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Manx words — page 5

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G

gaaue

n_m

smith

Gaelg

n_f

Manx Gaelic

Gaelgagh

adjective

Gaelic

Gaelgeyr

proper-noun

Manx-speaker

gagh

adjective

each

gaih

noun

toy

Gailck

noun

Manx Gaelic

Gailckagh

adjective

Gaelic

garey

n_m

garden

garmad

noun

garment

garran

noun

pony

garroo

adjective

rough

gaskeydagh

adjective

fast worker

gaue

n_m

hazard

gauin

noun

yearling calf

gear

verb

to laugh

geay

n_f

wind

geayl

n_m

coal

geaylin

n_m

shoulder

geayr

adjective

sharp

geddyn

noun

acquisition, procurement

gedjey

n_m

guardian

gee

verb

to eat; eating

geinnagh

n_f

sand

gennal

adjective

jolly

gennallys

n_m

glee

geurey

n_m

winter

geyre

adjective

sharp

gial

adjective

bright

giall

verb

promise

giallaghey

n_m

bleaching

giallee

verb

bleach

giallit

adjective

fulled; whitened, bleached; promised

giar

verb

cut

giare

adjective

short

giarrey

n_m

curtailment

giat

n_m

gate

gien

verb

to generate

gimmagh

n_m

lobster

gioot

n_m

gift

glaare

n_m

front

glare

n_f

speech

glare-oaylleeagh

adjective

linguistic

Glaschu

proper-noun

Glasgow

glashtin

n_m

a mythological creature which rises out of the water

glass

adjective

green

gleash

verb

move along

gleih

noun

a handful of corn

gleiy

noun

glue

glen

adjective

clean

gliminagh

noun

lover

glion

n_m

valley

glioon

verb

knee

gloas

n_m

glaze

gloasit

adjective

glazed (as pottery); polished, glossed, shone

gloyr

n_f

glory

gloyroil

adjective

glorious

gloyroilid

n_m

gloriousness

goal

n_f

Scottish lowlander

Goal

proper-noun

Gaul

goayr

n_f

goat

goll

verb

to go

gollan

noun

fork

goo

noun

voice

gooagh

adjective

voiced

gooyn

n_m

dress

gorrym

adjective

blue

gortaghey

noun

hurting

gortit

adjective

pained, injured, hurt

gow

verb

take

graih

n_m

love

grammeydagh

adjective

grammatical

grammeydys

n_m

grammar

graney

adjective

ugly

granid

noun

ugliness

grayse

noun

grace

graysoil

adjective

graceful

Greagagh

n_m

Greek

greeish

noun

step

Greenlyn

proper-noun

Greenland

Greenlynagh

n_m

Greenlandic

greesaghey

n_m

fomentation, provocation, excitation, instigation; incentive; excitement

greie

n_m

tool

greigh

verb

to harness

griagh

noun

herd

grian

n_f

sun

grooish

n_f

visage

gruag

n_f

hair

guag

noun

den

guilley

n_m

boy

gura mie ayd

interjection

thank you

gura mie eu

interjection

thank you (pl)

gyn

preposition

without

gys

preposition

to

H

hannah

adverb

already

harrish

preposition

over

hene

adjective

self

hetracheintyssagh

n_m

heterosexual

hoal

adverb

over there

hoght

numeral

eight

hug

preposition

to

hullad

noun

owl

I

Iddaal

proper-noun

Italy

imbagh

n_m

season

imman

noun

drive

immanagh

n_m

driver

immee

verb

go

immeeaght

n_f

going

immyr

noun

headland

inçhyn

noun

brain

ingin

noun

nail

injil

adjective

low

injillee

verb

to cut

Injinagh

adjective

Indian

inneen

n_f

daughter

insh

n_m

island

insheen

n_m

islet

irree

verb

rise

iu

verb

to drink

iuder

noun

drinker

iuoil

adjective

drinkable

J

jaagh

noun

smoke

jaaghey

noun

smoking, fumigation; smoke, fumes

jaagheyder

noun

smoker

jaghin

noun

deacon

Jamaicagh

n_m

Jamaican

jannoo

n_m

doing; making; manufacturing

jargal

adjective

capable

jargan

n_m

flea

jarroo

adjective

identical

jarrood

n_m

to forget

jarroodagh

adjective

forgetful

jea

adverb

yesterday

jean

verb

do

Jecrean

n_m

on Wednesday

Jedoonee

noun

on Sunday

jee

n_m

god

Jee

masculine

God

jeeagh

verb

look

jeean

adjective

earnest

jeer

adverb

indeed

jeeragh

adjective

straight

jeerid

n_m

straightness

jees

n_f

pair

jeh

preposition

of

Jeheiney

n_m

on Friday

jeight

adjective

closed, shut

jeih

numeral

ten

jeir

n_f

tear

Jelhein

noun

on Monday

Jelune

n_m

on Monday

Jemayrt

proper-noun

on Tuesday

Jerdein

noun

on Thursday

jerk

verb

to expect

jerrey

n_m

end

jerrinagh

n_m

last

Jesarn

n_m

on Saturday

jeshaght

n_f

engine

jialg

n_f

acanthus

jialgagh

adjective

spiny

jiarg

adjective

red

jiass

n_m

south

jinnair

n_m

dinner

jinshar

n_m

ginger

jishag

n_m

dad

jiu

adverb

today, nowadays

jiulean

n_m

a small tenant farmer

joan

n_m

dust

joarreeaght

n_f

exile

jollys

n_f

greed

jooigh

adjective

greedy

jough

n_f

drink

jymmoose

n_f

wrath

K

kainlere

noun

candlestick

kangaroo

n_m

kangaroo

kanghyr

n_m

cancer

kanys

adverb

how

kay

n_f

fog

kayt

n_m

cat

keayrt

n_f

time

keck

n_m

faeces

keead

n_m

century

keeagh

n_f

breast

keeaght

n_f

plough

keeall

noun

sense

keeill

n_f

church

keesh

n_f

tax

kegeesh

n_f

fortnight

keim

n_f

phase

keintys

n_m

sex

keintyssagh

adjective

sexual

keird

n_f

employment

keirdagh

n_m

artisan

kellagh

n_m

rooster

kenjal

adjective

benevolent

kenjallys

n_m

kindness

kennip

n_f

hemp

kere

verb

wax

kern

n_m

soldier

kerree

verb

to punish

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