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Manx words — page 3

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C

cleragh

n_m

cleric

cliaghtey

n_m

habit

cliaghtit

adjective

practised

cliwe

noun

sword

cloan

noun

children

cloie

n_m

game

clooie

n_f

fur

clou

n_m

tongs

cluin

verb

to hear

co-ard

adjective

horizontal

co-ayrn

noun

constituent

co-lhinnagh

adjective

collinear

co-obbragh

adjective

cooperative

co-obbree

verb

colleague

co-reih

n_m

to co-opt

co-screeu

verb

to correspond by letter

co-streeu

n_m

to encounter

co-vreneen

noun

molecule

co-vreneenagh

adjective

molecular

coad

n_m

defend

coadaghey

n_m

codification

coadey

n_m

defence, vindication, defensive; custody, conservation; immunity, immunization

coagyr

verb

to cook

coagyrey

n_m

cook

coamree

verb

dress

coamrey

n_m

clothing

coamrit

adjective

clad, clothed; finished

coan

noun

valley

coar

adjective

kindly

coayl

n_m

loss, damage, detriment

coip

n_f

copy

colb

noun

torso

colbey

noun

torso

colhiabbagh

n_m

bedfellow

collane

n_f

gut

coloayr

verb

to chat

coloin

noun

colony

commeeys

n_m

participation

commyn

n_m

institution

conaant

n_m

agreement

Connaghtey

proper-noun

Connacht

conning

n_f

rabbit

coo

n_m

dog

cooat

n_m

coat

Coobagh

n_m

Cuban

Coobey

proper-noun

Cuba

coodagh

n_m

covering

coodee

verb

cover

cooid

n_f

part

cooie

adjective

fit

cooill

n_f

corner

cooilleen

verb

to achieve

cooilleeney

n_m

achievement

cooinee

verb

to remember

cooinsheanse

n_f

conscience

cooish

n_f

chat

cooneyder

n_m

helper

coonrey

noun

barter; exchange; contract

coontys

n_m

statement

cooyrt

n_f

court

coraa

noun

voice

coreir

n_f

proportion

corkan

noun

finch

cormid

n_m

balance

corp

n_m

body

corpagh

adjective

bodily

corragh

n_m

eccentric

corran

noun

crescent

corrillagh

n_m

fraction

Corsickagh

n_m

Corsican

Corsickey

proper-noun

Corsica

cosneyder

noun

earner

cost

noun

charge

costal

adjective

valuable

costrayl

noun

bottle

cott

n_m

cot

coull

n_m

hazel

coyrlagh

noun

consultative

coyrle

n_f

guidance

coyrlee

n_m

to advocate

craa

n_m

to shake

crackan

n_m

skin

cragh

n_f

destruction

cragheyder

n_m

vandal

cramman

n_m

bulb

crammanagh

adjective

lumpy

cramp

n_m

plague

craue

n_f

bone

crauee

adjective

solemn

craueeaght

n_f

religion

cray

noun

clay

cre

pronoun

what

cre'n

pronoun

which

cre'n fa

adverb

why

crea

n_f

tenet

creagh

n_f

stack

Crean

proper-noun

Wednesday

creck

n_m

to sell

credjal

noun

credence

credjuagh

adjective

believing

credjue

n_m

belief

cree

masculine

heart

creenaght

n_f

wisdom

creeney

adjective

wise

Creest

proper-noun

Christ

Creestee

adjective

Christian

creg

n_f

rock

creid

verb

believe

creoi

adjective

hard

cretoor

n_m

creature

criy

noun

gibbet

cro

noun

nut

croan

n_m

mast

croiaght

n_f

incest

croit

n_f

croft

croiteyr

n_m

crofter

crongan

n_m

hillock

cronk

noun

hill

cronnal

adjective

distinct

cronnalys

noun

obviousness

cronney

noun

fate

croo

n_m

shape

crooit

adjective

created, invented; coined

crootagh

n_m

creator

crosh

noun

cross

crossey

n_m

crucifixion; interdiction

crou

verb

a horseshoe

crout

noun

trick

crouw-awin

n_f

tributary

croym

verb

stooped

croymmit

adjective

bowed, stooped; loaded

cruinn

adjective

accurate

cruinnit

adjective

puckered; enclosed; ~ (mygeayrt) surrounded

cryss

n_f

strap

cubbyl

n_m

couple

cuirr

verb

to set

cuirrey

n_m

invitation

cuirt

adjective

sown

cuishlin

noun

Vein

cuishlinit

adjective

veined

cullee

n_f

equipment

cullyr

n_m

colour

cum

verb

grip

cummal

n_m

residence

cummey

n_m

adaptation, invention, composition; form, format, appearance, atmosphere; design, outline, shape, version

cummynys

n_m

communism

cumrail

n_f

hindrance

cumree

verb

to deter

cumrit

adjective

deterred, hindered; detained

cur

verb

put

curnal

noun

colonel

curragh

n_f

bog

currym

n_m

duty

cushag

noun

stalk

D

da

preposition

to

daa

numeral

two

daa-chassagh

n_m

two-footed

daa-hengagh

adjective

bilingual

daaghey

n_m

dyeing, staining

daah

n_m

colour

dagh

adjective

each

darragh

n_m

oak

daunse

n_m

dance

deiney

n_m

human

dell

verb

to negotiate

dellal

n_m

trade

dewil

adjective

cruel

deyll

noun

beetle

deyr

adjective

expensive

deyrsnys

n_m

slavery

dhiane

noun

earthworm

dhoan

adjective

brown

dhone

adjective

brown

didee

n_f

toy

Divlyn

proper-noun

Dublin

Divlynagh

n_m

Dubliner

doal

adjective

blind

doan

adjective

brown

dobberan

n_m

to mourn

doillee

adjective

difficult

doilleeid

n_m

toughness

dollan

n_m

fan

doltanys

noun

adoption

doltey

n_m

adopted child

donney

adjective

unfortunate

doo

adjective

black

doo-oallee

noun

spider

dooarchoo

n_m

otter

dooblit

adjective

double

dooghys

n_m

heredity

dooghyssagh

n_m

native

dooin

verb

close

dooinney

n_m

human

dooinney-poosee

noun

bridegroom

dooisht

adjective

awaken

Doolish

proper-noun

Douglas

doon

n_m

close

Doonaght

proper-noun

Sunday

dooney

n_m

closing

dooyt

n_m

doubt

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