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scoltey burst, chop up, crack, fault, feed, fracture, gut, hew, rend, skive, sliver, split; analysis; cleave: ren yn thalloo va foue scoltey veih-my-cheilley Bible; bursting, cracking, gutting, slitting, venting; cleavage, cleft, crevasse, disunion, fissure, scission, slit, slot; part; fission; vent; beanfeast, blow out, heavy meal, tuck in
scoltey veih-my-cheilley analyze; break apart; clave asunder: erreish da ve er loayrt ooilley ny goan shoh, dy ren yn thalloo va foue scoltey veih-my-cheilley Bible
burst1 bleastey; brishey; fosley; raght; roie; sceilt; scelt; scoltey: Ready to burst - Er chee scoltey. DF idiom; scoltey piob; scoltit; skioot; (impv) bleayst; vrish: He burst his bonds - Vrish eh ny geulaghyn v'er. DF idiom
cleavage (n.) clash ny sheeintyn; scoltey: There was a cleavage in the society - Va scoltey 'sy cheshaght. DF idiom
disunion (n.) mee-unnaneys, scarrey, scoltey
gutting (v.) scoltey: She was gutting the herring on the stone bench outside - V'ee scoltey y skeddan er y vink cheumooie. DF idiom
slit fosley; giarrey; scoltey: He slit her throat - Ren eh scoltey y scoarnagh eck. DF idiom; scoltit; speiltagh; (n.) giarrey saaue
split (v.) gaaigey, skeiltey; scoltit, skeilt; scolt; scoltey: Why have you split this piece of wood? - Cre'n oyr dy vel shiu er scoltey yn veer dy fuygh shoh? JJK idiom
cleave (v.) giarrey, scaaney, traaue; lhiantyn; lhiantyn da: The Lord shall make the pestilence cleave unto thee - Ver y Chiarn er y chramp dy lhiantyn dhyt B ible; lhiantyn gys: But ye that did cleave unto the Lord your God - Agh shiuish ren lhiantyn gys y Chiarn nyn Yee Bible; lhiantyn huggey: there shall no such cleave unto me - cha jean veg nyn lheid lhiantyn hym Bible; lhiantyn rish: and cleave unto the remnant of these nations - as lhiantyn rish fooilliagh ny ashoonyn shoh Bible; scoltey: And he shall cleave it with the wings thereof - As nee eh scoltey eh lesh e skianyn er Bible; taah
crack1 chlash: The sweat is running down the crack of my arse - Ta'n ollish roie sheese chlash my hoyn. DF idiom; (n.) frap; gaaigey; scaaney; scoltey: Had the dish a crack? - Row scoltey ayns y jyst? JJK idiom; (adj.) jeh'n cheid chummey
fissile (adj.) yn-scoltey
part1 (n.) ayrn: He played a chief part in it - Va ayrn mooar echey ayn. DF idiom; cooid: Part of the way - Cooid jeh'n raad. DF idiom; lieh; meer: Part of the field - Meer jeh'n vagher. DF idiom; paart: I won't have any lot or part of it - Cha gowym aart ny paart ayn. DF idiom; ronney; (v.) paartail, scarrey, scarrey veih my cheilley; scoltey: Part one's hair - Dt'olt y scoltey. DF idiom
rend (v.) brishey sheese, raipey, rassey, scaaney, scelpaghey, scoltey, scranshal, skeiltey, speiltey
bench1 (n.) caair vriwnys, furrym; bink: She was gutting the herring on the stone bench outside - V'ee scoltey y skeddan er y vink cheumooie. DF idiom
fault (v.) feddyn foill ayn; scoltey; fout, lheamys; loght: The fault lies with you - Orts yn loght. DF idiom; foill: The fault lies at my door - Ta'n foill ny lhie orrym pene. DF idiom
feed1 beaghey: How do you feed your rabbits? - Kys ta shiu beaghey ny conneeyn eu? JJK idiom; (v.) beeaghey, beiyaghey, ee, faasaghey, faassaghey, fassagh, fassaghey, fassee, scoltey; (n.) bee, foddyr, lhongey, pastyr
hew (v.) scoltey, speiy; (to); (dy) yiarey; cummey: Hew out a statue - Jalloo y chummey. DF idiom; lhieggey: Hew down a tree - Billey y lhieggey. DF idiom; giarrey: Hew out a passage - Cassan y yiarrey. DF idiom
spilled deayrtit: new wine doth burst the bottles, and the wine is spilled - ta’n feeyn noa scoltey ny boteilyn, as ta’n feeyn deayrtit Bible
under them foue: and the cloud is not rent under them - as cha vel y bodjal er ny scoltey foue Bible
vent lhiggey magh: He gave vent to his feelings - Lhig eh magh e chorree. DF idiom; raad; scoltey; thoyn; towl; vent
rastagh (=Ir. frasach) blustery, boisterous, gusty, rough, squally, stormy, windy: nee geay rastagh eh y scoltey. Bible
tendreilyn dy aile flames of fire: Ta coraa yn Chiarn scoltey ny tendreilyn dy aile; ta coraa yn Chiarn craa yn assagh: yn Chiarn, dy feer, ta craa faasagh Chades. Bible
veih-my-cheilley apart, asunder: ren yn thalloo va foue scoltey veih-my-cheilley Bible; hither and thither
lheanaghey1 beat out, branch out, broadening, dilate, dilation, expand, expansion, extend, extension, flare, flatten, sprain, widen, widening: Va currym doillee son fer-erbee va cheet ny joarree dys yn Ellan, as hug ny staydyn anreiltagh er lheanaghey yn scoltey eddyr Agglish as Steat. Coraa; (as chasm) yawn
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