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

S'flauvyssee, a. id., 58. F
S'fliaoh'agh, a. how rainy. F
S'fliagh'ee, a. id. 58. F
SVliugh, a, howwet. F
S'fliugh'ey, a. wetter, wettest. F
S'fluigh'it, o. how saturated with wet. F
Sfloaoi'l, a. fluent or eloquent. F
S'floaoi'leY/ a. more fluent, most fluent. F
S'flou'tagh, a. how scurrilous or opprobrious.
S'flou'tee, a. id. 58. F
S'foad'dit, a. how kindled or lighted. F
S'foal'ley, a. how carnal or sensual F
SVoal'sey, a. how false. F
S'foatroi'l, a. how favourable. F
SVoAyRoi'LEY, a. more favourable, most favourable.
F
S'foayr'it, a. how favoured. F
S'fock'lagh, a. how verbose, loquacious. F
S'fock'lit, o. how worded or spoken. F
S'pod'dey, a. how far, how long since. S'foddey
beayny Ree (long live the King). Comp. and
sup. See Sodjey. F
S'foil'jagh, a. how faulty or criminal. F
Sfoii-'jee, a. id., 58. F
S'fol'lax, a. how wholesome, esculent, how
orthodox, comp. and sup., or S'foUaney. F
SVoi/lit, a. how hid or hidden. F
S'fol'lym, a. how empty. F
S'fol'lymey, a. more empty, most empty. F
S'fol'i.ymit, a. how emptied. F
S'fon'dagh, a. how sufficient, &c. F
S'fon'dee, a. id., 58. This word ought to be
used in Exod. iv. 13 instead of S'fondagh. F
S'fosh'lit, a. how open. F
S'fow'anagh, a. how droughty or scorching
dry. F
S'fow'anee, a. id., 58. F
S'fow'anit, a. scorched or dried up. P
S'poyr'agh or Sfoyr'al, a. how sharp
edged. F
S'foyr'ee, o. id., comp. and sup. F
S'foyr'it, a. See Shleeut. F
S'frap'pach, a. how crackling. F
S'frap'pee, a. jrf., comp. and «