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condor (n.) urley convaartagh
Verreaux's Eagle (n.) Urley doo
aalagh (f.) farrow, hatch: Myr ta'n urley gynsaghey yn aalagh eck dy etlagh Bible; (of birds) incubation; (of animals) young
co-ard equally high, equal status: ga dy jinnagh oo dty edd co-ard rish yn urley, raip-yms oo neose veih shen Bible; horizontal
neealloo ashen grey, pasty; towards the surface, upwards: t'ad getlagh ersooyl myr urley neealloo yn aer Bible
mount up (v.) ardjaghey; troggal seose: Though Babylon should mount up to heaven - Ga dy jinnagh Babylon troggal seose ee hene gys niau Bible; getlagh seose: Doth the eagle mount up at thy command - Vel yn urley getlagh seose er dty harey’s Bible
shall mount up etlee: they shall mount up with wings as eagles - etlee ad seose myr er skianyn urley Bible; troggee: they shall mount up like the lifting up of smoke. - troggee ad seose myr y jaagh-chassee neealloo yn aer Bible
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