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yrjid eminence, headway; height, highness: Honnick mee neesht yrjid y thie mygeayrt Bible; storey; elevation
er yrjid high: As va ny kiare buird dy chlaghyn cummit cour yn oural-losht, cubit dy lieh er lhiurid, as cubit dy lieh er lheead, as un chubit er yrjid Bible
er yn yrjid on high: GLOYR dy row gys Jee er yn yrjid, as er y thalloo shee, aigney-mie gys deiney. PB1765
on high ayns flaunys; ayns niau; er ardjey; 'syn yrdjid: and my record is on high - as my recortys ’syn yrjid Bible; dy ard: the man who was raised up on high - y dooinney v’er ny hroggal seose dy ard Bible; er yn yrjid: with a loud voice on high - lesh ard choraa, er yn yrjid Bible; syn yrjey: the host of the high ones that are on high - sheshaght ny ard-vooaralee ’syn yrjey Bible
elevation (n.) ard-cheim; caslys; ooaslid; yrjaghey; yrjey: Angle of elevation - Uillin yrjey. DF idiom; yrjid: Elevation above sea level - Yrjid erskyn y cheayn. DF idiom
high1 ard: Not at all, it's high time to get up - Cha nee edyr, te ard traa dy irree. JJK idiom; gart, gort; ardey; dy ard; er yrjid: This tower is two hundred feet high - Ta'n toor shoh daa cheead hrie er yrjid. JJK idiom
in breadth er lheead: twenty cubits in breadth, and twenty cubits in the height thereof - feed cubit er lheead, as feed cubit er yrjid Bible
storey (n.) laare: They added another storey to the house - Hug ad laare elley er y thie. DF idiom; yrjid
tower1 (n.) peeley; toor: This tower is two hundred feet high - Ta'n toor shoh daa cheead hrie er yrjid. JJK idiom
wall1 (n.) boalley: Wall five feet high - Boalley queig trie er yrjid. DF idiom; (n.) boal, voalley; (v.) cur boalley mygeayrt er
ayds thine, yours: Cur-my-ner, bee yn beaghey ayds er meeaylys y thallooin, as jeh druight Niau veih'n yrjid. Bible
brishaghyn breaches: dy row voallaghyn Yerusalem goaill yrjid, as ny brishaghyn v'ayndoo jeant seose Bible
er ny hoiaghey seose established: dt bee slieau thie yn Chiarn er ny hoiaghey seose erskyn yrjid ny sleityn elley Bible
keeir (f.) blackish, cud, dark, darkish, darkly dull, dull grey, dusky, sable: Va'n shenn ghooinney mysh queig trieyn as reaish er yrjid as v'eh ceau bayrn keeir, cooat feer liauyr as troosyn gorrym lhean. MB
magher messoil fruitful field: Derrey vees y Spyrryd er ny gheayrtey orrym veih'n yrjid, as dy bee yn aasagh magher messoil, as y magher messoil dy ve myr keyll. Bible
plantyn plants: Ren ny ushtaghyn mooar jeh, as reu y diunid soiaghey seose eh er yn yrjid, lesh ny awinyn eck roie mysh ny plantyn echey, as lhig ee magh e strooanyn gys ooilley biljyn y vagheragh. Bible
sheeyn magh extend: Sheeyn magh dty laue veih'n yrjid: livrey mee, as saue mee, veih ny ushtaghyn mooarey Bible
smaylyn sparks: Ny-yeih ta dooinney er ny ruggey gys seaghyn, myr ta smaylyn yn aile getlagh lesh yn yrjid. Bible
thollee athletic, beefy, big, brawny, burly, hefty, robust, stocky, strapping, strong bodied, tall, well-built: varr eh Egyptian, dooinney feer thollee, queig cubityn er yrjid Bible; valiant
troosyn (=Ir. triús) knickers, slacks, tights; pants, trews, trouser: Va'n shenn ghooinney mysh queig trieyn as reaish er yrjid as v'eh ceau bayrn keeir, cooat feer liauyr as troosyn gorrym lhean. MB
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