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seiy agitate, bear down, churn, churning, foment, fomentation, knife, litter, lunge, mixing, mixture, prod, propel, propulsion, protrusion, push, pushing, shove, shoving, stick, stir, stir up, thrust, tilt, tilting, transfix; (of bull) gore; upstroke; dipped: varr ad mannan jeh ny goair, as seiy ad yn cooat ’syn uill Bible; troubled: ny diunidyn myrgeddin v’ad er nyn seiy Bible; wallow, muddy: jean aanrit-sack y chryssey mood, as seiy oo hene ’sy leoie Bible; mingle, mix up: nee ad seiy ad hene fud sluight deiney Bible; stab: Lesh y chied seiy dy chosney yn varriaght DF; trouble: ren oo seiy ny ushtaghyn lesh dty chassyn Bible; mingled
seiy seose push up; divideth: Myr shoh ta'n Chiarn gra, ta coyrt yn ghrian son soilshey 'sy laa, as oardaghyn yn eayst as ny rollageyn son soilshey 'syn oie, ta seiy seose yn aarkey tra ta ny tonnyn eck feiyral Bible
seiy stiagh dig into, push in: Prow-jee yn laue eu hene dy yannoo anloaghtagh as seiy stiagh freenaghyn aynjee Dhoor; (of person) work in
seiy er ash push back, riposte: hirr sheshaght-lhuingys feer vooar dy Loghlynee ass y Vritaan goll stiagh seose awin Severn dy ghoaill greim er y thalloo aynshen, agh v'ad er nyn seiy er ash liorish deiney Edard Ree Hostyn GB
fomentation (n.) glabbag, greesaghey, seiy
litter aailagh, boanlagh; aal; coonlagh lhiabbagh, lhiabbee; brey, cur fud y cheilley, skeaylley boanlagh er; faiyragh, orchal; ortch; seiy: Pup of the first litter - Quallian jeh'n chied seiy. DF idiom
mingle (v.) covestey, mestey; seiy: they shall mingle themselves with the seed of men - nee ad seiy ad hene fud sluight deiney Bible
prod (v.) greesaghey; seiy
propulsion (n.) seiy
stab saih: Stab in the back - Saih 'sy dreeym. DF idiom; seiy: Win victory with the first stab - Lesh y chied seiy dy chosney yn varriaght. DF idiom
wallow ymmylt, ymmyltey; gymmylt: they shall wallow themselves in the ashes - nee ad gymmylt adhene sy leoie Bible; seiy: and wallow thyself in ashes - as seiy oo hene ’sy leoie Bible; strepey
commixture (n.) co-seiy
stir up (v.) broddey, doostey, foostyral, greesaghey, greinnaghey, seiy; (to); (dy) ghreeasaghey; (n.) gleashaght
dipped hum, humm: He dipped the point of his finger in the water - Humm eh baare e vair 'syn ushtey. DF idiom; tummit; seiy
gore2 (v.) (of bull) raip, raipey, seiy; puttey: If an ox gore a man or a woman, that they die - As my nee dow puttey dooinney ny ben, as eh oyr baaish daue bible
pup (v.) brey quallian; (n.) quallian: Pup of the first litter - Quallian jeh'n chied seiy. DF idiom
stir foostyr; gleashagh; gleayshaghey; grees; greesaghey; lheil; mestey; seiy; gleashee; gleaysh: Don't stir from the place - Ny gleash veih'n voayl. JJK idiom; (n.) musthaa; doindyr
thrust out (v.) deamey; seiy magh; jiooldey; eiyrit magh ass: because they were thrust out of Egypt - er-yn-oyr dy row ad eiyrit magh ass Egypt Bible
troubled1 (of water) seiyt, faitagh; seiy; seaghnit: they were troubled, because there was no shepherd - v’ad seaghnit, er-yn-oyr nagh row bochilley erbee harrystoo Bible
gonnid pain, peevishness, smarting, soreness: Dod shiu seiy stiagh aynjee freenaghyn, ny mingey ee gyn gonnid erbee jee. Dhoor
mingey (of bird) bite; biting, nip, nipping, pinch, pinching: Dod shiu seiy stiagh aynjee freenaghyn, ny mingey ee gyn gonnid erbee jee. Dhoor
turn turn: nagh vel lhie rish turn y yannoo, agh ta seiy ad-hene ayns cooishyn sleih elley Bible; job
bear down (v.) (to); (dy) gholl lesh y noid: To bear down on the enemy - Dy gholl lesh y noid. DF idiom; (dy) heet lesh y noid: To bear down on the enemy - Dy heet lesh y noid. DF idiom; lhie er: Bear down on the lid! - Lhie er y farkyl! DF idiom; seiy
coast (n.) coast; cheu ny marrey; coose: Boat that follows the coast - Baatey ta shiaulley rish y choose. DF idiom; slyst: The coast lies east and west - Sheear as shiar ta'n slyst ny lhie. DF idiom; slyst-marrey: to sail the coast - dy hiaulley er slyst ny marrey AC; (v.) goll gyn seiy
mingled (ny) chione: And every meat offering, mingled with oil - As dagh oural-arran, ta ooil ny chione Bible; covestit; fud; mastey: whose blood Pilate had mingled with their sacrifices - yn uill oc va Pilate er gheayrtey mastey (fuill) ny ourallyn oc Bible; (ny) vud; seiyt; roie fud-y-cheilley: fire mingled with the hail - yn aile as y sniaghtey-garroo roie fud-y-cheilley Bible; mestit: a tenth deal of flour mingled with the fourth part of an hin of oil - omer dy flooyr mestit lesh yn chiarroo ayrn jeh hin dy ooil Bible; seiy: and mingled my drink with weeping - as er heiy my yough lesh jeïr Bible
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