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

yn Vreid, s. the veil. B
Vreig, v. did coax or coaxed; —agh ; —in;
—INS ; —VM ; —YMS ; — VS, 94. B
Dy Vreig'ey, v. to coax. B
Yn Vreig'eyder, s. the coaxer. B
Ro Vreig'it, a. too coa.Ked. B
D^ Vreill 00, that thou keep." This word is
also spelled Reayll and Vreayll. F
Er Vreil'ley, v. hath, &c. kept. F
Vreim, v. did break wind behind; —agh;
—in; —IXS; —ym; —YMS; —YS, 94. B
Dy Vreim'aragh, v. to fart. B
y« Vreim'eyder, s. the farter. B
Yn Vrelm'in, s..the stinking fellow. B
Vrasn or Vrasneb, v. did provoke, stimulate,
or affront, did exasperate; —agh ; — ix
Er Vras'naghey, v. hath, &i'.. provoked, &c. B
Glaare Vras'nee, a. d. provoking, or affronting
language, &c.
B
Vy Vras'nev, v. to provoke or exasperate. B
V'n'VRAs'NEyDER, s. the provokcr, &c. B
Ro Vras'nit, a. too provoked, &c. B
Yn Vrea'dagh, s. the swingletree. B
Yn Vreao, s. the lie. B
Feer VREA'cA(iH, a. verj-lying. B
Yn Vrea'gerey, s. the Uar. B
JSr'VREA'oEY, V. hath, &c. lied ; Jo7in, viii. 44.B
Ernyn\REA.Yth, v. hath, &c, been kept ; Est.
ix. 28. F
Er Vreayl'i.ey, e. hath, &c.kept; Nah.i. 7- F
Vreb, v. did kick or kicked; —agh; —in;
-ins; -tmj -y.MS; —YS, 94. B
Yn Vrein, s. the womb. B
Ro Vrbinn, a. too stinking or nasty. B
Er Vreix'naoh or Vrein'naghey, v. hath, &c.
si unk or become stinking. B
I'kVrein'ney, s. the part that hangs under the
belly of a brood goose. B
Dj/ Vein'nid, s. of nastiness, stink. B
Yn Vreish'ag, s. See radical Dreishag.
Yn Vrelei'g, s. See Breleig.
Yn Vrelleein', s. the sheet. B
Yn Vrel'lish, s. the ale wort. B
1"«Vreneen', s. the mote or atom. B
Feer Vreneen'agh, a. very full of motes, &c. B
Yn Vret'nagh, s. the Welshman. B
E Vret'nee, s. his Welsh people. B
I'n'VRET'xisH, s. the Welsh language. B
Cheer Vret'yn, s. the Welsh country, Wales. B
Vrey, v. did calve, lay, yean, &c. Vehr is the
word used in common talk; —agh; —ee;
—ys, 94.
B
*Vri or Vrie, v. did enquire, ask or enquired
Yn Vran'lai'o, s. the breach on a shore. B
VnVRAN'LETCAN, s. the staggers. B
D^ Vran'lky, v. to fallow. B
Yn Vranleyder, s. the fallowcr. B
BoVran'lit, a. too fallowed. B
Vrans, p. did dash; —agh; —in; —ins;
—TM; —YMS; —VS, 94. B
Vt/ Vrans'ey, v. to dash; Isa. xiii. l6. B
E Vrash, s. his brace. B
Yn Vrash'lagh, s. the charlock ; the crupper. B
Yn Vras'nao, s. the brand. B
Yn Vreb'ag, s. the kiln without a roof; the
certain posture to warm.
B
Tly Vreb'al, v. to kick, B
Yn Vreb'an, s. the small kick, or what is left of
dirt by a kick.
B
Peer Vrkb'anagh, a. very full of dirt by kicks.B
Yn Vreb'eyder, s. the one who kicks. B
Ko Vreb'it, a. too much kicked. B
Yn Vreck, s. the smallpox. B
Feer Vreck, a. very spotted, variegated, &c. B
Yn VRECK'i-AGn, s. the something very spotted.B
Feer Vred'dagb, o. very thievish. B
E Vred'did, s. his thievishness or theft. B
Yn Vree, «. the steam or vigour, &c. B
Vrkeab or * Vreearr, v. did vow, vowed,
swear; —AOH — ; in; —ins; ym; *"*;
-vs, 94.
E Vreear'rby, s. his vow. B
Yn Vreear'reyder, s. the one who vows. B
Ro Vreear'rit, a. too vowed. B
Yn Vreeck, s. the brick. B
rn Vreen or Vreenid, s. the sultriness. B
Feer ATrebn'ach, a. very sultry. B
Vrebn'ey, a. pi. sultry. B
Yn Vreeoc'kle, s. the vowel. B
Feer Vrbeoi'l, a. very vigorous, &c. B
OieV Vreesh'ey, s. Brede or Bridget's night or
vigil.
I
Yn Vreo, s. the lie ; 1 Kings, xui. 8. »
Feer Vre'gaoh, See Vreagagh. B
Vkbid, v. did veil or veiled —agh ; —in —ins ; ; :
—YM -VMS-, —YS, 94; 2 Kings, vi. 30. B
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—agh ; —IN ; —INS ; —YM ; —YMS ; —YS, 94 B
Er Vri'aght, v. hath, &c., enquired or asked. B
E Vrich'yn, s. his breeches. B
E Trick, s. his trouts or mackrels. B
7?o A'^RiET, a. too enquired or asked. B
Vrish, v. did break or broke; —agh; —in;
Er Vrish'ey, v. hath, &c., broke or broken. B
Er Vrishev-pog'sey, v. hath, &c., committed
adultry, literally broke marriage. B
Yn Vrisu'eyder, s. the breaker. B
Ro Vrisht, a. too broken. B
Feer Vrish'tagh, a. very brittle. B
yre Vriw, s. the judge or deemster. B
Er Vriw'nys, v. hath, &c., judged. B
£ Vriw'nyssyn, s. his judgments. B
Vroach, v. did tap^ —agh; —in; —ins;
—ym; —YMS; —ys.
B
Dy Vuoacheil, v. to broach or tap. B
yraVROACH'BY, s. the roll of y,ain or thread. B
Yn Vroach'eyder, s. the tapper. B
Ro Vroach'it, a. too tapped. B
Yn Vroc, s. the badger. B
Yn Vrock, s. the oits. B
Vrock, v. did make ort or refuse of; —agh —ysB
;
Dy Vrock'ey, v. to make orts of. B
Yn Vrock'il or Vogh'ii,, s. the breast or collar ;
as, eilley vroghil, (breast armour).
B
E Vboce'lin, «. his foie parts for a waistcoat, b