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

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Er Vooar'ach or Vooar'achey, o. hath, &c.,
grudged, &c. M
In Vooaka'lach, s. the haughty person. M
J'efi-^'ooARA'i.AGH, a. Very haughty, &c. M
E Vooara'lys, s. his haughtiness,' &c. M
E Vooaran'e, s. his much or mickle. M
Kirree Vooar'ey, a. pi. hig sheep. M
Yn Vooar'eyder, s. the grudger. M
Ho Voo'dee, a. too much in partnership. B
iJToo'DEEYS, s. his partnership. B
VooGH, p. did quench or quenched ; —agh ;
—IV, —INS ; —YM ; —YMS ; —YS, 94. M
Yn VooGH, s. the bilge. B
X)//'\'ooch'ey, v. to quench. M
y« Vogh'eyder, s. the quencher. M
Ho Vogh'it, a too quenched. M
Bo Vooi'acu, a. too willing. B
Yn Tooidjeen', s. the outcast or miscreant. M
Feer Voojdjeen'agh, a. See 'Mooidjeenagh. M
E Vooidjeex'ys, s. his miscreancy. M
VooiB, a. See La:ire Vooie. B
Yn Vooix'eyder, s. the maker of urine. M
Ro V'ooTNT, a. too pissed. M
In VooiN-'jER, s. the domestics, the servants,
the household. M
Fir Vooin'jerey, s. men servants. M
. his relationship, &c.
Er e Vooix or Vo'in, s. on top c
1 his back
Yn VooiR, s. the sea; Eccl. i. 7.
iJVooisE, s. his thanks. B
Feer Vooi'sAL, a. very thankful or grateful. B
E Vooi'ys, s. his gratitude. B
By Voov, V. to piss; s. of urine. JM
Yn Voo'rey, s. the beach. E
VoosT, V. did rouse, sally or rush ; —agh ; iv
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—IN'S; —YM; —YMS, 94.
Et Voos'tey, v. hath, &c., roused, &c.
Ira Voostey'r, s. therouser.
Yn VooTS, s. the boot.
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JBr Vordrai'l, v. hath. Sic, afforded. F
Nyn VoRT, s. your, &c, ability. F
V'ORT, p. p. on thee ; — s, id. em.
CAa VosHL or Voshil, v. not open; —agh ;
Er Vos'ley, v. hath, &c., opened. F
VraYos'sAX, s. the -wort. B
Vou, p. tliOu wert ; — ys, id. em.
Er Vou'daghey, p. hath, &c., become damaged
or unsound. -p
E Vou'deeid, s. his unsoundness. F
VovE, p.p. fromihem — ; syv, id. em.
Yn Vouix, s. the stays or bodice. B
Yn Voci'xAGH, s. the long waist. B
Yn VouLT, s. the bolt or mutton. B. M
VOULT, V. did bolt —agh — ; ; in ; —YM ; —YS, 94B
Dy Voul'tal, v. .to bolt. B
Ho Voul'tit, a. too bolted. B
Ro VouYR, a. too deaf. B
Dy Votjy'ragh, v. to deafen. B
Er Touy'raghey, v. hath, &c., deafened. B
VRA 179
Vn Vouv'rav orVouRAN, s. the person a little
deaf, the deaf diminutive creature; Jer.M. 17.B
E Vol'yra'nys, s. his little deafness. B
'Slraane Vody'rey, a. pi. deaf women. B
Yn Vouy'reyder, s. the deafener. B
Ro Vouy'rit, a. too deafened. b
Tow, p. 144. will thou get; — s, id. em. G
Vow AD, will they get; —SY-s,id. em. G
Cha Vow, ;;. 144. not get. G
Vo\YY.M or Vo'ym, p. 144. will I get. G
My VowYM or Voym baase, before I die. G
VowYMS or Vo'yms, p. will I get; em. G
VoYLL, V. did praise; —agh; — i.v; —ins ;
—TM; —YMS; —YS, 94. M
Fir Voyl'lee, p. praisers, applauders. M
Dy Votl'ley-, v. to praise, to applaud. M
Yn Voyl'leyder, s. the praiser. M
Ro Vovl'lit, a. too praised. M
Voym, p. p. from me ; — s, id. em.
Yn VoYN, s. the heel. B
Yn VoYx'.vAce, s. the heel strap. B
Yn VoYRx, s. the pride. Prov. " Cha dennee
rienii yn voym feayraght:' M
J'eecToYF/xAGH, a. very proud. M
E Vorii'xEE, s. his proud ones. M
Vra orVRAA, s.{fTomBra) ever, used in poetry.B
Yn Vraag, s. the shoe. Prov. " Ta fys ec du
chooiltey ghooinney c'raad tan vraag gortagh
eh." B
Er Vraa'gey, v. hath, &c., shod. B
Yn Vraai.v, s. the quern. B
E Vraa.ve, s. his women or wives. M
£ Vra A R, s. his brother. B
Vraa'rey, a. d. of a brother or brothers; as, in
the song. b
Jlfy vraarey chree
She er dty chnontey ta mee soie.
Yn Vrack, s. the mackrel or trout. B
Vrack, r. did point or sharpen; —agh; — i.v;
Yn Vrac'e,