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

DEA
together before sent to the mill to be
cleaned pl. Deayill.
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Deam, v. 8. did cry out. See Deie. E.
X)eam, r, project or jut; —agh, 77
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Da'ney, a. bold, daring. See also Daaney. Deam'ee, a, d. of projection.
Daxgey'b or rather Danjeyb, s. in. danger, /EY, s. m. a projection ; pl. 67.
hazard. See Cltigeen.
'EYDER, s. m. a projector, &c.
DAJfJEY'RAGH, a. dangerous, hazardous,
Danjey'rid, s. m. dangerousness.
Er Dan'xagh or Er Daskaghtyn, v. hath,
'IT, 8-5. projected, jutted.
Dean, s. m. 7. a goal or mark pl. —yn.
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Deayl'lee, v. 8. didlime, limed. E.
&c., continued, remained, abode, &c. T. Deayr'ee, V. did cool, or become Jess warm. F.
Nyn Das'xys, your, &c. tenantry or tenants. Deayrt, r. spill, pour; agh, 77 —ee, ; 80;
Dansoo'b, 1-. answered or replied. A —IN, 83; —INS, 84; yms, 87; — ys, 88.
Nyn Dap'pey your, &c. temperature of
'ey', r. spilling, pouring pl. 67.
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temper. T.
'eit)eb, s. m. a spiller, pourer,
Dark or Darkee, v. did wait or waited. F.
'it, 8.5. spilled, poured.
Darr, r. lasted ordidlast; 2 C/tro«xxix.'^8.F. Deaysh'il, v. did untie, set at liberty.
Dar'rag, s./. a fishing line made of black Nyn Deayst, s. your, &c. dough.
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hair snooids ; a beam ; Mat. vii. 3. Cha *DEAYSTNorDEAYST'NEE,t;. not knead ;
Dar'ragh, s. m. oak : a. d. oaken. —agh ; —IN ; — INS —ym. ; 94. T.
Dar'rag H oo, v. wouldst thou come, or go. Er Deayst'ney, v. hath, &c. knealed. T.
See 62. Ch. Deb'ejagh, a. 7. desperate. A low word.
Dar'ree, r, shifted or did shift, remove or Ded'drymmee, v. 8 did lighten or make
did remo ve or shift, is used for Z'nr;'( last). A lighter in weight. E.
Dar'reyd^r, s. m. a door keeper, a porter. Dedge, s.f. 7. something clever.
Dar'rin, p. would I come, or would I go D'ee, v. 8. did eat, ate ; Mat. xiii, 4. E.
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1 Cor. iv. 18 ; — s, id. em. Ch. Dee or Didee,s./,7. a play thing for a child.
Dash, s. m a bulk or heap built up ,pl.— yx. Deeal, v. 8. did beat, beat or bet. Y.
Dasht 00, V. wilt thou keep or treasure ;
aga ; — EE ; — IN ; — iss —ym — ; ; yms ;
Ys, 94. T.
Deear'ree, v. did desire or desired. E.
Deeas'see, v. did lend, lent, borrwed. E.
Deeast or Deeast'ee, v, did fish or catch
Nyn DASH'TAGHYN,s.p/.your&c. treasures. T fish. E.
Das'is or Das'see, did winnow, winnowed. T Deebb or Dee'beeEjV. did banish, banished,
C/ia Dast, v. not heed, or not led to be dill drive away, compel to quit expeUed.E.
mindful, or pay attention to j — agh — Deeck, v. did pay, paid.
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iN'i— ISS ; — YM ; --YMS — ; ys, 94. T. DEGNorDEGiNEE,r.didforce, SeeDeigfn.E.
Nyn DAs'TEY,s.your,&c. notice, heed, &c, T. Deher'bee, s. f. destruction by fire,
Das'tyb, v. did extirpate or root out. A. Deie, r. shouted or did shout or call. E.
Da'syn, p. em, of JJa, which see.
Nyn Dejgh,s. your, &c. hatchet pl.—yn.T.
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Datt, V. did swell, swelled.
Deign or Deignee, i?. did force or compel,
Daue,^, p. tothem, for them. The pLotDct, compelled, or was obliged to comply, E.
Dade'sys, p. p, id. em.
D'EiLLorDEiLLEE, i;. did arm or equip with
*Dauxs or Dacsse, v. dance, dandle —
; armour. E.
agh, 77 ;— EE, 80 ; —is, 83 ; —ins, 84 Dei^nagh, a. wearj' fatigued.
—IT, 85 ; —YM, 86 ; —yms, 87 — ; ys, 38. Dei,ney, s. m. pl. men ; the pl. otDooinney.
Dausse, s. m. a dance pi. ; ste next word. Dei nys, s.f. wearisomeness, fatigue.
Daun'seey-n, s. pi. dances.
D'eiyb, v. drove or did drive, did follow. E.
Daunseyr', s. m. a dancer; ]jI.— yn. Dell, s.f. 7. a lever pl. —yn,
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Dayll, s.f. a dingle or dale, a valley. Dell, v. 7. deal; —agh, 77; — ee, 80; —
Nyn Dayst, s. your, &c. covetousness. S. IN, 83 ; —INS. 84 —ym, ; 86 ; —yms, 87.
Cha Dayr, v. not catch; —agh — ; in —
; AL, V. 7. dealing; pl. — yx.
INS ; —YM ; 04. See also Daare. T. EYDEB. s, m. 7. a dealer; pl. —yn.
Cha Daybn, v. not drawn —agh — ; ; in IT, 85, 7. dealed or dealt.
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— INS ; —YM ; YMS ; Ys, 94. T. Del'lid, s. m. 8. failure of sight, blindness.
Cha Dear, v. did not form or plan. E. Dend, 1-. 7 attend ; as, mannagh dtndeh (if
Cha Deaghiil, v. did not change. C, he attend not); —agh — ; in — ; iks ;
Deaisht or Deaishtee, v. did listen, —YM ; —YS, 94. T.
barkened, listened. E. Dendey'sagh, a. 8. delicate, donsy, effemi-
Deaill, s, m. 7. a quantity of dry fiax tied nate ; s. 7n a delicate or effeminate
person ; pl. 71.
Dendey'sid, s. m. delicacy, effeminacy.
De'nee, did ask or enquire, asked, &c.
Den'mys, v. nominated, named.
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