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Manx word

çhiarn

lord

noun

çhiarn means “lord” in Manx and is used as a noun.

çhiarn in context

Agh veg jeh ny ostyllyn elley cha vaik mee, agh Jamys braar y çhiarn.

But other of the apostles saw I none, save James the Lord's brother.

B1

Honnick mee ee tra va mee ayns Purt çhiarn.

I saw her when I was in Port Erin.

B1

Yn çhiarn hene toghyr my eiraght, as my chappan: nee uss my chronney y yannoo mie.

The Lord himself is the portion of mine inheritance, and of my cup: thou shalt maintain my lot.

B2

Hug eh çhiarn er e hene.

He entitled himself Lord.

A2

Hraie eh y baatey ayns Purt çhiarn.

He beached the boat in Port Erin.

A2

Topics

Society

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