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Manx words — page 2

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B

bioee

verb

to animate

bioghey

noun

enlivenment

bioyr

adjective

lively

blaa

n_m

flower

blass

n_m

taste

blasstal

adjective

tasty

bleayst

verb

shell

bleaystagh

adjective

explosive

blein

n_f

year

bleinoil

adjective

yearly

blennick

noun

soft fat

block

n_m

block

blod

n_m

blade

bluckan

n_m

ball

Boaldyn

proper-noun

May

boalley

n_m

wall

boandey

n_m

band

boandyr

noun

nurse

boayl

noun

place

boayrd

n_m

table

bochil

verb

to shepherd

bochillaght

noun

herding

bochilley

noun

shepherd

bock

n_m

buck

bodjal

noun

cloud

bog

adjective

soft

boggey

n_m

joyfulness

boght

adjective

poor

boiddagh

noun

cod

boirey

n_m

disturbance

boirit

adjective

worried

bolg

n_m

belly

bolgan

n_m

blister

Bolivia

proper-noun

Bolivia

bollag

noun

skull

bollan

n_f

rockfish

bondagh

noun

slave

booa

n_f

cow

booiagh

adjective

willing

booisal

adjective

thankful

booise

n_m

gratefulness

bouin

n_f

bodice

bouyr

adjective

deaf

bouyran

noun

deaf person

boyn

n_f

heel

braag

n_f

shoe

braar

n_m

brother

braaroil

adjective

brotherly

braaroilid

n_m

brotherliness

braddan

n_m

salmon

braew

adjective

fine

brah

n_m

to betray

Brasil

proper-noun

Brazil

Brasillagh

n_m

Brazilian

Brasseel

proper-noun

Brazil

brastyl

noun

class

breag

n_f

lie

breagagh

adjective

lying

breagerey

n_m

liar

breck

adjective

speckled

bree

noun

power

breear

n_m

verb

breeoil

adjective

vigorous

breinn

adjective

nasty

brellish

noun

wort

breneen

noun

atom

breneenagh

adjective

atomic

Bretin

proper-noun

Wales

Bretnagh

n_m

Welsh

Bretnish

proper-noun

Welsh

Bretyn

proper-noun

Wales

brie

verb

to ask

brish

verb

break

brishey

n_m

break

brisht

adjective

broken

Britaan

n_f

Brittany

briw

n_m

judge

briwnys

n_f

judgment

brock

n_m

badger

brod

verb

goad

broghe

adjective

dirty

brout

n_m

brute

Brussyl

proper-noun

Brussels

brynnagh

adjective

flattering

brynneragh

n_m

to flatter

Buddhagh

n_m

Buddhist

buggane

n_m

buggane

buigh

adjective

yellow

Bulgeyr

proper-noun

Bulgaria

Burgoon

proper-noun

Burgundy

Burmey

proper-noun

Burma

bwoailley

noun

striking

bwoailtagh

n_m

pounding

bwoirrin

n_m

female

bwoirryn

adjective

female

bwoyid

n_m

beauty

C

c'raad

pronoun

where

c'red

pronoun

what

c'uin

adverb

when

caa

masculine

chance

caair

n_f

chair

caarjys

n_f

friendship

caashey

n_m

cheese

caaynt

noun

language

cabbag

noun

dock

cabbyl

n_m

horse

caddil

verb

sleep

cadee

noun

cotton

cadjin

n_m

normal

cadley

n_m

sleep

caghlaa

verb

change

caghlaader

n_m

mutant

caghlaays

noun

alternative

cagliagh

n_m

limit

caglit

adjective

bounded, finite

caign

verb

to chew

caigney

noun

chewing, gnawing

caillagh

n_f

old woman

cainle

noun

candle

cainlere

n_m

candlestick

cainleyr

noun

candlestick

cair

adjective

just

callin

n_f

body

calmane

n_m

dove

cam

n_m

crooked

camerey

n_m

camera

cammee

verb

crook

Canadagh

n_m

Canadian

Canadey

proper-noun

Canada

cappan

n_m

cup

cappee

noun

prisoner

cappeeys

n_m

captivity

captan

n_m

captain

captanys

n_m

captaincy

car

n_m

twist

Cargys

proper-noun

Lent

carrane

n_f

sandal

carrey

n_m

friend

carriads

n_f

carriage

carrick

n_f

rock

casherick

adjective

sacred

cashtal

n_m

castle

caskeim

n_m

footstep

casley

adjective

similar

cass

feminine

foot

castys

n_m

impedance

cayrn

n_m

trumpet

ceaghil

verb

to change

ceau

verb

to wear

ceaut

adjective

thrown, launched; jaded, worn, spent, bygone; trite

cha

particle

not

choud

conjunction

as far as

claare

n_f

batten

claasagh

n_f

harp

clag

n_m

bell

clagh

n_f

stone

clasht

verb

to hear

clashtyn

n_m

hearing

clean

n_m

cradle

cleayn

n_m

divert

cleayney

n_m

diversion; distortion; persuasion

cleaysh

n_f

ear

cleayshagh

adjective

eared

cleigh

noun

fence

Ç

çhaggil

verb

gather

çhagh

noun

home

çhaglym

n_m

collection; conclusion; effort

çheer

noun

land

çheet

n_m

coming, approach, entrance, succession

çheet

verb

to come

çheh

adjective

hot

çhellvane

noun

telephone

çhellvaneagh

adjective

telephonic

çhellvanee

noun

telephone operator

çhellvaneys

noun

telephony

çhellveeish

noun

television

çhellveeishan

noun

television set

çhengagh

adjective

of or relating to tongues

çhengey

noun

language

çhengeyder

noun

linguist

çhengoaylleeaght

noun

linguistics

çhenney

n_m

fire

çhent

noun

to flash

çherraghtyn

noun

to perish

çheu

noun

side

çhiamble

noun

temple

çhiarn

noun

lord

çhing

adjective

sore

çhiollagh

noun

fireplace

çhionn

verb

tauten

çhionnraa

noun

protest

çhiow

noun

to warm up

çhirrym

adjective

dry

çhiu

adjective

thick

çhymmylt

noun

foreskin

çhymnee

verb

to bequeath

çhymney

noun

will

çhymneyder

n_m

testator

çhymsee

verb

to gather

çhyndaa

n_m

turn

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