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

CHR
Yn Chra'ideyder, s. the mocker, &c. C.
Feer Chraidoi'lagh, adv. very scoffingly.
Chraie, a. d. of clay or marl. C.
Feer Uhkai'eagh, a. very clayey. C.
Chhaisht, v. did squeeze. TLiis word ought
to be writteu Hraast ; but as it occurs in
Jiid. vi. oS, I have inserted it. T.
Yn Chrait'nag, s. the bat. C
Chrait'nagh, a. d. of skiu or skius; as
oUan chriitnagh. C
Yn Chraiu, s. the crow-bar. C
Yn Chraiu'aig, s. what is fallen in a ruinous
state. C
Yn Cheam'mag, s. the snail. C.
Yn Chram'man, s. the lump, the bulb or
buttou. C
Feer Chram'managh, a. very lumpy. C
By Chram'maney, v. to bulb, &c.
Yn Chramp, s. the plague. C,
Feer Chramp, a. very intricate. U,
Yn Chrap'lag, s. the wrinkle or crumple. C.
Chrapl or Chraplee, v, did crumple oi
wrinkle —agh — ; ; ee —:in. 94. C.
J)y Chrap'ley, r. to wrinkle or crumple. C.
Yn Chratch, s. the crib, the stall. C.
Yn Chraue, s. the bone; Prov. " Myr
sn it'ss^i/jia 's chra iie.s'iTijlJey^yn eiU." C
"^Feer tlHR'AC'EAGH',' a.' veVy Bony. C.
Feel Chra'uee, a. very religious, pious, &c.
Chreiu, V, did ruin or crush.
IN — ; ins; ins; —yms; — ys, 94.
Yn Chreiu'eydeb, s. the ruiner, &c.
Yn Cheem, s. the defect or sore.
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i^t'HRA'UEEAGHT, s. his religion or holiness.
Yn Chraoe-fee'agh, s. the scali crow. C.
Yn Chrauxsh, s. the crush with teeth. C.
Chreo? or Chreogh, v. did harden.
Yn Chreoig'heyder. s. the hardener.
Yn Chretoo'r, the creature.
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Yn Chray, s. the clay or marl.
Yn Chrea, s. the creed, faith or belief.
Yn Chreagh, «. the furrow.
Yn Chreagh, s. the stack.
C. Chribb, v. did cringe, contract, or shrink,
C. —AGH ; —EE ; — IN — ; ins — ; it, 94. C.
C. Yn Chrib'ban, s. the curb. C.
C. By Chrib'bey, v. to contract or shrink. C.
Yn Chreagh'lagh, s. the sage. C. -RoChbib'bidjagh,*!. too niggardly or stingy.
E Chrea'yn, s. his ague. C. Cheie or Chraa, r. did shake, shook ; Acts.
Chreck, v. did sell, sold —agh, ; 94. C. xii. 17. C.
Yn Chreck'eyder, s. the seller. C. Bo Chriet, 85, too shook or shaken.|j C.
Yn Chred, s. the hem, &c. See Kred. K. E Chrink or Chroink, s. pi. his hills. C.
*Chred or Chreid, v. did believe or believed
—agh ; ;— al ; in ; ins, 94 C.
Ft ny Chred'jal, v believed on. C.
E Chred'jalee or Chredjuee, s. •pi. his
Yn Chriy, s. the gallows. C.
Yn Chboae, s, the eye of a needle, &c. C.
Yn Chroag, s. the fang, talon, or clutch. C.
Y?( Chroaga'ne, s. the crook. C.
believers. C. Yn Chroag'han, «. the clegg or gadfly. C.
Yn Chred'juagh, s. the believer. C. /'eer Chroaga'ne AGH, a. very full of crooks. C
Yn Cred'jue, s. the faith, or belief. Cre'n F«Chroag'lagh,«. the handful in contempt.
chredjut t'ehjeh (what religion or faith is Yn Chroan or Chron, s. the mast. C.
he of.) C.
Chredj or Chredjys, v. belive —agh ;
;
— IN ;— INS ; — IT —ym ; ; yms, 94. C.
Yn Chrobage', s. the claw.
Yn Chrock'an, s. the crock.
Yn Cheodane', s. the gurnet.
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Yn Chree, s. the heart.
Chree'agh, a. d. of the heart;
C.
as, trome
Yn Chroe, s. the pen or coop. C.
Chrogh, v. did hang or hung; —agh —
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chreeagh (heavyheartedor heavy of heai-t); IN ; ys, 94.. C.
or, citing chreeagh (sick of heart.) C. Fer 'ee, s. a hangman.
Yn Chree'ar, s. the sieve, scarce or bolter. By 'ey, v. to hang or suspend.
Chree'ar, v. did sift or sifted ; —agh ; Yn 'EYDER, s. the hanger.
IN ; — IN3 ; — IT ; tm ; yms ; ys, 94. C. Yn Chroi'aqht, s. the incest.
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CHR
Dy Chree'arey, v. to sift or searce.
Yn Chree'areydeb, s. the sifter.
Feer Chree'abt, a. very much sifted. C.
By Chreed'lagh, r. to shrug or scrub.
Bo Chbeen, a. too ripe, withered or mature.
C.
*Chreen or Chreenee, v. did ripen, «&c.
agh ; AGHEY ; — YS, 94.
E Chree'naght, s. his wisdom. C.
/"ee?- Chree'ney.i. very wise.
Bo Chreent, 85, too withered.
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C.
Feer Chree-oi'l, a. very hearty or full of
spirits.
E Chree-oi'lid, s. his heartiness.
My Chree's, s. my heart, em.
C.
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Fiiill Chreest, s. blood of Christ. C.
Yn Chrees'tee, s. the christian. C.
Yn Chree'steeagbt, s. the Sacrament of
the Lord's Supper.
E Chree'steeaght, s. his Christianity.
Yn Chreg, s. the rock.
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Feer
Ya
'gagh, a. very rocky.
'gan, s. the rocky place.
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Sheean 'gey, a. d. the noise or sound of
the sea on rocks, of the rock or rocks. C.
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