A dictionary of the Manks language, with the corresponding words or ...

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Lesh-t-cheillky, adv. one with another.
Lksh Y cHooN'iD, srfw. rather naTiow.
Lhag, a. loose, slack.
Lhao-chree'agh, a. faint-hearted.
30EE, V. slacken, loosen ; -
77;
- 3,84; -YM, I
-YS, 98.
Lhag'gaghey, t». loosening, slackening; Dan.
V. 6 ; 2 Kings, iv. 24 ; Isa. xxxiii. 23.
Lhag-hast'agh, a. weak in knowledge or understanding;
Pro. xvii. 18.
Lhag-lau'ee, a. faint-handed, feeble-handed.
Lhag-laynt', s. m. indisposition.
Lhag-layjjt'aoh, a indisposed, slightly disordered.
Lhag-stayd, a. impotent; Jud. vi. 6.
Lhaih, v. read; —agh, 7" ; —ee, 80; — ix, 83;
Lhaihder, s. 772. a reader ; pi. —yn.
Lhaiht, 83. read.
Lhampa'xagh, a. languid, limber, childish.
Lhampa'xe, s. m. a lang^d, weak, limber, not
stiff person; pi. — e.
LnAMPA'NiD or Lhampanys, s. m. langour,
want of stiflfuess, debility.
Lhaxgei'd, s. m. alanket; pi. —yn.
Lhan'nee, s. /. church-land, glebe-land; asthalloo
ihannee.
Lhap, ». lap, double; —agh, 77 ; — -ee,
—IX, 83; —INS, 84; —Y.M, 86; —YMS,
—YS, 88,
Lhap'pai-, v. lapping, doubling, folding.
Lhap'pit, 85. lapped, doubled, folded.
Lhar'gagh, s. f. a descent, declivity, a sloping
LHI 105
Lhean'xaoh, a. d, of a meadow or meadows.
EEAx'xEE, s.f. a meadow.
eeax'tyx, s.pl. meadows.
E Lhbeas'id, fi. of his thigh; Gen. xxxii. 25. S
E Lherayst, s. his thigh. S
EBGH, S.f. a ladle; pi. —yx.
Lheibeid'jagh, a. imwieldy, cumberous.
Lheibbid'jys or Lheibeid'jid, s. m. unwieldiness.
Lheid, pro. such, like, of that kind.
Lhbie, v. melt, dissolve, soften, grow tender;
disappear; —agh, 77; — e, 80; —in, 83;
—INS, 84 ; —YM, 86; —YMS, 87 ; —YS, 88.
Lheie'der, s. m. a melter, a dissolver, a founder;
Jer.vi. 29, it is spelled Lheeider; but in
Jer. li. 17, it is Lheieder; pi. —yx.
Lheie er sooyl, v. to dwindle away by degrees ;
to wear ofl", to vanish.
Lheih, s. f. a place at sea noted for fishing on,
by some called Aahley.
Lheihll or Lheil, v. move, stir about slowly or
heavily, use of limbs; Acts, xiv. 8.
Lheiht or Lheit, 85. melted, dissolved, liquified.
Lhbih'ys, v. heal, cure a wound.
Dy Lheih'ysagh, a. medical, healing.
Lhbil'tagh, s. m. a mover, one who can use
r exercise his limbs; pi. —yn.
Lheil'tys, s. m. exercise, motion.
Lheim, s. m. a leap, jump, limp, an embrace of
animals; pi. —yn; v. leap, &c. ; —agh 77;
-BE, 80 ; —IN, 83; —INS, 84; —YM, 86 ; —YMS,
87; —YS, 88.
pi. —YN.
;. one who leaps, a jumper
side of a hill or mountain, down the hill ; opposed
to Ughtagh ; pi. Lhargebyn.
Lheim'meyder-faiyr, s, m. a grasshopper.
Lheim'mit, 85. leaped, leapt, covered.
Lhar'gee, a. d. of descent or declivity, of declining
or sloping ground.
Er Lhea, v. hath, &c. starved with cold.
*Lhead or Lhbadee, v. starve with cold
—AGH, 77; —EE, SO; —IX, 83; —IXS, 84;
— YM, 86; —YMS, S,-; —vs, 88.
Di/ Lhead'ey, v. to starve with cold.
Lhea'mys, s. m. a blemish; pl.—r^.
Lhea'.mysagh, a. defective, having blemishes,
Lhea'mysid, s. m. defectiveness.
Lhea'mysit, 85. blemished, deformed.
Lhean, a. broad, wide.
Lhea'nagh or Lhea'naghey, e. widening, &c.
Lhea'xey, a. pi. broad, wide ; s. a sprain ; pi. 67.
Lhea'nit, 85. sprained; widened.
Lheayst. See Leayst.
Lhbim-sur'ley, s. m. a standing-jump.
Lheim'yragh or Lheim'yraght, v. skipping,
hopping, leaping, &c.; Acts, iii. 8; Nah. iii. 2.
Lhei'ney, s. f. a shirt.
Lheint'tx, s. pi. shirts.
Lhein or Lheiun, s. Monday ; as, Doonaght as
Lheiun (Sunday and Monday).
Lheiy, s. m. a calf ; pi. —ee; Prov. " Ta booa
vie ny gha as drogh Lheiy ec."
Lhemee'n or Lhbmyn, s. a moth pi. —yn.
;
Lhemee'nagh, a. mothy, having moths.
Lheno, s. f. a halfpenny; pi. — yn.
Lhbr'rym, s. the larboard quarter of a boat or
vessel pi. — YN.
;
Lhesh, s. f. the hip pi. ; -yx.
Lhesh'agh, a. rocking in walking, as if the hips
Lh'ee, p. her own, belonging to her, hers ; Job,
xxxix. i6; —isH, id. em.
Er Lhee or Liee, v. hath, &c. licked, lapped,
or cleansed with the tongue.
Dy Lheeagh, v. if would lick. S
Lheead, s. m. breadth, width ; pi. — yn.
Lheeah, a. hoary, g^ray, mouldy.
Lheeagh'ey, v. getting hoary, gray, or mouldy.
Lheeagh'ys, 1 . m. hoariness, grayness, mouldiness.
Lheeah-bII
o', s. f. hoar-frost.
Lheeax, s. 7?i. the floor on which the meal falls
from a flour mill.
Lheean'nao, s. f. a small meadow.
Lhesh'ey, a. d. of the hip or hips.
Lheu'xican, s. a sty on the eye lash; pi. —yn.
Lhiab'bagh, a. d. of a bed or beds.
Lhiab'baghyn, s. pi. bed*.
Lhiab'bee, s. f. a bed. Some sayfrom Liehbee
(half meat.)
Lhiaee'-vreao, s. f. a fabricated lie, a falsity
alleged for truth; nearly of the same meaning
with Breag-lhiassit. The Lhiaee in this word
wouldbe a.d. offalse allegation or contrivance.
Lhiaght, s.m. a lying place ; a lair, a lodging
place, a grave, a couch; Amos, iii. 12, a tomb,
a sepulchre ; 2 Sam. xxi. 14, 2 Kings, xxiii. 17 ;
pi. -YN.