Manx word senses marked with other category "Entry maintenance"

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Words with this category that have not been disambiguated

• dy kinjagh
• eh
• shen
• son

Word senses with this category

Total 6600 word senses

• A … Baveyr (65 senses)
• Belg … Eunys (102 senses)
• Ew … Jedoonee (59 senses)
• Jee … Mayrt (82 senses)
• Mee … Raad Mooar Ree Gorree (69 senses)
• Rea … Yuaase (103 senses)
• aa- … aachaptanys (42 senses)
• aachass … aachur-seose (77 senses)
• aadjin … aalhiemmaght (110 senses)
• aalid … aascreeuyn shallidagh (75 senses)
• aase … accrys (58 senses)
• ad … arctagh (69 senses)
• ard … ard-ennymagh (75 senses)
• ard-er … ard-ogher (75 senses)
• ard-oik … ard-veenit (79 senses)
• ard-veer … arrym (78 senses)
• as … bayr (78 senses)
• bea … bodjal (99 senses)
• bog … breckanagh (75 senses)
• bred … bun-towshanit (83 senses)
• bun-vrat … caglit (50 senses)
• cah … cluinagh (107 senses)
• co- … co-choardailys (43 senses)
• co-choe … co-hieys (94 senses)
• co-hiu … co-phlaanagh (61 senses)
• co-plas … co-yssaght (76 senses)
• coad … cohionnit (98 senses)
• cohirr … convayrt (62 senses)
• coo … cray (101 senses)
• cre … cronnalys (67 senses)
• croo … didee (89 senses)
• diu … druggey (55 senses)
• dt' … etlan (92 senses)
• eu … fedjag (60 senses)
• fee … fo-hannystys (105 senses)
• fo-happ … fo-yiarg (76 senses)
• foad … fys (57 senses)
• g- … gollan thie (91 senses)
• goo … gygh (55 senses)
• gyn … jarrooee (82 senses)
• jea … kanys ta shiu (65 senses)
• kay … kionard (83 senses)
• kione … lag-haghyrt (74 senses)
• lagg … lhiattee (73 senses)
• lhie … mainshtyraght (82 senses)
• mair … meelowit (81 senses)
• meen … mwyllinagh (95 senses)
• my … neuablid (50 senses)
• neuabyl … neuchassidagh (81 senses)
• neuchast … neuchooidjaghtoil (78 senses)
• neuchooie … neueeacklagh (109 senses)
• neueeck … neufedjagagh (45 senses)
• neufee … neugherjys (76 senses)
• neugheyr … neuheelit (100 senses)
• neuheelt … neuhwoaieagh (86 senses)
• neuhym … neulhiettrimaght (57 senses)
• neulhig … neuraaueit (95 senses)
• neurea … neuroieder (44 senses)
• neuroit … neuvannit (102 senses)
• neuvarb … neuvreddit (87 senses)
• neuvree … neuyeeinymneeaght (61 senses)
• neuyeen … noon (64 senses)
• nuy … padjer (75 senses)
• pagg … raun (106 senses)
• re … rosh (74 senses)
• row … seyir cloaie (68 senses)
• seyr … shegin (80 senses)
• sheh … shirrit (61 senses)
• shiu … snooker (70 senses)
• so- … soalt (102 senses)
• soar … stundayrt (87 senses)
• suim … teaystney (42 senses)
• teih … tree towshanagh (78 senses)
• tree- … umlaut (95 senses)
• un … whayleyn mooarey (74 senses)
• y … yl-çhengagh (66 senses)
• ym- … yn-dellagh (85 senses)
• yn-ee … ynsheelrit (99 senses)
• Ç … çhyndaa ny greiney (55 senses)
• 'nane (Numeral) Alternative form of unnane
• 'neen (Noun) Alternative form of inneen
• 'nneen (Noun) Alternative form of inneen
• 'sy (Contraction) Contraction of ayns + yn
• 'sy jerrey (Adverb) astern (of position)
• -ag (Suffix) A feminine suffix used to form nouns meaning a smaller form of something.
• -agh (Suffix) Forms nouns/adjectives from other nouns and adjectives with the sense of 'person or thing connected or involved with, belonging to, having'
• -aght (Suffix) Nominal suffix, used to form abstract ideas or nouns roughly corresponding to English -ness, -hood, -ity, or -ure.
• -aghyn (Suffix) Noun pluralisation suffix
• -al (Suffix) suffix used to form verbal nouns
• -an (Suffix) Alternative form of -ane
• -ane (Suffix) A suffix used to derive instruments, diminutives, and other nouns from primary nouns in Manx.
• -der (Suffix) Suffix appended to words to create an agent noun, indicating a person who does (or a thing that does) something.
• -deyr (Suffix) Alternative form of -der
• -ee (Suffix) Suffix used to form verbs from nouns.
• -ey (Suffix) regular verbal noun ending
• -ey (Suffix) plural ending of certain nouns
• -ey (Suffix) plural ending of certain adjectives
• -eyder (Suffix) Alternative form of -der
• -id (Suffix) Agent suffix
• -ish (Suffix) -ish (language)
• -it (Suffix) Suffix forming the past participle of verbs.
• -jyn (Suffix) Noun pluralisation suffix
• -oil (Suffix) An adjectival suffix applied to various words, usually nouns, to make an adjective.
• -rey (Suffix) Collective suffix, attached to nouns or adjectives, used to form nouns
• -s (Suffix) -self (emphatic)
• -sh (Suffix) -self (emphatic)
• -syn (Suffix) -self, -selves (emphatic)
• -t (Suffix) Alternative form of -it
• -teyr (Suffix) Suffix appended to words to create an agent noun, indicating a person who does (or a thing that does) something.
• -yn (Suffix) Pluralisation suffix, similar to English -s
• -yr (Suffix) -y (added to nouns to form adjectives meaning “having the quality of”)
• -ys (Suffix) Nominal suffix, used to form abstract ideas or nouns
• ◌̧ (Character) A diacritical mark of the Latin script, called seddag (“cedilla”) in Manx, and found on Ç/ç.

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