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

EOY
Eiy'styr, .S-. m. a halter, a tie pi. —yn.
;
El'gys, s. /. spite, choler, fierceness.
El'oysagii, a. spiteful, spitefuUy Mat. xxli. ; 6 :
choleric, fierce; s. m. a spiteful person pi. 'I.
;
El'lao, s. f. hicicup or hiccough; pi. —Y^f.
Ellag aase as Ellag y vaase.
EL'LA^f, s. /. an island pi. —yn.
;
EL'tANAGH, s. m. an islander; pi. 71-
El'lev, pro. and adv. other, another, else.
Aght-elley (otherwise).
El'lyn, s. /. manners, behaviour, communica-
E Emb, s. his want, his need, or necessity. F.
Em'shir or Emshyr, .t. /. weather, seasonable
weather. From Imbafch (a season).
Emshiro'il, a. seasonable, opportune.
Emshiro'ilid, s. 7)1. seasonableness.
My *En or Enys, v. if ask or enquire —agh ;
;
F.
My *End or Endys, v. if defend; — .vgh; -
Dy Endeil', v. to defend.
Vty Endeil'aoh, s. thy defender pi. ; 71.
Dly Endeil'ys, s. thy defence.
Enee, a. d. of presence ; as, Kione-eiiee.
E En'ish, s. his presence.
*Enm or En'mbe, v. name — ; .-voh, ; 77 — ee
En'mby, a. d. of a name or names.
En'myn, s. pi. names, epithets, appellations.
En'mys, s. m. as much as that it could be
named, a little more than nothing: : "• name ;
as, Enmys y Ihiannoo shoh (name this child) ;
—AGH, 77; —IN, S3; —INS, 84; — YM, 86
Ex'mysit, 85. named, nominated, called by
Enn or Enney, v. to know or have knowledge of.
Per En'nagh, a. (pronounced Ehnnagh,) some
one ; red ennagh (something;)
*Enn or En'nbe, v. feel; —agh, 77; — eb, 80;
—IN, 83; —INS, 84; —YM, 86; —YMS, 87;
—YS, 88.
Dy En'naght, v. to feel, to perceive by touch.
En'naghtyn, s. m. feeling, sympathy; pi. — yn.
En'naghtyn-booisai., .«. m. grateful feeling,
gratitude.
En'nal, s. f. breath; pi. — vx.
En'nalagh'; a. d. ofthebFeath.
En'nbe, a. identical; as, yn dooimiey shen ennee
(that identical man).
En'nbbyn, s. pi. brains. This word has no
singular in the Manks.
En'ney, s. m. knowledge, as respects knowing
one person, place, thing, &c., from another.
For the more extensive meaning of the word
knowledge, see Tushtey.
En'neydeb, s. m. a feeler; pi. —yn.
En'nit, 85. felt.
Ennoil', a. endearing, beloved.
Ennoii-'id or Ennoilys, s. m. endearment, love.
En'nym, s.m. name, epithet, appellation; pi.
see Enmyn.
EoYLL or Eoyl'lee, v. dung,
77; —EE, 80; —IN, 83; —IN
—YMS, 87 ;
—YS, 88.
D>/ Eo'
ERG
r Eoyl'i, dung o
Eoyi.'lev, s. /. dung, manure, ordure, muck,
excrement; pi. 67.
Eoyl'leyder, s. m. one that dungs, &c. pi —tn.
;
Eoyl'lit, 85. dunged, manured.
E.I, pre. on ; p. p. on him or on it ; —syv, id.
em. WHien an adjunct, prefixed to verbs, means
hath, have, having, has, had, hast, hadst, &c.
It is also a contraction of Per, after feminines.
En, in. on, of incitement.
Er-a'ggle, adv. for fear, lest. Er is sometimes
translated, for, as in this word, though more
literally it should be, on.
Er-ash', adv. to appear after being hid, hidden
or concealed ; to become damp, as such things
as have salt in them, will in moist weather
in Ez. xvii. 9, it means, prosper.
Er-bast'al, ad. past, past all.
Fer Erbee, a. any one ; mas cre-erbee (what-
Erbey' or Erde', adv. because, lit. on cause.
Er-can'noo, a. enamoured, dotingly fond ; Ez.
xxiii. 12.
Er-chea', v. fleeing, fled ; roie-er-chea (retreating).
Er-chee'-goll, adv. about to go; er-chee dy
yannoo (about to do, about to act).
Er-chbil'tyn. See Cheiltyn.
Dty Er-coonbb, s. thy helper. F.
Er-coon'tey, adv. on account.
Yn Er-crau'ee-oalsey, s. tn. the hypocrite;
Job, xxxiv. 30. F.
Er-creau', 7'. trembling, shuddering, quivering;
Hab. iii. 16.
Er-draie', v. hath, &c. abated, ebbed, &c.
Er-droai'lt, v. hath, &c. travelled.
Er-dty-hwoa'ib, adv. on thy look out, on thy
aware or alert.
Er-dwooaib', a. determined to resist.
', adv. p. above thee ; — s, id. em.
Er-e
Er-dy', adv. ago.
Er-dy-hen'ney, adv. since that, since then, ago.
Er-dy-rieau, adv. from eternity, for the ever
which is past, all the time that hath been. See
Er-ei'gin or E'oin, s. on force ; Jud. xx. 5.
Er-e-skyn, adv p. above him; — s, id. em.
Er-e-hon', p. p. for him, for it. Prov. " Dy
chooilley ghooinney er e Hon hene, as Jee son
ooilley."
Er-e-son', p. p. for her.
Er-eiyr't, v. following after, pursuing after;
Er-fen'niu, adv. furiously, fiercely.
Er-fload', adv. on float, afloat.
Er-ger'rey, a. nigh, at hand, at a short dis-
Er-ghlee, v. a breaming. A sow pig is said to
be so when she wants the boar.
Er-gholl', v. hath, &c. gone; when after Fa,
had, &c. gone.
Er-giyn', a. next after ; laa er giyn (the day
after) ; on again ; Luke, vii. U
Er-gooi'l or Er-gooy'i., adv, in arrear, behind
hand, beliind.