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

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CRO
be good for the healings of inward bniises.
CaoAN'sco'iDEy, s. m. a boom.
Croan'spreie', s. m. a bowsprit.
Crobag'e, s. /. a boiled claw or foot ; pi. —ys.
Croc'kax, s. m. a crock pi. —yn.
;
Croda'ne, s.m. a garnet; pl.—rs.
Croe, s. f. a coop, an iron to put under a pot
or griddle on the fire.
Crogh, v. hang, suspended ; -agh, 77;
—ee,
80; —IN, 83; —INS, 84 — ; y.M, 86; —VMS, 87 ;
—YS, 88.
'ee, a. d. of hanging or suspension.
'ey, v. hanging, suspending.
. 'eyder, s.m. a hanger; pl.—YS.
'it, 85. hung or hanged.
Croi'agut, s. /. incest; Liv. xviii. 17-
Croi'aghtagh, «. incestous.
Croink, s. pi. hills, mounts. See also Crink
Isa. xli. 15.
Croit, s. f. a croft ; pi. —yn.
Croi'yn, s. pi. nuts ; reeds.
Cron, s. m. a scar or cicatrice ; a stain ; pi. —yn.
Cron-craa'ee, s. f. aspen tree. See also Chengey
ny mraane.
Cronk, s. m. a hill, or mount, or knock. See
Crank for the latter.
CRU
Croo'bid, s. m. lameness.
CRoo'nAGH, s. m. Creator. This word is used
by the translator of the Manks Paradise Lost.
fercroo, I think, is the most proper term,
wliich see.
Crooin'ney, s. m. creation, the earth. This
orthography is used Exod. xxxiv. 10.
Croo'it, 85. created.
Crosh, s. /. across or crucifix; a hand reel;
the figure of a cross sent round the parish by
the Captain to assemble the people ; pi. —yn.
Crosh,!'. cross, thwart; —agh, 77; —ee, 80;
Crosh'ey, a. d. of the cross.
Cros'san, s. m. coral; pi. —tn.
Cros'ee, v. will, &c. cross, &c.
Cros'ey, !•. crossing, intersecting, crucifying.
Crost, 85. thwarted, cancelled.
Crou, s. f. a horse shoe or the shoe of a beast
the iron band on the felloe of a wheel ; the pi.
of the former is —yn, and the latter —ohyn,
1 Kings, vii. 33.
Croo, v. shoe ; —agh, 77
Cronk-keeillow'n, s. m. John's Church-hill
or the hiU of John's Church ; called also Tynwald
HUl ; is situate about three miles from
Peel, in the parish of German, on the main
road to Douglas. No doubt but the latter part
of this word is a corruption of Ean or Yuan
(John). This is the hUl or mount on which
the constituted authorities promulgate aU
their Statute Laws, in Manks and English, to
the people.
Cron.v, i>. descry, discern, perceive ; —agh, 77;
—EE, 80; —IN, 83; —INS, 84; —YJI, 86)
—YMS, 87 ; —YS, 88.
Cron'nag, s. m. a round top on the mast of a
vessel, the crosstree ; s. f. a rock that caii be
seen before low water pi. — yn.
;
Cron'naghey, v. discovereth, discovering, discerneth,
&c.
Cron'nal, a. evident,' visible, obvious, conspicuous,
manifest; eminent, notable, plain, famous.
Cron'ney, s. m. portion, fate, destiny.
Cron'neyder, s. m. a descrier or discerner.
Cron'nit, 85. discerned, descried.
Cront, s.m. a knot; v. id.; —agh, 77 ; —be,
80 ; _iM 83 ; —INS, 84 ; —IT, 85 ; -Y.M, 86 ;
—YMS, 87; —YS, 88.
'agh, a. knotty, full of knots.
'At, a. knotting, binding with a knot.
ki'one-kiar'k, s. m. a knot made by put
ting the two ends together as if one, and turning
a knot on.
fid'deragh, «. ni. a weaver's knot.
'id, s. in. knottiness or knottedness.
'it, 85. knotted.
Croo, v. crawling in grubs, maggots, or vermin.
CROOor—ACHT, s. creation; v. create; —agh,
77; —BE, 80; —IN, 83: — l.vs, 84; —YM, 86;
—YMS, 87 ; —YS, 88.
Croo'ac, s. /. a grub or maggot; pi. —yn.
Croo'bagh, a. lame, crippled; s. m. a lame
animal; pi. 71
; —ee, 80 ; —in, 83
—INS, 84; —YM, 86; —YMS, 87; —YS, 88.
Crout, s. /. a trick, craft, stratagem.
Crout'agh, a. crafty, trickish, cunning, subtle;
s. m. a crafty subtle person; pi. 71 ; Job, v. 12.
Crout'id, s. m. 89- craftiness, cunningness.
Crouw, s. f. a bunch growing on one stem or
stalk ; a clue pi. —yn or —ohyn.
;
Crow, v. hover; —agh, 77; —ee, 80; —in, 83:
—INS, 84 ; —YM, 86 ; —YMS, 87 ; —YS, 88.
Crow'al, v. hovering, craving.
Crow'altagh, s. tn. a craver, a claimant, a
dunner; pi. 71.
Crow-chey't, s. /. the herb bird's foot.
Croym or*CROYMM,». bow, bend, stoop,- —agh,
77 ; —EE, 80 ; —EY, 82 ; —IN, 83 ; —INS, 84 ;
—YM, 86; —YMS, 87; —YS, 88.
Croym'.meyder, s. jn. one that bows or stoops.
Croym'mit, 85. bowed, stooped, bent downwards.
Cruil'lagh, a. having a cur*-e or curves, curvy.
Crlin or Cring, a. close, compact.
Dy Cruin, adv. closely, compactly.
Cruin, s. pi. masts.
Cruinag, s. m. crown of a hat; pi. —yn.
Cruin'lagh, s. m. an orbit; pi. 72.
Cruinn, a. round; Psl. xcviii. 8 ; v. close, compact,
besiege ; —agh, 77 ; —ee, 80 ; —in, 83 :
-INS, 84 ; —YM, 86; —y.MS, 87; —YS, 88.
Cruin'naghey, v. closing, making compact,
besieging.
Cruin'ney, s. to. a globe, orb or sphere, the
earth as it is one ; pi. 67.
Cruin'nid, s. m. closeness, compactness.
Cruin'nit, 85. closed made compact, besieged,
surrounded.
Cruint, s. pi. knots ; the pi. of Cront.
Crcisht or Crlishtin, s. to. a pitcher or pail;
pi. -YN.
Cruit'tag, s. /. a hump backed person pi. —yn.
;
Cruit'taoh, a. crooked or hump backed ; Lev.
xxi. 20.
Crcit'tid, 5. m. humpishness.
Crum'meevn, s.pl. snails; the pi. of Crammag.