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Manx word

dy bragh

always, forever

adverb

dy bragh means “always, forever” in Manx and is used as a adverb.

Mutation forms

MutationForm
Base formdy bragh
Sheh-veggeyghy bragh
Boceyny bragh

dy bragh in context

Cha jean shiu yn thalloo y chreck son dy bragh: son lhiam's y thalloo; son cha vel shiu agh myr joarreeyn as jiuleanyn dooys.

The land shall not be sold for ever: for the land is mine, for ye are strangers and sojourners with me.

B2

Share anmagh na gyn dy bragh.

Better late than never.

A2

Son dy bragh as dy bragh.

For ever and ever.

A2

Er son dy bragh.

For keeps.

A2

T'eh ersooyl son dy bragh.

He has gone forever.

B1

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Related Manx words

arragh

spring

eisht

then

foast

still

hannah

already

jea

yesterday

jiu

today, nowadays

mairagh

tomorrow

myleeaney

this year

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