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

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Ard'-er, s. to. a chief; 1 Chron. xxvi. 10.
Ard'-ey, a. pi. high ; as, ynnydyn ardey, (liigU
places.)
Ard'-ferreill, s. to. a supreme ; 1 Pet. ii. 19.
Ard'-gheiney, s. pi. great men, men high in
power or authority.
Ard-ghex'nallys, s. to. great gladness.
Ard-ghoo', s. to. fame ; Num. xvi. 2.
Ard-oiioo'agh, a. famous, reputable.
Ard-ghooin'ney, s. to. a great man.
Ardid or Ardjid. See Yrjid.
Ard-jagh'in, s. to. an Archdeacon; pi. —vx.
Ard'-jyn, s. pi. coasts, regions.
Ard'-laa, s.m. a high day; Jo/m, xix. 31.
Ard'-lbeidagh, s. to. a captain; Josh. v. 14.
Ard'-loght, s. to. felony, capital offence;
pi. -YN.
Ard'-i.ochtagh, s. to. a felon; pi. 71.
Ard'-loghtal, a. felonious; By—, adv. feloniously.
Ard-loss'erey, s. to. ground-ivy. alehoof;
—FiRRYN, the herb archangel.
Ard-marr'agh, s. to. an admiral; pi. Tl.
Ard-nibu', s. m. a serpent; i)l. —yn.
Ard-nieu'agh, a. very venomous.
Ard-ob'bree, s. to. an arcliitect; pi. —yn.
Ard-ooas'i-ey, s. to. adoration; pi. 67.
Ard-reill' or Ard-reii-'tys. s. to. principality,
chief rule, monarchy ; pi. —yn.
Ard-reil'tagh, s. to. a monarch; joZ. 71-
Ard-sag'gyrt, s. to. high priest; pi. —yn.
ASA
Abk'ys, s. to. adversity, calamity, misfortune,
misery, disaster, distress; pi. —syn.
Abk'yssagh, a. calamitous, disasterous, distressing;
s.m. a person in distressed circumstances;
pl.yi-
Ar'mee, s.f. army; pi. —yn.
Ar'meyder, or Armyder, .?. m. an armourer, or
armour bearer ; 1 Sam. xiv. 13.
Ar'myn, s.pl. arms.
Arn, s. f. sloe ; pi. —yn. See Drineyn.
lrnane', s. to. work done in the night by candle
light. The Irish have this word for task.
Lr'pin, s. to. an apron; the herb orpine; pi.
—YN. I have written this word as it is spoken.
Arr, v. shift, remove, flit; offer; —aghey, 82,
to shift, &c.; —EB, remove; —in, S3; —ins,
84; —IT, 85 ; —YM, 86; —YMS, 87; —YS, 88.
Arr'agh, s. f. the spring, or vernal quarter ; «.
Dy Arr'aght, v. to last, or endure.
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Dy Arr'al, v. to offer, or press on.
Dy Arr'arey, v. to wake when dead.
F.
Arr'an, s. TO. bread; pi, — yn.
Arrane', «. to. a song, a hymn pi. —yn.
;
Arrane'agh, s.7n. a singer; ?j;. 71 ; ^ Chron.
xx.xv. 15.
Arrane'yder, s. to. a songster; pi. —yn.
Arrane'ys, s. to. singing.
Arr'ee, a.d. of spring; v. will last; as, arree eh
choud rish hene (it wiU last as long as liimself.)
Arr'ey, s. to. a watch; Eccl.xa.&, a cistern,
a mill-race. See Area; pi 67. —traa, a
watch, a time-piece.
ARD-soi'AGnEY, s. TO. acceptance.
Arr'eydagh, a. watcliful.
Ard-stroi'altagh, .s. to. a great waster ; Prov.
Arr'byder, s. to. a watchman; pi. —yn.
xviii. 9.
Arr'it, 85; offered; Prov." Cha row rieau cooid
Ard-vai/ley, s. to. a city; pi. 70.
arrit mie."
Ard'-sym, s. to. the principal; pi. —yn.
Arr'oo, s. m. corn; pi. —yn.
Ard-vooara'lagh, a. imperious; Ezek. xvi. 30.
Arroo'oh, s.f. the chimbof abai-rel, or tub, &c.
Ard-vygh'in, s. to. great mercy pi. —yn.
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Ard-vol'laght,s. to. an execration; Jer. xlii. IS. Arrooyri'yr, s. /. the night before last. This
Dy Ard-voyl'ley, v. to magnify, to extol.
word may be a corruption of Karroo, number,
Ard-wan'nalagh, a. stiff-necked.
the night that numbered before last night.
Ard-wooin'jer, s. to. principal ones.
Arr'yltagh, a. willing, voluntary, without any
Ard-vriv/, s. to. chancellor; Ezra,
degree of reluctance, free; Horn. v. 15, free,
iv. 17.
spontaneous ; s. to. a volunteer pi. ; 71.
Ard'-ys, A'. TO. highness; jil. —yn —reeoil,
;
Arr'yltys, s. to. compliance, willingness, readiroyal
highness.
Area or Arey, s. m. a mill-race, a passage for
Arr'ym, s. to. reverence, submission, honour,
water to a mill.
respect, obedience, solemnity.
Arc, s./. ark; p?. —yn.
Arr'ymagh, a. reverential, submissive, dutiful,
Arga'nagh, «. TO. a disputer, an arguer ; a. dis-
obedient, solemn.
putative, cavelling, contentious.
Arr'ymydagh, s. to. one that pays respect.
Arga'ne, s. to. dispute, contest, controversy.
Arr'ymyder, s. to. one to whom respect is due,
Dy Aroa'ney, v. to dispute, argue questioning,
;
an esquire.
Mark, ix. 14.
Arr'ymid, s. to. submissiveness, &c.
Arga'nys, s. disputation, contention.
Arg'id, s. to. silver, money pi. — Arr'ys, v. shaU or shalt, wiU or wilt last or
yn.
; endure.
Arg'id-agh, a. having plenty of money.
Arr'ys, s. to. repentance, penitence, son-ow for
Argid-bio', s. to. quicksUver, mercury.
Argid-laue', s. to. ready money, cash.
Arr'yssagh, a. sorrowful, sorry, penitent, peni-
Argid-buy', s. to. copper money, pence.
tential ; s. TO. a penitent person pi. ; 71-
Ark, s. /. a farrow ; a young pig.
E Arr'vsthie, s. to. his management of house
Ark'agh, a. d. of breeding young pigs, as a sow. affairs.
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Dy Ark'iaght, v. (from Farkiaght,) to wait. As, conj. and.
Ark'vuickey, s. /. a young pig. Gow ark jeh As AD, c. p. and they, and said they, or and they
dty vuck kene.
As ADSYN, c. jB. and tiiey said ; em.
Ark'yn, s./. a beast's privity.