liooar. DF idiom; cleeir, gial, glen, hollys, leayr, sollys, sullyr, chiarrey, rea, seyrey, seyr veih gioal, sheeley; neuvodjallit, sheelit; cur baght er, eeck custym, giallaghey; feayshlit
even cormal; corrym; doaieagh; eer: He didn't even look at me - Cha ren eh eer jeeaghyn orrym. JJK idiom; foast; gob ry ghib; hene; jannoo corrym; lieh my lieh; rea; towshit; jarroo; kiart; myr y cheilley
steadily (adv.) dy corrym, dy rea, gyn stad, neuchorragh; dy neuchorragh: Walking steadily - Shooyl dy neuchorragh. DF idiom
steady beayn; jeenys; jeenysal: Steady a table leg - Cass buird y yeenysal. DF idiom; jeenysey; kinjagh; rea; shickyr: Steady your hand! - Cum dty laue shickyr! DF idiom
bun yn arbyl base of the tail; rump: Nee oo goaill myrgeddin jeh’n rea yn eeh, as bun yn arbyl Bible
bussallyn handkerchiefs: Myr shen dy dug ad lhieu veih'n chorp echey gys sleih chingey, bussallyn as apronyn, as hooar ad rea rish ny doghanyn oc Bible
cayrnyn trumpets: As nee shiaght saggyrtyn cur lhieu roish yn arg shiaght cayrnyn dy eairkyn rea Bible
daahit coloured, dyed, painted, pigmented, stained: As y coodagh dy chraitnyn rea daahit jiarg Bible
garroo (=Ir. garbh) coarse, crude, gross, harsh, husky, jagged, low, pockmarked, raw, rough-and-tumble, rough-spoken, rugged, scraggy, stubbly, uncouth, undressed, unpolished, vulgar; pock-marked; (of weather) dirty; (as sea) stormy; (as ground) uneven; boisterous, ill-mannered, naughty, rude; shaggy; rough: ny raaidyn garroo er nyn yannoo rea Bible; coarse-fibred, hairy
goair woirryn she goats: Daa cheead goair woirryn, as feed goair fyrryn, daa cheead keyrrey, as feed rea. Bible
goayr bwoirryn pl. goair woirryn she goat: As dooyrt eh rish, Gow hood colbagh jeh three bleeaney dy eash, as goayr bwoirryn three bleeaney dy eash, as rea three bleeaney dy eash, as calmane turtle, as eean calmane. Bible
hiaull sailed: thousaneyn meeiley lurg shoh hiaull eh rea myr veagh er bodjal d' ushtey ny dy chay PC
lieh-chiart imperfect, odd: Bee dy chooilley choan er ny lhieeney, as dagh slieau as cronk er nyn injillaghey; as bee ny raaidyn camm er ny yannoo jeeragh, as ny ynnydyn lieh-chiart jeant rea Bible; (uncompleted) rough
oolee chargeable, criminal, guilty: as myr v’ad oolee, heb ad rea jeh’n chioltane son nyn loght. Bible
ooley determination, estimate, estimation, fine: rea gyn lheamys ass y chioltane, marish yn ooley, son oural-loght gys y taggyrt Bible
paalan booth, tent: Nee'm paalan beg jeh speltyn aynshid er yn vroogh rea, as soieym seose eh dou-hene, myr ren yn Albinagh aeg, as mannagh yiowym yn vrack, kevys dou nagh nowym coo Coraa
sheear (=Ir. siar) behind, in the west, occidental, to the west, westerly, west side, westward: Honnick mee yn rea puttey lesh y sheear Bible
shlingan (f.) See clingan back of shoulder, scapula, shoulder blade: nee'n saggyrt goaill shlingan vroie yn rea Bible
thammag (f.) pl. thammagyn 1 bosket, clump; 2 bush, thicket a: va rea goit ayns thammag er e eairkyn Bible; 3 wren bush; 4 (of herring) shoal; 5 fascicle
drift1 aah; beoyn; bree; cleay-heebey; gleashaght; goll lesh y gheay; goll lesh y tidey; goll lesh y troa; immeeaght; obbyr rea; raagh; sheeb; sheebey; sheid; skeabey lesh; troa: He is letting himself drift - T'eh lhiggey eh hene lesh y troa. DF idiom
idle jannoo veg; lag-lauee; lhiastagh; liastey, lhiastey: These boys are not idle - Cha nel ny guillyn shoh liastey. JJK idiom; litcheragh; naggyr; rea-chassey; soailchaghey; speilleigagh; (nyn) daaue: They are idle - T'ad nyn daaue. DF idiom; (ny) haaue: An idle hand will get nothing - Cha vow laue ny taaue veg. DF idiom; (ny) taaue: She is idle - T'ee ny taaue. DF idiom
I will tarry fuirree-ym: I will tarry until thou come again - Fuirree-ym derrey hig oo Bible; fuir-yms: I will tarry in the plain of the wilderness - fuir-yms ayns cheer-rea yn aasagh Bible; fuirr-ym: But I will tarry at Ephesus until Pentecost - Agh fuirr-ym Bible; fuirr-yms
receive (v.) cur failt er, oltaghey, goaill rish, jannoo soiagh jeh, goaill stiagh; goaill; geddyn: You don't receive the newspapers regularly, do you? - Cha nel shiu geddyn ny pabyryn-naight dy-rea, vel (shiu) ? JJK idiom
rump (n.) bun yn arbyl: Also thou shalt take of the ram the fat and the rump - Nee oo goaill myrgeddin jeh’n rea yn eeh, as bun yn arbyl Bible; curp; curpin: fat thereof, and the whole rump - yn eeh echey, as yn slane curpin Bible; toinn: Daubing grease on a fat pig's rump - Slaa saill er toinn muc roauyr. JJK idiom; kease
soft (adj.) bog: Wax is soft, when warmed - Ta kere bog, tra t'ee er ny chiow. JJK idiom; boggyr; glass; meen, meein, meeinagh; meeley: Will you have it hard or soft ? - Bee eh eu creoi ny meeley? JJK idiom; meddey, mettey; nesh; tash; meiygh; dy kiune, dy rea
thicket (n.) croanane, garee; thammag: a ram caught in a thicket by his horns - rea goit ayns thammag er e eairkyn Bible; keyll: The lion is come up from his thicket - Ta’n lion er jeet seose veih e cheyll Bible
trumpets (npl.) cayrnyn: And seven priests shall bear before the ark seven trumpets of rams' horns - As nee shiaght saggyrtyn cur lhieu roish yn arg shiaght cayrnyn dy eairkyn rea Bible; trumpetyn: all the people of the land rejoiced, and blew with trumpets - ghow ooilley pobble ny cheerey boggey, sheidey lesh trumpetyn Bible
loaghtan (=Ir. lachdan) tawny: cha nel eh foddey neayr's va fer boght er ny chroghey son geid loaghtan-rea veih shioltane Balrhenny. Dhoor
my yiass (=Ir. ó dheas) southerly: va David as e gheiney ayns faasagh Maon, ayns y y thalloo-rea my-yiass jeh Jeshimon Bible
neurea entangled, lumpy, rough, scraggy: Va ny scannaneyn shoh neu-rea dy liooar, paart mie as paart sie. Carn; (as ground) uneven
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