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union cochiangley; poosey; taah; unnaneys: The Union of Socialist Soviet Republics - Unnaneys ny Poblaghtyn Soveidjagh Soshallagh. DF idiom
Transport and General Workers' Union (n.) Sheshaght Cheirdee ny h-Obbreeyn Arraghey as Obbreeyn Cadjin
keird-chummyn (f.) trade union
Sheshaght Cheirdee ny h-Obbreeyn Arraghey as Obbreeyn Cadjin (f.) Transport and General Workers' Union
Mwyllin Doo Aah Union Mills, Mill of the Black Ford: She coontysseyr kaartit Mainshtyr y Karagher, ta cummal ec Thie Ballafreer, Mwyllin Doo Aah. BS
poosey (=Ir. pósadh) (v.) marry, wed; (adj.) bridal, wedding; (n.) marriage, matrimony, union, wedlock, espousal: cur-jee ny inneenyn eu ayns poosey Bible; espouse
sheshaght-cheirdey (f.) trade union: Ayns shid, ren fir-toshee sheshaght-cheirdey meeiteil rish lught-reirey Phost Reeoil syn eab s'jerree dy haghney stholk. BS
taah adhere, cement, cleave, coalesce, concrete, conjugate, filling, set, solder, soldering, splice, sweat, unite, weld, welding; mixed: eer myr nagh vel yiarn taah rish cray Bible; anchylosis, coalescence, conjugation, conjunction, union
unnaneys identity, integrity, oneness, sameness, singular, singularise, singularize, union, unity: hig mayd ooilley dy cheilley gys unnaneys y chredjue Bible
also (adv.) myrchaagh; myrgeddin: I'm very fond of our orchard, its verdure is so beautiful, its shade so pleasant, its fruit is also excellent - Shynney mooar lhiam nyn ooylagh, ta e eayney cha aalin, e scaa cha taitnyssagh, ta e vess myrgeddin feer vie. JJK idiom; neesht: Please send some also to my brother, who lives at the Union Mills - Cur paart gys my vraar neesht my sailt, t'eh baghey ec Mwyllin Doo-aah. JJK idiom; (emph.) neeshtagh; myr-chaagh
cochiangley affiliate, associate ideas, coalition, cohere, combine, confederacy, confederate, conjoin, connect, continuity, join, league, relationship, union: va tranlaase as dunverys erskyn credjal jeant ec y lught-reill shen - reddyn ren pyshooney y cochiangley eddyr Sostnee as Yernee, son y chooid smoo. Carn
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