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

This letter is radical In all words under it when
it is initial, except a few from F.
IcK, UicK, or AuiCK, s. /. a creek or gullet. In
looking over Dr. Borlase's vocabulary of the
Cornish language, (which is now nearly extinct,)
I found a word which exactly answers
to our Ghaw, Giau, Giiick, or Giuag, a creek
or gullet. There are not less than nine places
in the south of this Island, the names of whicli
end in ick, viz.—Fleshiik, Spoldrick, Parwick,
Dressick, Saundrick, Grenick, Soderick, Pollick,
and Gurwick.
Id, s. This, in the Maiiks, is only an ending
syllable to adjectives, and makes them substantives
; its meaning is, for the most part,
the same as the English ness. See 89, &c.
Idd, s. pi. nests ; Psl. civ. 1"; hats, Dan. iii. 21.
Idd, a. d. of nest or nests, of hat or hats.
Id'leb or Id'lev, s. m. a string. Perhaps from
a hat string.
Ii/liam, s. m. WUliam.
Il'lish, s.f. the handle or loop in a cree/, hand
basket, or reticule pi. ; —vx.
Im'bagh, s. VI. season pi. —yn.
;
Imbaghoi'l, a. seasonable.
Imbaghoi'lid, s. m. seasonableness.
Im'bea, s. carriage, character, conduct. No
doubt a contraction of Immeeaght-bea.
Im'bee, a. d. of the season or seasons.
87:
IT, 85 ;
5. the fine of groats ; the strange sheep
to be turned off.
Er ntj Im'laghey, v. hath, &c. been humbled.
Im'lee, a, humble, not proud.
Im'lbeid, s. m. humbleness, humility.
Imleig', s.f. navel; pi. —yn.
Tm'leyder, s. m. a brewer ; pi. —tn.
Im'lit, 85, humbled; brewed.
Im'man, s. m. a drove ; pi. —yn ; r. drive ;
—AGH, 77; —EE, 80; —IN, 83; —INS, 84;
Im'managh, s. m. a driver; pi. 71.
Im'manit, 85. driven, drove.
Im'mee, v. i. go, begone, —agh, 77, &c.
Im'meeaght, v. going, acting.
Tm'meeit or Immit, 85. gone.
Im'mvr, s. f. a bed or butt of land, as many
furrows as are put together between the ending
furrows, a bed of seed in a garden.
Imnea', s. m. anxiety, solicitude, concern, uneasiness
for any thing ; pi. —yn, or —ghyn.
Imne'agh, a. anxious, solicitous, uneasy ; Mat.
vi. 23.
D^ Imne'agh, adv. anxiously, &c.
Imne'ays, s. to. anxiousness, anxiety.
Imraa', v. mention, rehearse, speak of, repeat;
. 77; , 80;
— YM, 86; — Y!
Imraa,der, s.m. a mentioner, &c.
Imraa'it, 85. mentioned, spoken.
Im'raghyn, s. pi. land.s or beds.
JvVnTN, s. pi. braind. See also Enngtyn.
IRR
Ing'agh, s. f. a train of nets ; pX. 72.
Ing'an, «. m. an anvU; pi. —yn.
Ing'an, s. to. the issue, increase, or offspring of
slieep, cattle, fowls, &c.; Job, xxxix. 2;
pi. -yn.
Ing'ee, a.d. of a train or trains of nets.
Ing'in, s. /. the naU of a finger or toe, a hoof.
Dy Ing'ney, v. to cut with the naUs or hoofs.
Ing'ney, a. d. of the nail or nails, or hoof.
Ing'nit, 85. cut with nails or hoofs.
Ing'yr, s. f. pus, ichor, corrupted matter of a
Ixg'yragh, a. pussy, ichorous, gathering pus.
Ing'yragh, a. d. of pus or curruption.
Dy Ing'yraght, v. to gather pus or matter, to
Injeig', s. f. a pringle, a paddock, a small enclosure
of land; pi. —YN.
In.-eig'agh, a. being in pringles, &c.
In'jil, a. low, not high.
*lN'jiL'.orlNJiLLEE, !'. make low, lowBT; —Ac.n,
Dy IN'GILI '
jection.
In'jili.id, s. m. Icwness, d
In'jillit, 85. made low, abased, humbled, depressed.
In'nagh, s. m. woof cr weft. Prov. " Lhig
da'n hinagh ihie er y chicne s'jerree."
In'nee, a. d. daughter of, girl of.
Innee'n, s. f. daughter, girl ; pi. —yn.
YN DAA vraar, s. pi. two brothers'
daughters.
YN MAC, s. pi. sons' daughter"?.
—— YN iNNEEN, s.pl. daughters' daughters.
YN BRAAR AS SHUYR, s. brother and
sister's daughters.
YN DAA HUYR, s. pi. two sistcrs' daughters.
YN MAC, s. son's daughters.
iNNEY-vEY't, s. /. a maid or girl that is hired
for wages, a handmaid; 1 Kings, iii. 20.
In'nyd, s. /. lent. See Laa-innyd.
INSH, V. tell or announce ; —agh, 77 ; — ee, 80
—ys, 88. Prov. " Nagh insh dou ere va mee,
agh insh dou ere ta mee."
Insh'e\t)er, s. m. a teller, one who announces.
Insh'it, 85. told, announced.
Insh'ley, a. d. of lowness or low ; Cheu ny
inshley (the low side).
Insh'lid, s. m. lowness. A corruption of Jnjillid.
Ir-choyr'x.ee, s. counsellors. F
Irk, s. pi. young pigs; thep/. of Ark.
E Ir-oi'k, s. his officers. F
—INS, 84; —YM, 86;' —YMs/s?/ —Ys', 88'.
Prov. " Eshyn Ihieys marish moddee, irrys eh
marish jarganyn."
Ir'rbe, s. /. a passion, a rising.
Irree-mao'h, s. a rebellion; pl.—vn.
Irree-nt-grbin'net, s. m. the rising of the