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year (n.) blein, bleïn: I wish you goodnight, good morning, a Merry Christmas, a Happy New year - Saillym diu Oie vie, Moghrey mie, Ollick ghennal, Blein vie Noa. JJK idiom; (the); (yn) vleïn, vlein: Do you remember the year we had the severe winter? - Gooin lhiu yn vlein va'n geurey creoi ain? JJK idiom
academic year (n.) (n.) blein-scoill
this year (n.) myleeaney; mleeaney: We've had no winter this year - Cha nel geurey erbee er ve ain mleeaney. JJK idiom
blein seyr (f.) sabbatical year
at hand fo laue; er-gerrey: The seventh year, the year of release, is at hand - Ta’n chiaghtoo vleïn, bleïn yn eaysley ergerrey Bible; ec laue: Howl ye; for the day of the Lord is at hand - Jean-jee gullyrnee; son ta laa yn Chiarn ec laue Bible
half-year (n.) lieh-vlein
apples (npl.) ooyllyn; ooylyn: Apples and pears were very late this year - Va ooylyn as peearyn feer anmagh mleeaney. JJK idiom
Autumn (n.) (yn) Fouyr: We've had a splendid autumn this year - Ta fouyr feer aalin er ve ain mleeaney. JJK idiom
eighteen hoght jeig: That happened in the year eighteen hundred and thirty-five - Haghyr shen ayns y vlein hoght keead jeig as feed. JJK idiom
happened (dy) daghyr; (er) daghyrt: You don't know what has happened - Cha s'ayd c'red t'er daghyrt. JJK idiom; haghyr: That happened in the year eighteen hundred and thirty-five - Haghyr shen ayns y vlein hoght keead jeig as feed. JJK idiom
of wheat (gen.) curnee: There is a good yield of wheat this year - Ta baar mie curnee ayn mleeaney. DF idiom
severe (adj.) barbagh, dewil, lhome, loghtal, trome; creoi: Do you remember the year we had the severe winter? - Gooin lhiu yn vlein va'n geurey creoi ain? JJK idiom
splendid (adj.) aalin: We've had a splendid autumn this year - Ta fouyr feer aalin er ve ain mleeaney. JJK idiom; ard-yindyssagh; braew; soilsheanagh
straw (n.) coonlagh: We are out of straw this year - Ta shin rooisht coonlagh mleeaney. DF idiom; straue
blein (=Ir. bliain, Sc.G. bliadhna) (f.) pl. bleeantyn twelvemonth, year: va'n dooinney erskyn da-eed blein dy eash Bible [O.Ir. bliadain]
bleïn year: dy bragh lesh ny ourallyn shen ren ad chebbal kinjagh bleïn lurg bleïn, adsyn ta cheet huc y chasherickey Son eisht veagh jerrey er chebbal ny ourallyn shen PB1765
Blein Nyn Jiarn (f.) Anno Domini, Year of Our Lord: Ayns blein nyn Jiarn 1000 (1016) hooar Ree Cnut, mac Svein, yn ard-reill harrish Sostyn ooilley. Chron
Blein Vie Noa (intj) Happy New Year: Er y chied laa jeh'n vlein noa va sleih cur rish yn theay duillageen elley g'eearree "Blein vie Noa" orroo, Cha ren ny Barrantee veg ec y cheayrt shen. Carn
car ny bleeaney all the year round, perennial: Ta daa ghooinney cummal ec yn thie sollys car ny bleeaney as shen yn slane pobble ta beaghey er yn ellan. Carn
gauin 1 calf, very young cow a: shen y raad nee yn gauin gyndyr Bible; 2 (bovine) yearling, year old calf; 3 (of large quadruped) young
kione ny bleeaney end of the year: Kione ny bleeaney v’eh shooyl ayns thie-reeoil reeriaght Vabylon Bible
Nollick Veg (f.) New Year: Kyndagh rish shen, dinsh eh da'n chlub nagh beagh kied oc cloie er y choorse lurg Oie Nollick Veg. BS
nurree (=Ir. anuraidh) last year: Nurree va shin ayns Keeill Airney, mleeaney ayns Galliu, as va shin jerkal rish caghlaaghlyn. Carn
thannid (f.) attenuation, leanness, liquidity, rareness, scragginess, shallowness, spareness, tenuity, thinness, weediness; (n.) two year old sheep
vlein See blein (yn); (the) year: As hug ad lhieu ersooyl eh gys Annas hoshiaght (son v'eh shen ny ayr-'sy-leigh da Caiaphas, va ny ard-saggyrt yn vlein shen). Bible
vleïn (f.) (yn); (the) year: Cha nee dy hebbal eh-hene dy mennick, myr ta’n ardsaggyrt goll stiagh ayns yn ynnyd casherick dy chooilley vleïn lesh fuill cretooryn elley PB1765
Vlein Noa (f.) See blein (Yn); (The) Hogmanay, New Year: Er y chied laa jeh'n vlein noa va sleih cur rish yn theay duillageen elley g'eearree "Blein vie Noa" orroo Carn
vlein scoill (f.) (yn); (the) scholastic year: Ta shin jerkal rish earroo dy phaitchyn eddyr shey as jeih ayns dagh vlein scoill, as yn earroo cheddin ayns ny possanyn cloie. Dhoor
fewer (adj.) loo: They are fewer now - S'loo ad nish. DF idiom; (ny) sloo: There are fewer people here this year - Ta ny sloo sleih ayns shoh mleeaney. DF idiom; (ny) s'tiarkey: They are becoming fewer - T'ad goll ny s'tiarkey. DF idiom
succeeding ass y cheilley: Three succeeding years - Tree bleeaney ass y cheilley. DF idiom; (ny) yei: The succeeding year - Yn vlein ny yei. DF idiom; (ny) yei y cheilley: Three succeeding years - Tree bleeaney ny yei y cheilley. DF idiom
lieh-vlein (f.) half-year, semester: Agh t'eh grait dy lajer nagh vel ny h- earrooyn lieh-vlein cammit liorish eeck y toyrtys bleinoil, er yn oyr dy vel Radio Vannin goaill yn argid veih coontys-tashtee car ny bleeaney. BS
minjeig (f.) fawn, immature deer, one year old she goat: Cheayll yn feeaih moostit; cheayll yn minjeig faitagh, as by gooin lhieu er yn helg. Coraa; bundle: eisht chayrn eh yn eairk as cheau eh y minjeig jeh pabyryn naight rish oaie y chapp. Dhoor
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