blas.blas.
HomeLog inArchiveResearch
Explore
GaeilgeCymraegGàidhligKernewekGaelgBrezhonegCelticDictionaryGrammar CheckerBlog
Tables
blas.blas.
Home/Learn Manx/Words/Page 7

Manx reference

Manx words — page 7

1,762 quality-reviewed entries with English meanings and language context.

1,762 results

M

Mongoil

proper-noun

Mongolia

monney

n_f

much

moo

pronoun

comparative degree of mooar

mooadee

verb

to magnify

mooadit

adjective

amplified, augmented, enlarged; exaggerated, artificial (untrue)

Mooan

noun

Munster

mooar

adjective

big

mooar-rheynn

n_f

continent

mooaral

adjective

majestic

mooaralagh

n_m

majestic

mooarane

noun

a lot

moogh

verb

to stifle

mooidjeen

n_m

outcast

mooie

adverb

out

mooinjer

n_f

people

mooir

n_f

sea

moylley

n_f

compliments, commendation, promotion, recommendation, plaudits, tribute, applause, praise

moyrn

n_f

pride

muc

n_f

pig

mullagh

n_m

roof

mummig

n_f

mum

munlaa

n_m

noon

mwaagh

noun

hare

mwannal

n_m

neck

my

determiner

if

mygeayrt

adverb

around

myghin

noun

mercy, pity

myleeaney

adverb

this year

mynthey

noun

mint

myr

conjunction

as

mysh

preposition

about

N

naboo

n_m

neighbour

nagh

conjunction

not

naim

n_m

uncle

Nalbin

proper-noun

Scotland

nastey

n_m

gift

nearey

n_f

shame

nee

verb

will (auxiliary)

neese

adverb

up

Nerin

proper-noun

Ireland

nhee

n_m

object

niart

n_m

strength

niau

n_m

heaven

niee

verb

to wash

nieet

adjective

washed

nieu

n_f

poison

nieuagh

adjective

poisonous

nish

adverb

now

noa

adjective

new

Noa-Ghuinee

n_f

New Guinea

noght

adverb

tonight

noi

preposition

counter

Nollick

proper-noun

Christmas

Norlann

proper-noun

Norway

nuy

numeral

nine

nuyr

adverb

day after tomorrow

ny-yei

adverb

yet

nyn

determiner

our

O

oaie

n_f

front

oaldey

adjective

wild

oanluck

verb

bury

oanluckey

noun

burial, interment

oardaghey

n_m

bidding; intent

oardee

verb

to order

oash

n_f

habit

oastys

n_f

hostel

oaye

noun

grave

obb

verb

deny

obbit

adjective

denied

obbree

verb

to work

obbreyder

noun

worker

obbyr

n_f

work

oe

n_m

grandchild

ogher

n_f

key

oghyr

n_f

spawn

oie

n_f

night

oie vie

interjection

good night

oik

noun

office

oikan

n_m

baby

oikanagh

adjective

infantile

oikoil

adjective

official

oirr

n_m

edge

olk

n_f

bad

ollagh

n_f

cattle

ollan

n_f

wool

ollay

noun

swan

oltey

noun

member

ommidan

n_m

fool

oney

adjective

innocent

oo

pronoun

you

ooasle

adjective

aristocratic

ooh

n_f

egg

ooig

n_f

cave

ooilley

adjective

all

ooir

noun

clod

oor

adjective

hour

ooyl

n_f

apple

oranje

noun

orange

Orkaid

proper-noun

Orkney

ourys

n_f

doubt

oyr

n_m

reason

P

paa

adjective

thirsty

paag

verb

kiss

paagey

noun

kissing, kiss; osculation

paart

n_m

some

Paarys

proper-noun

Paris

paays

noun

thirst

padjer

n_f

prayer

paitçhey

noun

child

peccah

n_m

sin

peccoil

adjective

peccant

peiagh

n_m

human being

penn

n_m

pen

persoon

n_m

person

pian

n_m

pain

piandagh

adjective

painful

pibbin

n_f

puffin

pibbyr

n_m

pepper

pibbyragh

adjective

pepper

planaid

n_m

planet

poagey

n_m

pocket

poanrey

noun

bean

pobblaght

noun

republic

pobble

n_m

people

pobbyl

n_m

poplar

point

verb

appoint

politickagh

adjective

political

pooar

noun

power

pooaral

adjective

powerful

poodyr

n_m

powder

poose

verb

to marry

poosey

n_m

marrying, marriage, wedlock, matrimony, wedding

poost

adjective

married

poyll

n_f

hole

prash

verb

brass

preaçh

verb

to preach

preaçheil

noun

preaching, preachifying

preaçhoor

noun

preacher

preeu-valley

noun

capital city

prinse

n_m

prince

prios

verb

price

pryssoonagh

n_m

internee

punt

n_m

pound

Q

quaagh

adjective

strange

quaaltys

noun

interview

quaiyl

n_m

court

Quaiyl Tinvaal

noun

Tynwald Court

quallian

n_m

puppy

qualtagh

noun

the first individual a person meets after leaving their house

queeyl

noun

wheel

queig

n_m

five

quiggal

n_f

distaff

quing

n_f

yoke

quoi

pronoun

who?

quoid

pronoun

what

R

raad

n_f

A road

raane

n_m

hostage

raaue

n_m

admonishment

raauee

adjective

admonitory, admonishing

rass

verb

seed

raue

verb

warning

raun

n_f

seal

rea

n_m

male sheep

readan

n_f

trachea

red

n_m

thing

ree

n_m

king

reeoil

adjective

royal

reeriaght

n_f

kingdom

reesht

adverb

again

rehollys

n_f

moonlight

reihys

n_m

election

reiltys

n_f

government, rule

Reiltys Vannin

noun

Isle of Man Government

ren

verb

did (auxiliary)

rheam

noun

gamut

rhennagh

noun

fern

rheynn

n_f

divide

rheynnit

adjective

divided, allotted; cleft, halved, segmented

Rhumsaa

proper-noun

Ramsey

ribbey

n_f

trap

rieau

adverb

ever

rinkey

n_m

dancing

rio

n_m

frost

rioee

adjective

glacial

riojit

adjective

frozen; iced; frostbitten

rish

preposition

to

riyr

adverb

last night

roauyr

adjective

fat

roie

adjective

to run

roieder

n_m

runner

roih

n_f

arm

roish

preposition

before

roit

adjective

run, raced; molten; moulded, cast

rollage

noun

star

ronsaghey

n_m

searching; consultation; scrutinizing

ronsee

verb

to search

ronsey

noun

ransack

ronseyder

n_m

searcher

roon

n_f

rune

Roosh

proper-noun

Russia

Previous1…56789Next

Explore more Manx

Browse verbsSearch the dictionaryLearn Manx