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stroo pl. strooghyn, strooyn current, race, stream, tidal flow, tide-race, watercourse: as veih e hooillyn graih myr stroo ren roie PC
current1 (n.) stroo, immeeaght; stroo lectragh; troa: The current is against us - Ta'n troa nyn oi. DF idiom
fluorescent (n., adj.) stroo-hoilshagh
jet stream (n.) skioot-stroo
track3 (n.) (of ship) marroo-stroo
undertow (n.) cooyl-stroo
streamline (v.) cur stroolinney er; (n.) stroo-linney
circulation (n.) kiarkley: The circulation of the blood - Kiarkley ny folley. DF idiom; lhaihderaght; gleashaght; ym-stroo
I imagine stroo hene; strooys; er lhiam pene: I imagine myself that their taxes were small - Er lhiam pene dy by veg nyn geesh. DF idiom
it is my opinion stroo hene; er lhiam pene: It is my opinion that it was greatly by deceit - Er lhiam pene dy by vooar lesh foalsaght eh. DF idiom
juice (n.) pedryl; soo: I would cause thee to drink of spiced wine of the juice of my pomegranate - yinnin’s dhyt jough feeyney spiceit lesh soo my phomegranate Bible; soolagh; stroo lectragh
stream (v.) ceau magh aker, deayrtey; (n.) glass, glish; stroo, struan; thooilley: In one continuous stream - Ayns thooilley gyn scuirr. DF idiom; strooan: The stream ran dry - Hirmee y strooan. DF idiom
watercourse (n.) arey, clash ushtey, gill, stroo; coorse ushtey: This same Hezekiah also stopped the upper watercourse of Gihon - Shoh’n Hezekiah cheddin yeigh seose coorse-ushtey Ghihon heose Bible
gaal (=Ir. gal and gail) (f.) pl. gaalyn 1 gale a: myr lhong giall er purt noi stroo, thidey 's gaal PC; 2 steam, vapour, vapour concentration; 3 vaporise
skeayl magh untuck: Nish ren Mac Yee e ghrooish, roie kiune, 'chaghlaa, lesh jymmoose lostey, baggyrt kerragh braa; yn chiare skeayl magh nyn skianyn sooillagh lhean, dagh sooill ceau magh stroo d'aile noi'n drogh hioltane PC
sooillagh eyed, eyelike, ocular: yn chiare skeayl magh nyn skianyn sooillagh lhean, dagh sooill ceau magh stroo d'aile noi'n drogh hioltane PC
race (n.) area, arey, clash, race, stroo; dooghys, reis; ratch, ratçh: Leading car in a race - Gleashtan toshee ayns ratch. DF idiom; roie: His race is run - Ta'n roie echey roit. DF idiom; kynney: The human race - Yn kynney deiney. DF idiom; sluight: He comes from a long race of seafaring men - Marrinnee va'n sluight echey er dy rieau. DF idiom; fraue; (v.) ratchal, roie ratch
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