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Oie ayns baatey-eeastee. Flashcards

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baatey-eeastee

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a fishing boat

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ren mee ceau

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I spent

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ooilley ny deiney

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all the men

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goll dy insh diu

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going to tell (to) you (pl)

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v’ad nyn lhie

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they were lying

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scooyrit

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drunk / intoxicated

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ooilley agh mee hene

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everyone except me

(all but myself)

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nagh voddagh

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that they couldn’t / so that they couldn’t

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fud ny hoie

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all night

(‘through the night’)

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gleashagh

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moving / stirring

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streeu

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attempting / striving / trying

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doostey

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waking

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ymmodee

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many

(a little stronger than ram, or lane.)

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keayrt

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once / one time

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eginit

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forced / compelled

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lhiggey dou

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letting me

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lhiggey dhyt

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letting you

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lhiggey daue

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letting them

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ayns yn ouyr

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in the autumn

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ayns yn niarragh

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in the spring

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ayns yn yeurey

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in the winter

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ayns y tourey

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in the summer

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veagh shin cliaghtey jannoo

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we used to make / we used to do

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nyn dhie

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our houses / our homes

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goan

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rare / scarce

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mysh

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about / around

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mennick

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often

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myr

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as

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wheesh

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so much

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fer jeh

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one of

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scaddan

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herring (fish)

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caart

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cart

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ersooyl

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away / gone

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cairagh

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fair / just / proper

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mainshter

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master

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coyrt

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give / put

(alternative to cur )

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sheshaght

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company / team / crew

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myrgeddin

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as well / also / too

(alternative to neesht )

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er yn oyr dy row eh er

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because he had

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dy chooilley ghooinney

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every man

(dy chooilley is stronger than dagh )

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mainshter

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master / skipper

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e hie

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his house

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yn chied oie

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the first night

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mooie

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out

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shirveish

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service / serving

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currit stiagh

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put in

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purt

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harbour / port

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er y çheer

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on the land / in the countryside

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kuse dy

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a few / a bit of

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iuit

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drunk

(as in; ‘the drink was drunk’)

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eeit

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eaten

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jannoo shiaull

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setting sail

(‘making sail’)

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lesh

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towards

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Kione Spaainey

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Spanish Head

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eairk

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a horn / a drinking horn

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nane y pheesh

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one each

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aarleyder

shamyr aarlee

gaarlaghey

aarloo

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cook / galley boy

kitchen / galley

preparing

ready

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ny laghyn shen

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those days

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faagail yn baie

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leaving the bay

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Myr shen,

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So,

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tammylt mie dy hraa

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a good while (of time)

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er ny chlastyn

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heard

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cabbane

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cabin

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ry akin

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visible / to be seen

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cullee-yerree

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stern (rear of a boat) equipment

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yn chooid elley

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the rest

(‘the other amount’)

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red erbee

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anything (at all)

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kirp marroo

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dead bodies

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va er haghyrt

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had happened

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yn un laa

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the same day

(‘the one day’)

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eisht

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then

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cur lesh

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bringing

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er yn raad

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on the way

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yn Chellys

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The Sound

(‘The narrowness’; the straits between the Calf of Man and the Isle of Man)

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veg dy gheay

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no wind / any wind

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y keayn twoaie

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the northern sea

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yn tidey

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the tide

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creg

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rock

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kiune

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calm

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lane dy

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full of

81
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braagyn y cheilley

A

each other’s shoes

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aile

A

fire

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lostey

A

burning

84
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braag

A

shoe

85
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va fer ayn

A

there was one

86
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cassyn

A

feet

87
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e chummal

A

his dwelling / his home

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laa-ny-vairagh

A

the next day

89
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shilley

A

sight

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flod

A

fleet

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tayrn

A

drawing / pulling

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dy siyragh

A

hurriedly / quickly

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yn Çhiggin Vooar

A

Chicken Rock

(a rock about 3 miles south of Spanish Head)

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dy tappee

A

fast / quickly

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saase

A

method

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geiyrt

A

driving / sailing

(used for ‘driving’ a cart or ‘sailing’ a boat)

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raad erbee

A

anywhere (at all)

in any direction (at all)

98
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ec y jerrey

A

finally

(‘at the end’)

99
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lesh lane dy hooilleil

A

with a lot of toil / with a lot of work

100
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kiarail

A

caring / intending / planning

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sauail

A

saving

102
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my vioys hene

A

my own life

(bioys = ‘life-force’, bea = ‘life from the time of birth’)

103
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my yinnagh yn baatey

A

if the boat would

(‘dy yinnagh’ is more common)

104
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va’n ghrain er gholl sheese

A

the sun had gone down

105
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va’n eayst er n’irree

A

the moon had risen

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shiar

A

east

107
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rish lhiattee

A

along side

108
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lheim

A

jump

109
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aynjee

A

in her

110
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ro faggys

A

too close

111
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kest

A

a turn

112
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corneil

A

corner

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goll shaghey

A

going past

114
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fegooish

A

without

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strugey

A

stroking / striking

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reamys

A

freedom

117
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reamys marrey

A

sea freedom

(unhindered by obstacles while at sea)

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harrish

A

over

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tammylt beg

A

a little while

120
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baare yn chabbane

A

the front of the cabin

121
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er-gerrey da

A

near to

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gennaght

A

feeling

123
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çhiass

A

heat

124
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sprettal

A

kicking out

125
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fynneraght

A

a cool breeze

126
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stiurey

A

steering

127
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lheie

A

melting

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caghlaa

A

changing

129
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yn thalloo

A

the land

130
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Clettyn y Vurroo

A

The Burroo Rocks.

(creg = rock, burroo = big sea rock, carrick = fishing rock,

clett = rock submerged at high tide, skerr = low lying

rock, bow = reef )

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shickyr dy liooar

A

sure enough

132
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dooisht

A

awake

133
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lhig mee

A

I let / I allowed

134
Q

çheu hiar jeh / çheu har jeh

A

east side of

135
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cummal

A

holding / keepin

136
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toshiaght yn vaatey

A

the front of the boat / the bow of the boat

137
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myr clea

A

like a farm (barred) gate

138
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bwoalley

A

hitting

139
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çheu sthie jeh

A

inside of

140
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sleaydey

A

dragging

141
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grunt

A

ground / seabed

142
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cainle

A

candle

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soilshey

A

light

144
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festal

A

fixing / sticking

145
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dy chooilley voayl

A

every place

146
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gaue / danjeyr

A

danger

147
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yn ayrn elley

A

the other part

148
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paart jeu

A

some of them

149
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goaill seose

A

taking up

150
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kiartaghyn

A

chores

151
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daa phiyr

A

two pairs

152
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losht

A

burnt

153
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eeasaght

A

lending

154
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boirit keayrt ny ghaa

A

bothered / troubled many a time

155
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er dy henney

A

ago / since then

156
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goaill yn scooyr

A

partaking of alcohol

157
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lheid yn stayd

A

such a state

158
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treishteil

A

hoping / trusting

159
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y lheid

A

such a thing

160
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arragh

A

(evermore) again

161
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myr v’ad cliaghtey

A

as they used to

162
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ny-yeih

A

nevertheless

163
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jannoo broutyn jeu hene

A

making brutes of themselves

164
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foast

A

still / yet

165
Q

traaghyn feer sterrymagh

A

very stormy times

166
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jarroodit

A

forgotten

167
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freayll ayns cooniaght

A

constantly remembering

(‘keeping in memory’)

168
Q

t’ad er heet / t’ad er jeet

A

they have come

169
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kay

A

fog / mist

170
Q

ceau-snaightee

A

a blizzard

171
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traa s’dorrinagh

A

most tempestuous time / stormiest time

172
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ren mee rieau ceau

A

I ever spent

173
Q

dy leah

A

soon / quickly / early

174
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yn traa jerrinagh

A

the end time

175
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cur seose

A

give up

176
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cur seose son y vaase

A

give up and die

(‘give up for death’)

177
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ooilley-niartal

A

almighty

178
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coadey

A

protecting

179
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leeideil

A

leading

180
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sauçhys

A

safety

181
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hake

A

hake (fish)

182
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ny baulkyn / ny balkyn

A

the long lines / line fishing

183
Q

eeastagh brick

A

mackeral fishing

184
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aash

A

rest / ease

185
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my henn laghyn

A

‘my old days’

186
Q

yn boayl share shynney lhiam

A

the place I love best

187
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ny çheeraghyn

A

the lands / the countries

188
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troailt

A

travel

189
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laboragh

A

labour / work

190
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choud’s / choud as

A

whilst / for as long as

191
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cre cha leah

A

how soon

192
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summit

A

summoned

193
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laad

A

load / burden

194
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ass

A

out of

195
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er ny ghoaill

A

taken

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