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Manx words — page 4

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D

dooyteilagh

adjective

doubtful

dorraghey

n_m

dark

dorraghys

n_m

darkness

dorrin

n_m

storm

dorrys

n_m

door

dourin

n_m

disease

dow

n_m

ox

dowan

noun

world

dowin

adjective

deep

dragan

n_m

dragon

dragane

noun

dragon

dreeym

n_m

back

dreih

n_m

wretch

drogh

n_m

bad

drone

n_m

hump

druaight

n_f

druid

dty

determiner

your

dubbey

n_m

pond

duillag

feminine

leaf

dussan

n_m

dozen

dwoaie

noun

loathing

dy

conjunction

to

dy bragh

adverb

always, forever

dy kinjagh

adverb

always, frequently

dys

conjunction

to

E

eaddagh

n_m

cloth

eaghtyr

n_m

surface

eaghtyrane

noun

president

eairk

n_f

horn

eairkagh

adjective

horned

eaisht

verb

to hear

earkan

noun

lapwing

earroo

n_m

number

eash

n_f

age

eayn

n_m

lamb

eaynagh

adjective

desert

eayst

n_f

moon

ec

preposition

at

edd

masculine

hat

eddin

n_f

face

eddyr

preposition

between

edjaghys

n_m

education

ee

pronoun

she

eean

n_m

chick

Eearvee

n_f

Westmeath

eeast

n_m

fish

eebyrtagh

n_m

exile

eeck

n_m

pay

eeckit

adjective

rewarded, paid

Eeslynnagh

n_m

Icelandic

eeym

noun

butter

egin

n_f

force

eh

pronoun

he

eilley

noun

armor

eillit

adjective

mailed

eiraght

n_f

inheritance

eirey

n_m

heir

eisht

adverb

then

ellan

n_m

island

elley

adjective

other

Elveeish

proper-noun

Switzerland

emshir

n_f

weather

enmys

n_m

name

enmyssit

adjective

named

ennagh

adjective

some

ennal

n_f

breath

enney

n_m

knowledge

ennym

n_m

name

entreil

n_m

to go in

er

preposition

on

er-lheh

adverb

apart

er-y-fa

conjunction

because

erbee

adjective

at all

ergooyl

adverb

back

erreeish

n_f

sympathy

erreeishagh

adjective

compassionate

eshyn

pronoun

Third person singular masculine emphatic personal pronoun

Estaan

n_m

Estonia

Esthoin

proper-noun

Estonia

Estoinagh

adjective

Estonian

etlan

n_m

airplane

eunys

n_f

pleasure

Ew

proper-noun

Jew

Ewagh

adjective

Jewish

F

fa

n_m

reason

faag

verb

leave

faaie

n_f

a green

faarkey

n_m

sea

faasaag

n_f

beard

faasaagagh

adjective

bearded

faase

adjective

feeble

faast

n_m

squeeze

faastey

n_m

wringing

faggys

adjective

near

faik

verb

to see

faill

n_f

fail

failleil

n_f

failure, decline

failleilagh

adjective

failing

failley

noun

employment, engagement

failt

adjective

welcome

failt erriu

interjection

welcome to you

fainey

n_f

ring

faitagh

n_m

timid

faiyr

n_m

grass

fakin

verb

to see

famlagh

n_m

seaweed

famman

n_m

tail

fann

verb

to skin

farney

n_m

alder tree

fastyr

n_m

evening

fastyr mie

interjection

good afternoon

feagh

adjective

calm

feaill

noun

holiday

feallagh

noun

folk

feanish

n_m

witness

feayght

n_f

cold

feayn

adjective

wide

feayr

adjective

cold

feayraghey

n_m

refrigeration; alienation

feayree

verb

cool

feayrit

adjective

cooled, chilled, refrigerated

feddan

n_m

flute

fedjag

n_f

feather

fee

verb

to weave

feeackle

n_f

tooth

feeagh

n_m

raven

feeaih

n_m

deer

feeal

noun

chess

feed

numeral

twenty

feedoo

adjective

twentieth

feer

adjective

very, true

feeyn

n_m

wine

feill

n_f

flesh

feme

n_m

need

fend

verb

to protect

fendeilagh

n_m

defensive

fenee

verb

ask

feniagh

noun

Fenian

fênish

n_f

presence

fer

n_m

man

fer-lhee

noun

doctor

fer-ynsee

masculine

teacher (m)

ferg

n_f

anger

feyshtyn

n_f

confession

fine

n_f

quiver

fiojit

adjective

perished

firrinagh

adjective

true

firriney

n_f

truth

firrinys

n_m

truth

flaunys

n_m

heaven

fliaghagh

adjective

rainy

fliaghey

n_m

wet

fliugh

adjective

wet

fo

preposition

under

foaddan

noun

match

foaddey

noun

ignition, burning; incendiarism, arson

foalsaght

n_f

falsehood

foalsey

adjective

false

foast

adverb

still

foawr

n_m

giant

foawragh

adjective

giant

foayr

masculine

favour, kindness

foayroil

adjective

favourable

fockle

n_m

word

fockley

n_m

speech

fockleyr

n_m

dictionary

foddeeaght

n_f

hankering

foddey

n_m

long

foiljagh

adjective

blameworthy

foillan

n_f

gull

folder

noun

mower

foldyr

noun

mower

follan

n_m

sound

follym

adjective

void

folmaghey

n_m

deflation, depletion, evacuation

folmee

verb

to empty

folmit

adjective

emptied; gutted; unburdened

folt

n_m

hair

fondid

n_m

stability

foshil

verb

to open

foshlit

adjective

open

fouyr

n_m

harvest

fow

verb

find

foyr

noun

edge

foyragh

adjective

sharp

Frangagh

n_m

French

Frank

proper-noun

France

fraue

n_f

root

freayll

noun

to keep

freggyr

verb

reply

freggyrt

n_m

reply, answer

freoagh

n_m

heather.

frioosagh

adjective

considerate

frioose

n_m

advertence

fuinn

verb

bake

fuinney

noun

baking

fuygh

noun

wood

fynn

n_m

blonde

fys

n_m

knowledge

G

ga

conjunction

though

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