Intro. xxii.100 Useful Verbs. Manx - English. Flashcards by Rob Teare

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gaase

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growing / becoming

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gimman

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driving

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gobbragh

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working

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goll

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going

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goll (dys)

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going (to)

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geearree

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wanting (to)

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snaue

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swimming / crawling

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gaase

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growing

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poosey

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marrying

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jannoo

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doing

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troggal

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raising / lifting

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toiggal

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understanding

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geaishtagh

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listening

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shooyl

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walking

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screeu

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writing

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lhiggey er dy ve

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pretending to be

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keayney

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crying

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çheet

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coming

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loayrt

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speaking

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cur (da)

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giving (to)

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cur geill (da)

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paying attention (to)

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mongey

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smiling

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smooinaghtyn

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thinking

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dellal

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dealing / doing business

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tannaghtyn

remaining / staying

fuirraghtyn (rish)

waiting (for)

fuirraghtyn

staying

cur yn olk er

annoying

cummal

living at a property / holding / keeping

cloie

play

gee

eating

greimmey

biting / grabbing / gripping

gounsternee

barking

gra

saying

cosney

earning / winning / getting

scapeil

escaping

ginsh da

telling (to)

jeeaghyn (er)

looking (at) / watching

ceau

spending / throwing

shappal

shopping

coagyragh

cooking

lhaih

reading

markiaght

riding

cadley

sleeping

quaaley

sewing

jeeaghyn er

watching

girree

rising / getting up

cur lesh

bringing

jarrood

forgetting

gyllagh

shouting

coayl

losing

cosney

winning / earning

scuirr veih

stopping / ceasing

shassoo

standing

soie

sitting

cooinaghtyn

remembering

geddyn

finding / getting

briaght (jeh)

asking (of)

freggyrt

answering

goaill

taking

gimmeeaght

departing

faagail

leaving

lhiggey (da)

allowing / letting

cur

putting

giu

drinking

lhie

lying (down)

fosley

opening

dooney

closing

cliaghtey

practising

speeiney

peeling

giarrey

cutting

glenney

cleaning

skeabey

sweeping

croghey

hanging

brishey

breaking

mooghey

extinguishing

laccal

wanting (to) (alternative to *gearree* )

shirrey son

looking for / searching for

kionnaghey

buying

moylley

praising / recommending

ratçhal

racing

gennaghtyn

feeling

çhyndaa

turning

fakin

seeing

clashtyn

hearing

lheim

jumping

deayrtey

pouring / spilling

goaill toshiaght

starting / beginning

gynsaghey

learning / studying

gynsaghey da

teaching (to)

goaill arrane

singing

geddyn magh

finding out

gaarlaghey

preparing

markiaght

riding

bishaghey

developing / progressing

goaill soylley (jeh)

enjoying

goaill boggey (jeh)

celebrating

fakin

seeing

goaill

taking

geamagh (er)

calling (eg; making a phonecall)