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

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Teer Vesb'tal, a. very drunken. M
Yn Vesh'tallaoh or VESH'TcyLAOn, s. the
drunkard.
M
E Vesh'tallts or Vesh'teylys, s. his drunkenness.
M
Veshyn, p. he was or were ; em.
Yn Vess, s. the fruit. M
Teer Vessoi'l, a. very fruitful. M
Yn Vessoii.'i.id, s. the fruitfolness. M
Vest, s. /. a waistcoat.
Cha Vest, v. 144. not stick;
—ym; IS, 94.
Er Ves'tal, v. hath, &c., stuck. F
Feer Vet'tey, a. very tender. M
E Vet'teyid or Vet'tys, s. his tenderness. M
V'ku, p. ye or you had; a contraction of va eu;
Veue, p. p. from you or ye; — ish, id. em.
E Vecyr, s. his deaf. B
E Veuy'rid, s. his deafness. B
Yn Veygk, s. the voyage; Acts, xxvii. 10.
Feer Veyhd'lagh, o. very unwieldy. M
E Veyhd'lid or Veyhd'lys, s. unwieldiness. M
Yn Veyr or Vayr, s. the lane, way, or avenue. B
Er Veysh'tey, v. hath, &c., examined. F
Yn Vhed'dyb, s. the paU, or piggin. M
Yn Vhee'ley, s. the mile. M
Yn Vheil, s. the company of reapers. M
Vheill, v. did grind or grinded; Num. xi. 8. B
Yn Vhbil'lea, s. the harvest feast. M
E Vher, s. his spit or roaster. B
Vhill, v. did dirty, spoil, or render useless
—AGH; —in;—INS;—ym ; —VMS;—YS, 94. M
Dy Vhil'laghy.v, s. of miUions. M
Un Vhii/le, s. one million. M
JDy Vhil'ley, v. to spoil, mar, moil, or dirty. M
Yn Vhil'leyder, s. the spoiler, &c. M
Ro Vhil'lit, a. too spoiled, &c. M
Yn Vhin'ag, s. the pinch or nip. M
Dy Vhinoo'gh, v. to yawn_or gape. M
FeerVniNOY'R or Vhinoyragh, a. very mel-
ness. M
E Vhioyr, s. his feeling or use of faculties. M
J^'eer Vhioy'ral, a. very acute of feeling.
E Vhir, s. his crops. B
Yn Vhit'tag, s. the milk for churning. B
Erny Vhlieh, v. hath, &c., been ground ; Isaiah
xxviii. 28. B
Ro Vhlit, a. too milked. B
Ro Vhol'lim, a. too friable or brittle. M
Er Vhol'magh, v. hath, &c., got friable. M
E Vhol'mid, s. his friability. M
E Vhoult, s. his mutton, his bolt. M. B
E Vhovt, s. hisbowto shoot with, his prow. M. B
E Vhuivnee'l, s. his sleeve. M
yn "Vhullugh't, s. the may flower. B
Fn'VHUR'EAN, s. the bodkin. B
Fn Vhur'tag, s. the blunt knife. B
yn Vhut'tag, s. the gusset or goar in ploughingB
yn Yhyn'tey, s. the herb mint. M
Feer Vial, a. very subjective. B
VIR
Ro Vial'laoh, a. too obedient or submissive. B
'ial'lys, s. his obedience or submission. B
'fAN, s. his Matthew or Matthias. M
E ViAN, s. his eager wish or fond desire ; Isaiah,
xix. 8.
M
TJoVian'dagh, a. too hankering after, too fond
of, longing too much for or after. M
Yn Vie, s. the good. M
Feer Vie, a. very good, very well. M
Feer Vieau, a. very swift or speedy. B
E Vieau'id, s. his swiftness or speed. B
Fir Vie'-ey, a. pi. good ones. M
E Vie'nvn, s. his virtues. M
E Vie'ys, s. his goodness. M
E Vil'jyn, s. his trees. B
Yn ViLL, s. the honey. M
Feer Vil'lagh, a. very full of trees. B
Vn Vil'ley, s. the tree. B
Yn Vil'ley. See Yn Vhi'.le, the million. M
E Vil'jid, s. his sweetness. M
Feer Vil'lish, a. very sweet. M
Dty Vim'mey, «. thy female sponsor at the font. M
Yn Vine, s. the drop. B
Vi.vG, V. did bite or pinch ; —Acn : —in ; —ins ;
ynV^iNG, s. the jury.
Ro ViNG, a. too shrill.
Er Ving'ey, v. hath, &c., bit or pinched.
Ro Ving'it, a. too bit or pinched.
? ViN. his IT
Er Vin'jaghey, ». halh, &c., curdled ; Joi, x. lOB
Yn Vinjean', s. the curds and whey, the curded
milk. B
Yn Vinjeig', s. the kid of a hind. M
Yn ViNK, s. the bench. B
E ViNN, «. his corners. B
Yn Vin'nagh, s. the guts, entrails or bowels, the
pith of timber. M
yn Vin'nid, s. the rennet. B
Yn Vin'nid, s. the minute. M
Feer Vio, a. very much alive. B
Vio'ee, I', did quicken or vivify. B
By Viqgh'ey, v. to quicken or animate, to enliven
or vivify. B
Yn Viol, s. the violin or fiddle. B
*Viol or Viol'lee, v. did tempt or tempted ,
—AGH; —IN;—INS;—YM;—VMS : — YS,94. M
Dy Viol'lagh, v. to tempt. M
I'n Viol'lagh, s. the temptation. M
Er Viol'lagh, v. hath, &c., tempted. M
I;/(/Viol'ley, u. thy tempting. M
Yn Viol'lbyder, s. the tempter. M
Ro Viol'lit, a. too tempted. M
Feer VioYR, a. very brisk. B
* ViovR or VioYREE, V. did make brisk ; —agh ;
-IN; —ins; —ym; —YMS; — YS, 94. B
Dy Vioy'raghey, v. to make brisk. B
Vioy'rey, a. pi. brisk, smart.
E Vioy'rid, s. his briskness.
B
B
Ro Viqy'rit, a. made too brisk. B
Dty Vio'ys, s. thy life. Prov. " Lesh y vioy$
shegin jannoo." B
Nyn'y IK, s. your, &c., ones or men. F
Yn Vir'ao, «. the eye tooth. b