giat

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giat m (genitive singular giat or giattey, plural giatyn)

giat (genitive singular)
giattey (genitive singular)
giatyn (plural)
giat
yiat
ngiat

From Middle Irish *geta, from Middle English ȝeat, from Old English ġeat, from Proto-Germanic *gatą.


aaley

Cognate to Irish áille, Scottish Gaelic àille.

Ta Mannin ny s'aaley na Lerphoyll.

The Isle of Man is more beautiful than Liverpool.

comparative degree of aalin (“beautiful”)


Lerphoyll

Calque of Irish Learpholl, likely from Old Irish ler (“sea, ocean”) + poll (“hole, cave, pool”) (compare poyll).

metropolitan borough
metropolitan borough

Liverpool (a city and metropolitan borough of Merseyside, England)


poyll

poyll m (genitive singular poyll, plural puill)

poyll (genitive singular)
puill (plural)
poyll
phoyll
boyll

From Middle Irish poll (“hole”), from Old English pull, pyll (“tidal pool”) or Old Norse pollr (whence Icelandic pollur), from Proto-Germanic *pullaz (“pool”). Cognate with Welsh pwll.


riaght

From Middle Irish rígdacht. Cognate with Irish ríocht and Scottish Gaelic rìoghachd.


sheer-riaght

sheer-riaght f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

sheer-riaght
heer-riaght
after "yn"
çheer-riaght


sheer-

From Old Irish sír (“lasting, constant”) (compare Irish síor-, Scottish Gaelic sìor-).

continuous, endless, permanent, interminable, perpetual, ceaseless, persistent, lasting, continual, unending, constant


sheer-ghlass

sheer- + glass (compare Irish síorghlas)


sheer-ghooisht

sheer- (“perpetually”) + dooisht (“awake”)


dooisht

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dooisht (verbal noun doostey, past participle dooishtit or doostit)

doostey (noun-from-verb)
dooishtit (participle past)
doostit (participle past)

From Middle Irish dúiscid, from Old Irish do·díuschi (“awakens, brings back to life”). Cognate with Irish dúisc and Scottish Gaelic dùisg.


sheer-rio

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sheer-rio m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


sheer-veshtallagh

sheer-veshtallagh m (genitive singular sheer-veshtallagh, plural sheer-veshtallee)

sheer-veshtallagh (genitive singular)
sheer-veshtallee (plural)
sheer-veshtallagh
heer-veshtallagh
after "yn"
çheer-veshtallagh


sheer-veshtallys

sheer-veshtallys m (genitive singular sheer-veshtallys, no plural)

sheer-veshtallys (genitive singular)
sheer-veshtallys
heer-veshtallys
after "yn"
çheer-veshtallys


sheer-liaghey

sheer-liaghey m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

sheer-liaghey
heer-liaghey
after "yn"
çheer-liaghey


meshtallys

meshtallys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


meshtallagh

meshtallagh m (genitive singular meshtallagh, plural meshtallee)

meshtallagh (genitive singular)
meshtallee (plural)
meshtallagh
veshtallagh


kione meshtal

kione meshtal m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

kione meshtal
chione meshtal
gione meshtal


fann

fann (verbal noun fanney, past participle fant)

fanney (noun-from-verb)
fant (participle past)
fann
ann
vann

From Old Irish fennaid (“to flay, skin”).


sullyr

From Middle Irish *soiléir (compare Irish soiléir, Scottish Gaelic soilleir).


joarreeaght

joarreeaght f (genitive singular joarreeaght, no plural)

joarreeaght (genitive singular)
joarreeaght
yoarreeaght
n'yoarreeaght

From Middle Irish deóraidecht (“exile, wandering”) (compare Irish deoraíocht (“exile”)), from deórad (“exile, wanderer”) + -echt.


plumbis

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plumbis m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


çhiu

çheey (plural)
çhee (comparative)
çhiu
hiu
jiu

From Old Irish tiug (compare Scottish Gaelic tiugh, Irish tiubh), from Proto-Celtic *tegus, from Proto-Indo-European *tégus.


key blinkit

key blinkit m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


coip

coip m (genitive singular coip, plural coipyn)

coip (genitive singular)
coipyn (plural)
coip
choip
goip


jannoo

jannoo m (genitive singular jannoo, plural jannooyn)

jannoo (genitive singular)
jannooyn (plural)

From Old Irish dénum. Cognate with Irish déanamh.


shooyl

From Middle Irish sibal, verbal noun of siblaid (“walks”). Cognate with Irish siúil.


shooyl

shooyl m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


soolagh

soolagh m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


çheet

çheet m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

From Old Irish techt, verbal noun of téit (“goes, proceeds, goes away, departs, vanishes”), later of do·icc (“comes to, approaches”), do·tét.


birling

birling f (genitive singular birling, plural birleeyn)

birling (genitive singular)
birleeyn (plural)
birling
virling
mirling

From Middle Irish beirling, borrowed from Old Norse byrðingr (compare Scottish Gaelic bìrlinn).


faik

faik (past honnick, future independent hee, verbal noun fakin, past participle fakinit)

honnick (past)
hee (future independent)
fakin (noun-from-verb)
fakinit (participle past)
faik
aik
vaik

From Old Irish ·aicci (“sees”), prototonic form of ad·cí, from Proto-Celtic *ad-kʷiseti, from Proto-Indo-European *kʷeys- (“observe”). The initial f- of the modern form comes from the misinterpretation of aic- as lenited fhaic-.


buntee gorrym

buntee gorrym m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

buntee gorrym
vuntee gorrym
muntee gorrym


çhengeyder

çhengeyder m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


glareydagh

From glare (“speech, language, parlance”) + -agh.


glareydagh

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glareydagh m (genitive singular glareydagh, plural glareydee)

glareydagh (genitive singular)
glareydee (plural)
glareydagh
ghlareydagh
nglareydagh


çhengagh

From çhengey (“tongue; language”) + -agh.


Eoin

From Old Irish Iohain, from Latin Iōannēs, from Ancient Greek Ἰωάννης (Iōánnēs), from Hebrew יוֹחָנָן (Yôḥānān, literally “God is gracious”).

der

a male given name, equivalent to English John


bun-argid

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bun-argid m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


bun-argidagh

bun-argidagh m (genitive singular bun-argidagh, plural bun-argidee)

bun-argidagh (genitive singular)
bun-argidee (plural)
bun-argidagh
vun-argidagh
mun-argidagh


bun-argidys

bun-argidys m (genitive singular bun-argidys, no plural)

bun-argidys (genitive singular)
bun-argidys
vun-argidys
mun-argidys


bun-ayr

bun-ayr m (genitive singular ?, plural bun-ayraghyn)

bun-ayraghyn (plural)
bun-ayr
vun-ayr
mun-ayr


billagh

billee (comparative)
billagh
villagh
millagh


bun-charrick

bun-charrick f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


bun-chredjue

bun-chredjue m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


bun-ard

bun-ard f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


bun-cheyll

bun-cheyll f (genitive singular bun-cheylley, plural bun-cheylljyn)

bun-cheylley (genitive singular)
bun-cheylljyn (plural)
bun-cheyll
vun-cheyll
mun-cheyll


bun-ocklaght

bun-ocklaght f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


bun-ockleyder

bun-ockleyder m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


bun-towshan

bun-towshan m (genitive singular bun-towshan, plural bun-towshanyn)

bun-towshan (genitive singular)
bun-towshanyn (plural)
bun-towshan
vun-towshan
mun-towshan


bun-towshanee

bun-towshanee (verbal noun bun-towshanaghey, past participle bun-towshanit)

bun-towshanaghey (noun-from-verb)
bun-towshanit (participle past)
bun-towshanee
vun-towshanee
mun-towshanee


tudjeen

tudjeen m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

Cognate to Irish toitín, Scottish Gaelic toitean.


bunraght

bunraght (genitive singular)
bunraght
vunraght
munraght


bun-sthock

bun-sthock m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


sthock

From Old English stoc (compare Irish stoc, Scottish Gaelic stoc).


oaylleeaght

oaylleeaght f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

oayllee + -aght (compare Irish eolaíocht)


kiarkyl

kiarkyl m (genitive singular kiarkyl, plural kiarklyn or kiarkil)

kiarkyl (genitive singular)
kiarklyn (plural)
kiarkil (plural)
kiarkyl
chiarkyl
giarkyl

From Old Irish circul (compare Irish ciorcal, Scottish Gaelic cearcall), from Latin circulus.


bun-cummaltagh

bun-cummaltagh m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


bun-dooghyssagh

From bun- + dooghys + -agh (compare Irish bundúchasach).


bun-dooghyssagh

bun-dooghyssagh m (genitive singular bun-dooghyssagh, plural bun-dooghyssee)

bun-dooghyssagh (genitive singular)
bun-dooghyssee (plural)
bun-dooghyssagh
vun-dooghyssagh
mun-dooghyssagh


bun-lught

bun-lught m (genitive singular bun-lught, no plural)

bun-lught (genitive singular)
bun-lught
vun-lught
mun-lught


bun-fraue

bun-fraue f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


bun-cheim

bun-cheim f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


keim

keim f (genitive singular keim, plural keimyn)

keim (genitive singular)
keimyn (plural)
keim
cheim
geim

From Old Irish céimm, from Proto-Celtic *kanxsman, from *kengeti, from Proto-Indo-European *(s)keng-.


bun-lioar

bun-lioar m (genitive singular ?, plural bun-lioaryn)

bun-lioaryn (plural)
bun-lioar
vun-lioar
mun-lioar


bun-chooish

bun-chooish f (genitive singular ?, plural bun-chooishyn)

bun-chooishyn (plural)
bun-chooish
vun-chooish
mun-chooish


castan

castan m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

From Old Irish castán (compare modern Irish castán), from Latin castanea or Old French chastaigne (modern French châtaigne), with influence from the native suffix -án.


bun-earroo

bun-earroo m (genitive singular ?, plural bun-earrooyn)

bun-earrooyn (plural)
bun-earroo
vun-earroo
mun-earroo


earroo

From Old Irish áirem. Compare Scottish Gaelic àireamh, Irish áireamh.


bun-cheeal

bun-cheeal f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


shenn-eashagh

shenn-eashagh
henn-eashagh
after "yn"
çhenn-eashagh


bun-linney

bun-linney f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


linney

linney f (genitive singular linney, plural linnaghyn)

linney (genitive singular)
linnaghyn (plural)


bun-edjaghys

bun-edjaghys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


billey plumbis

billey plumbis m (plural biljyn plumbis)


edjaghys

edjaghys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


maddin

maddin f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

From Old Irish matan (compare Scottish Gaelic madainn, Irish maidin), from Latin mātūtīnus (“of the morning”, adjective) (compare French matin), from Mātūta (“goddess of morning”).


madjin

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madjin f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


queeyl sneeuee

queeyl sneeuee f (genitive singular queeyl sneeuee, plural queeyllyn sneeuee)

queeyl sneeuee (genitive singular)
queeyllyn sneeuee (plural)
queeyl-sneeuee
wheeyl-sneeuee
gueeyl-sneeuee


bun-ghooaght

bun-ghooaght f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


gooaght

gooaght f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


-aght

From Old Irish -acht (compare Scottish Gaelic -achd, Irish -acht).

Nominal suffix, used to form abstract ideas or nouns roughly corresponding to English -ness, -hood, -ity, or -ure.


bun-fishig

bun-fishig f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


fishig

fishig f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


bun-vrat

bun-vrat f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


so-hoiggal

so-hoiggal
ho-hoiggal
after "yn"
to-hoiggal


so-hoiggalys

so-hoiggalys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

so-hoiggalys
ho-hoiggalys
after "yn"
to-hoiggalys


bun-smooinaght

bun-smooinaght f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


bun-ynnyd

bun-ynnyd m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


so-ghurneil

so-ghurneil
ho-ghurneil
after "yn"
to-ghurneil


gurneil

gurneil f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


ynnyd

ynnyd m (genitive singular ynnyd, plural ynnydyn)

ynnyd (genitive singular)
ynnydyn (plural)

ynnydagh

delegate, deputy, representative, attorney, local

ynnydee

substitute, locum tenens, commissary, procurator, proxy, assignee


stroo

stroo m (genitive singular stroo, plural strooghyn)

stroo (genitive singular)
strooghyn (plural)


smooinaght

smooinaght m (genitive singular smooinaght, plural smooinaghtyn)

smooinaght (genitive singular)
smooinaghtyn (plural)


urley

urley m (genitive singular urley, plural urlee or urlaghyn)

urley (genitive singular)
urlee (plural)
urlaghyn (plural)

From Middle Irish ilar (compare Scottish Gaelic iolair), from Old Irish irar, from Proto-Celtic *eriros (“eagle”) (compare Welsh eryr, Breton erer), from Proto-Indo-European *h₃érō (“large bird”).


feaill

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feaill f (genitive singular feailley, plural feaillyn)

feailley (genitive singular)
feaillyn (plural)
feaill
eaill
veaill

From Old Irish féil (compare Irish féile, Scottish Gaelic fèill), from Latin vigilia (“wakefulness, watch”), from vigil (“awake”), from Proto-Indo-European *weǵ- (“to be strong”).


feailley

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feailley f (genitive singular feailley, plural feaillyn)

feailley (genitive singular)
feaillyn (plural)
feailley
eailley
veailley


Feailley Sarn

Feailley Sarn
Eailley Sarn
Veailley Sarn


dagh

From Middle Irish gach (compare Irish and Scottish Gaelic gach), from Old Irish cach, proclitic form of cách, from Proto-Celtic *kʷākʷos, from Proto-Indo-European *kʷeh₂-kʷo-, see also Old Church Slavonic какъ (kakŭ, “what kind of”), Lithuanian kõks (“what kind of”), Welsh pob.


ooilley

From Old Irish uile, from Proto-Celtic *olyos (“all, whole, every”).


dagh ooilley

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dagh ooilley (triggers lenition of a following consonant)

of a following consonant (triggers-lenition)

By chair da dagh ooilley pheiagh goll.

bunnys dagh ooilley hraa


bun-gheill

bun-gheill f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


bun-ronsaghey

bun-ronsaghey m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


bun-ronsee

bun- + ronsee (“search, investigate, examine”)


bun-ronseyder

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bun-ronseyder m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


ronseyder

ronseyder m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


feer

From Old Irish fír. Cognate with Irish fíor.


dooghys

dooghys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

From Old Irish dúthchas (compare Scottish Gaelic dùthchas, Irish dúchas).


dooghyssagh

From dooghys + -agh (compare Irish dúchasach).

instinctive, inherent, natural, congenital, inborn, heritable


clashtyn

clashtyn m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


imman

From Old Irish immáin, verbal noun of imm·aig (“drives around, drives, pursues”).


credjit

Cha vel breagerey dy ve credjit ga dy vel eh ginsh yn irriney.

A liar is not to be believed even if he tells the truth.


credjal

credjal m (genitive singular credjal, no plural)

credjal (genitive singular)
credjal
chredjal
gredjal


Markys

a male given name, equivalent to English Mark


clasht

clasht (past cheayll, verbal noun clashtyn)

cheayll (past)
clashtyn (noun-from-verb)
clasht
chlasht
glasht

From Middle Irish cloistid, apparently a conflation of coistid (“is silent, listens”) with clos (“hearing”). Coistid is a late form of Old Irish con·túaisi. Cognate to Irish clois and Scottish Gaelic claist.


co-lhiass-ree

co-lhiass-ree m (genitive singular co-lhiass-ree, plural co-lhiass-reeghyn)

co-lhiass-ree (genitive singular)
co-lhiass-reeghyn (plural)
co-lhiass-ree
cho-lhiass-ree
go-lhiass-ree


castan ny gabbil

castan ny gabbil m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

castan ny gabbil
chastan ny gabbil
gastan ny gabbil


castan Spaainagh

castan Spaainagh m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

castan Spaainagh
chastan Spaainagh
gastan Spaainagh


yl-çhengagh

From yl- (“poly-”) + çhengey (“language”) + -agh (adjectival suffix).


yl-çheeragh

From yl- (“multi-”) + çheer (“land, country”) + -agh.


yl-vrishey

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yl-vrishey m (genitive singular yl-vrishaghyn, plural yl-vrishey)

yl-vrishaghyn (genitive singular)
yl-vrishey (plural)


-rey

Collective suffix, attached to nouns or adjectives, used to form nouns


yl-rey

yl-rey m (genitive singular yl-rey, plural yl-raghyn)

yl-rey (genitive singular)
yl-raghyn (plural)


yiarnrey

yiarnrey m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


yl-villioonagh

From yl- + millioon + -agh (adjectival suffix).


hoght-choshagh

hoght-choshagh m (genitive singular hoght-choshagh, plural hoght-choshee)

hoght-choshagh (genitive singular)
hoght-choshee (plural)

From hoght (“eight”) + coshey (“foot”) + -agh.


hullad

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hullad f (genitive singular hullad, plural hulladyn)

hullad (genitive singular)
hulladyn (plural)


yl-vunnagh

From yl- + bun + -agh (adjectival suffix).


hullad eairkagh

hullad eairkagh f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


hullad ghiare-chleayshagh

hullad ghiare-chleayshagh f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


hullad ny gurreeyn

hullad ny gurreeyn f (genitive singular hullad ny gurreeyn, plural hulladyn ny gurreeyn)

hullad ny gurreeyn (genitive singular)
hulladyn ny gurreeyn (plural)


doan

From Old Irish donn, from Proto-Celtic *dusnos (“brown”).


hullad ghoan

hullad ghoan f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


hullad ouyr

hullad ouyr f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


hullad rhennee

hullad rhennee f (genitive singular hullad rhennee, plural hulladyn rhennee)

hullad rhennee (genitive singular)
hulladyn rhennee (plural)


rhennagh

From Old Irish raithnech (“fern, brake-fern”) (compare Scottish Gaelic raineach, Irish raithneach).


hullad vooar

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hullad vooar f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


hullad veg

hullad veg f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


hullad rhullickey

hullad rhullickey f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


rhuillick

rhuillick f (genitive singular rhullickey, plural rhuillickyn)

rhullickey (genitive singular)
rhuillickyn (plural)

From Old Irish reilic, from Latin rēliquia. Cognate with Irish reilig.


hullad soailt

hullad soailt f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


hullad vane

hullad vane f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


soalt

soalt m (genitive singular soailt, plural soaltyn)

soailt (genitive singular)
soaltyn (plural)
soalt
hoalt
after "yn"
toalt


yl-vleeantagh

From yl- + bleeantyn + -agh (adjectival suffix).


yl-vlaagh

From yl- + blaa + -agh (adjectival suffix).


skibbalt

skibbalt m (genitive singular skibbalt, plural skibbaltyn)

skibbalt (genitive singular)
skibbaltyn (plural)


brishey

brishey m (genitive singular brishee, plural brishaghyn)

brishee (genitive singular)
brishaghyn (plural)
brishey
vrishey
mrishey

From Old Irish brised, brissed (compare Irish briseadh), verbal noun of brisid (“breaks, smashes, destroys”).


lught

lught m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

content, burden, cargo, load, freight, bulk


lught

lught (verbal noun lughtaghey, past participle lughtit)

lughtaghey (noun-from-verb)
lughtit (participle past)


girrey

comparative degree/superlative degree of giare


dowan

From Old Irish domun, from Proto-Celtic *dubnos (“the deep; the world”) (compare Welsh dwfn (“deep, depth; the world”)), from Proto-Indo-European *dʰubʰnós (“deep”).


eebyrtagh

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eebyrtagh m (genitive singular eebyrtagh, plural eebyrtee)

eebyrtagh (genitive singular)
eebyrtee (plural)

exile (someone who is banished from one's home or country)


feagh

calm, restful, still, quiet, docile, composed, at rest


flah

flah m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

From Old Irish flaith (“prince, ruler”), from Proto-Celtic *wlatis (“sovereignty”). Cognate to Irish flaith and Scottish Gaelic flath.


jea

jea m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


liooar

From Middle Irish lór, from Old Irish lour. Cognate with Irish leor.


liorish

liorym (first-person singular)
liort (second-person singular)
liorish (masculine singular third-person)
lioree (feminine singular third-person)
liorin (first-person plural)
lieriu (plural second-person)
lioroo (plural third-person)
lioryms (emphatic first-person singular)
liorts (emphatic second-person singular)
liorishyn (emphatic masculine singular third-person)
lioreeish (emphatic feminine singular third-person)
liorinyn (emphatic first-person plural)
lieriuish (emphatic plural second-person)
lioroosyn (emphatic plural third-person)


liorish

by him/it


liorishyn

by him/it (emphatic)


-syn

From Old Irish -som (3rd person singular masculine/neuter; 3rd person plural).


lhome

From Old Irish lomm. Cognate with Irish lom.


yl-daahagh

From yl- (“multi-”) + daah (“colour”) + -agh (adjectival suffix) (compare Irish ildathach).


yl-phoosey

yl- + poosey (“marriage”) (compare Irish ilphósadh)


symney

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symney m (genitive singular symney, plural symnaghyn)

symney (genitive singular)
symnaghyn (plural)
symney
hymney
after "yn"
tymney


poosey

poosey m (genitive singular poosee, plural poosaghyn)

poosee (genitive singular)
poosaghyn (plural)
poosey
phoosey
boosey

marrying, marriage, wedlock, matrimony, wedding


yl-raghey

yl-raghey m (genitive singular yl-raghey, no plural)


yl-raghys

yl-raghys m (genitive singular yl-raghys, no plural)


snaid

snaid f (genitive singular snaidey, plural snaidyn)

snaidey (genitive singular)
snaidyn (plural)
snaid
naid
after "yn"
tnaid

From Middle Irish snáthat, from Old Irish snáthat.


sheear

From Old Irish síar. (cognate with Irish siar and Scottish Gaelic siar).


mainshtyr

mainshtyr m (genitive singular mainshtyr, plural mainshtyryn)

mainshtyr (genitive singular)
mainshtyryn (plural)
mainshtyr
vainshtyr

From Old Irish magister (“teacher; master, lord, owner”), from Latin magister.


mainshtyr scoill

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mainshtyr scoill m (genitive singular mainshtyr scoill, plural mainshtyryn scoill)

mainshtyr scoill (genitive singular)
mainshtyryn scoill (plural)
mainshtyr scoill
vainshtyr scoill


nearey

nearey f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


nhee

nhee m (genitive singular nhee, plural nheeghyn)

nhee (genitive singular)
nheeghyn (plural)


oaye

From Old Irish úag. Cognate with Irish uaigh.

Ny share yn oaye na bea eginagh.


laare

laare f (genitive singular laarey, plural laareyn)

laarey (genitive singular)
laareyn (plural)

From Old Irish lár (compare Scottish Gaelic làr).


oanluckey

oanluckey m (genitive singular oanluckee, plural oanluckaghyn)

oanluckee (genitive singular)
oanluckaghyn (plural)


kiartaghey

kiartaghey m (genitive singular kiartaghey, plural kiartaghyn)

kiartaghey (genitive singular)
kiartaghyn (plural)
kiartaghey
chiartaghey
giartaghey

From Middle Irish certugud, verbal noun of certaigid (whence kiartee), a verbal derivative of cert (“correct”).


so-chiartaghey

so-chiartaghey
ho-chiartaghey
after "yn"
to-chiartaghey


glare-oaylleeagh

linguistic (of or pertaining to linguistics)


yl-ghuillag

yl-ghuillag f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


petyl

petyl m (genitive singular petyl, plural petylyn or petlyn)

petyl (genitive singular)
petylyn (plural)
petlyn (plural)
petyl
phetyl
betyl


Paarys

Paris (the capital and largest city of France)


yl-cheirdagh

yl-cheirdagh m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


Oshinagh

From Oshin (“Ossian”) + -agh; compare Old Irish ossinech.


so-chredjal

so-chredjal
ho-chredjal
after "yn"
to-chredjal


so-chredjallagh

so-chredjallagh
ho-chredjallagh
after "yn"
to-chredjallagh


so-chredjallaght

so-chredjallaght f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

so-chredjallaght
ho-chredjallaght
after "yn"
to-chredjallaght


coyrlaghey

coyrlaghey m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


so-chlashtyn

so-chlashtyn
ho-chlashtyn
after "yn"
to-chlashtyn


so-chlashtynys

so-chlashtynys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

so-chlashtynys
ho-chlashtynys
after "yn"
to-chlashtynys


so-lhoobagh

so-lhoobagh
ho-lhoobagh
after "yn"
to-lhoobagh


so-lhoobaght

so-lhoobaght f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

plasticity, flexibility, buoyancy, elasticity, adaptability, malleability, pliability


so-earrooagh

so-earrooagh
ho-earrooagh
after "yn"
to-earrooagh


creck

From Old Irish creicc, verbal noun of crenaid.


creck

creck m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


so-chionnaght

so-chionnaght f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

so-chionnaght
ho-chionnaght
after "yn"
to-chionnaght


kionnaghey

kionnaghey m (genitive singular kionnee)

kionnee (genitive singular)
kionnaghey
chionnaghey
gionnaghey


kione y woid

kione y woid m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


so-cheaghley

so-cheaghley
ho-cheaghley
after "yn"
to-cheaghley


so-çhyndaa

so-çhyndaa
ho-çhyndaa
after "yn"
to-çhyndaa


so-chummeydagh

so-chummeydagh
ho-chummeydagh
after "yn"
to-chummeydagh


so-ymmyrkey

so-ymmyrkey
ho-ymmyrkey
after "yn"
to-ymmyrkey


assjeeish

out of her (emphatic)


jeeish

to/for her

third-person singular feminine emphatic of da


foeeish

under her (emphatic)


hucish

to her (emphatic)


voeeish

from her (emphatic)


lioreeish

by her (emphatic)


roeeish

before her (emphatic)


j'eeish

of her (emphatic)


lheeish

with her (emphatic)


r'eeish

to her (emphatic)


aynjeeish

third-person singular feminine emphatic of ayns


harreeish

over her (emphatic)


toyr

From Old Irish ·tabair, prototonic form of do·beir.


Apocryphey

Borrowed from Latin apocryphus (“apocryphal”), from Ancient Greek ἀπόκρυφος (apókruphos, “hidden, obscure”).


apocryphoil

From Apocryphey + -oil. Compare Irish apacrafúil.


Araab Saudi

Saudi Arabia (a country in Western Asia, in the Middle East)


yl-phaasagh

From yl- (“poly-”) + paase (“phase”) + -agh (adjectival suffix).


tree-phaasagh

From tree- (“three-, tri-”) + paase (“phase”) + -agh (adjectival suffix).


daa-phaasagh

From daa- (“two-, bi-”) + paase (“phase”) + -agh (adjectival suffix).


un-phaasagh

From un- (“mono-”) + paase (“phase”) + -agh (adjectival suffix).


paase

paase (genitive singular)
paase
phaase
baase


yl-stoyr

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yl-stoyr m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


tree cassagh

From tree (“three”) + cass (“foot, leg”) + -agh.


Balley Aah Cleeah

Balley Aah Cleeah
Valley Aah Cleeah
Malley Aah Cleeah


Divlin

Alternative form of Divlyn (“Dublin”), the capital city of Ireland


Divlyn

From Old Norse Dyflinn, or possibly from (uncommon) Irish Duibhlinn, from dubh (“black”) (compare Manx doo) and linn (“pool”).


Balley Aah Luain

Balley Aah Luain
Valley Aah Luain
Malley Aah Luain


balley beg

balley beg m (genitive singular balley veg, plural baljyn beggey)

balley veg (genitive singular)
baljyn beggey (plural)
balley beg
valley beg
malley beg


balley dooghys

balley dooghys m (genitive singular balley ghooghys, plural baljyn dooghys)

balley ghooghys (genitive singular)
baljyn dooghys (plural)
balley dooghys
valley dooghys
malley dooghys


balley margee

balley margee m (genitive singular balley vargee, plural baljyn margee)

balley vargee (genitive singular)
baljyn margee (plural)
balley margee
valley margee
malley margee


çhyndaa

From Middle Irish tintaigid (“to return”), a variant of Middle Irish tintáid, Middle Irish tintóid, from Old Irish do·intaí (“to turn back”). See Old Irish soïd (“to turn”).


çhyndaa

çhyndaa m (genitive singular çhyndaa, plural çhyndaaghyn)

çhyndaa (genitive singular)
çhyndaaghyn (plural)
çhyndaa
hyndaa
jyndaa


çhyndaa ny greiney

çhyndaa ny greiney m (genitive singular çhyndaa ny greiney, plural çhyndaaghyn ny greiney)

çhyndaa ny greiney (genitive singular)
çhyndaaghyn ny greiney (plural)
çhyndaa ny greiney
hyndaa ny greiney
jyndaa ny greiney


Çhyndaa yn Ghoayr

Çhyndaa yn Ghoayr
Hyndaa yn Ghoayr
Jyndaa yn Ghoayr


Çhyndaa yn Phartan

Çhyndaa yn Phartan
Hyndaa yn Phartan
Jyndaa yn Phartan


shiaghtinoil

shiaghtinoil
hiaghtinoil
after "yn"
çhiaghtinoil

From shiaghtin + -oil (compare Irish seachtainiúil).


tree-ghaagh

Alternative spelling of treeghaagh (“tricolor, trichromatic”)


shiaghtinane

shiaghtinane m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

shiaghtinane
hiaghtinane
after "yn"
çhiaghtinane

shiaghtin + -ane (compare Irish seachtanán)


yl-heeley

yl-heeley m (genitive singular yl-heeley, plural yl-heelaghyn)

yl-heeley (genitive singular)
yl-heelaghyn (plural)


treeheeley

treeheeley m (genitive singular treeheeley, plural treeheelaghyn)

treeheeley (genitive singular)
treeheelaghyn (plural)
treeheeley
hreeheeley
dreeheeley


unheeley

unheeley m (genitive singular unheeley, plural unheelaghyn)

unheeley (genitive singular)
unheelaghyn (plural)


daa-heeley

daa-heeley m (genitive singular daa-heeley, plural daa-heelaghyn)

daa-heeley (genitive singular)
daa-heelaghyn (plural)
daa-heeley
ghaa-heeley
naa-heeley

daa- (“bi-, di-”) + sheeley (“syllable”)


yl-chillagagh

From yl- (“multi-”) + killag (“cell”) + -agh (adjectival suffix).


killag

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killag f (genitive singular killag, plural killagyn)

killag (genitive singular)
killagyn (plural)
killag
chillag
gillag


tree bleeanagh

tree bleeanagh
hree bleeanagh
dree bleeanagh


treechoshagh

treechoshagh m (genitive singular treechoshagh, plural treechoshee)

treechoshagh (genitive singular)
treechoshee (plural)
treechoshagh
hreechoshagh
dreechoshagh

From tree- (“three”) + coshey (“foot, leg”) + -agh.


un-chillagagh

From un- (“uni-”) + killag (“cell”) + -agh (adjectival suffix).


neayr-chillag

neayr-chillag f (genitive singular neayr-chillag, plural neayr-chillagyn)

neayr-chillag (genitive singular)
neayr-chillagyn (plural)


tree feed as jeih

From tree feed (“sixty”) + as (“and”) + jeih (“ten”).


feedoo

From Old Irish fichetmad. Cognate to Irish fichiú, Scottish Gaelic ficheadamh.


tree-vairagh

Alternative spelling of tree-mairagh (“tridactyl”)


tree-queeyllagh

From tree- (“tri-”) + queeyl (“wheel”) + -agh.


tree-queeyllagh

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tree-queeyllagh m (genitive singular tree-queeyllagh, plural [please provide])

tree-queeyllagh (genitive singular)
tree-queeyllagh
hree-queeyllagh
dree-queeyllagh


treeaght

treeaght f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


so-lhottey

so-lhottey
ho-lhottey
after "yn"
to-lhottey


so-lhottaght

so-lhottaght f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

so-lhottaght
ho-lhottaght
after "yn"
to-lhottaght


gyn lhottey

bloodless (taking place without loss of blood)


kerroo

From Old Irish cethramad (“fourth”), from cethair (“four”) (compare kiare). Cognate with Irish ceathrú.


kerroo

kerroo m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


so-arganeagh

so-arganeagh
ho-arganeagh
after "yn"
to-arganeagh


so-lostey

so-lostey
ho-lostey
after "yn"
to-lostey


laair harree

laair harree f (genitive singular laairagh harree, plural laaireeyn harree)

laairagh harree (genitive singular)
laaireeyn harree (plural)


billiardyn

Borrowed from English billiard + -yn (plural suffix).


so-smaghtaghey

so-smaghtaghey
ho-smaghtaghey
after "yn"
to-smaghtaghey


so-rheynn

so-rheynn
ho-rheynn
after "yn"
to-rheynn


so-hroailt

so-hroailt
ho-hroailt
after "yn"
to-hroailt


so-lheiaght

so-lheiaght f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

so-lheiaght
ho-lheiaght
after "yn"
to-lheiaght


maih

maih m (genitive singular maih, no plural)

Related to Old Irish maithid (“to forgive, pardon, excuse”).


so-vestaght

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so-vestaght f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

so-vestaght
ho-vestaght
after "yn"
to-vestaght


mooghey

mooghey m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

From Old Irish múchad (compare Irish múchadh, Scottish Gaelic mùchadh), verbal noun of múchaid (“quench, extinguish”), from múch (“smoke, stifling vapour”).


so-chraplagh

so-chraplagh
ho-chraplagh
after "yn"
to-chraplagh


so-ghaalagh

so-ghaalagh
ho-ghaalagh
after "yn"
to-ghaalagh


so-ghaalaght

so-ghaalaght f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

so-ghaalaght
ho-ghaalaght
after "yn"
to-ghaalaght


so-ghreesaghey

so-ghreesaghey
ho-ghreesaghey
after "yn"
to-ghreesaghey

combustible, inflammable, excitable (of a crowd)


Gallioo

Yn Ghallioo (canonical feminine)
Gallioo
Ghallioo
Ngallioo


tree cassyn

tree cassyn f pl (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


tree corneilagh

tree corneilagh
hree corneilagh
dree corneilagh


tree-uillinagh

From tree- (“three”) + uillin (“angle”) + -agh.


tree goullanagh

tree goullanagh
hree goullanagh
dree goullanagh


yl-daaghey

yl-daaghey m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


towshan

towshan m (genitive singular towshan, plural towshanyn)

towshan (genitive singular)
towshanyn (plural)
towshan
howshan
dowshan


tree towshanagh

tree towshanagh
hree towshanagh
dree towshanagh


tree-heedragh

From tree- + Ancient Greek ἕδρα (hédra, “face of a geometrical solid”) + -agh.


ymmyrkey

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ymmyrkey m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

attitude, appearance, comportment, behaviour


lhoob

lhoob m (genitive singular lhoob, plural lhoobyn)

lhoob (genitive singular)
lhoobyn (plural)

From Old Irish lúb, from a Germanic language.


lhoob

lhoob (verbal noun lhoobey, past participle lhoobit)

lhoobey (noun-from-verb)
lhoobit (participle past)

to bend, loop, twine, curl up, curve, coil, sag, bow


lhoobagh

twisting, winding, sinuous, serpentine, curved, convoluted


lhoobey

lhoobey m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


trooid

From Old Irish triit (“through it”, third-person singular neuter of tri (“through”)).

inh

third-person singular neuter of <i class="Latn mention" lang="sga">tri</i> (“through”)


lhoobeyder

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lhoobeyder m (genitive singular lhoobeyder, plural lhoobeyderyn)

lhoobeyder (genitive singular)
lhoobeyderyn (plural)


lhoobid

lhoobid m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


stroineairkagh

stroineairkagh m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

stroineairkagh
hroineairkagh
after "yn"
troineairkagh


geyre

From Middle Irish gér, from Old Irish gér. Cognate with Irish géar, Scottish Gaelic geur.


markiagh

markiagh m (genitive singular markee, plural markee)

markee (genitive singular)
markee (plural)
markiagh
varkiagh

Possibly a back-formation from markiaght (“horsemanship”), from Old Irish marcaigecht. Compare Irish, Scottish Gaelic, and Old Irish marcach (“rider, horseman”)


markiaght

markiaght f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

From Middle Irish marcaidecht, from marcach (“rider, horseman”), from marc (“horse”). Cognate with Irish marcaíocht.


ferg

ferg f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

From Old Irish ferg. Cognate with Irish fearg.

anger, bad temper, exasperation, passion, ferocity


garroo

From Old Irish garb (compare Irish and Scottish Gaelic garbh), from Proto-Celtic *garwos (compare Welsh garw (“coarse”)).


yn-chredjallys

yn-chredjallys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


yn-vooadee

yn-vooadee m (genitive singular yn-vooadee, plural yn-vooadeeyn)

yn-vooadee (genitive singular)
yn-vooadeeyn (plural)


çhengey

çhengey f (genitive singular çhengey, plural çhengaghyn)

çhengey (genitive singular)
çhengaghyn (plural)
çhengey
hengey
jengey

From Old Irish tengae, from Proto-Celtic *tangʷāss, from Proto-Indo-European *dn̥ǵʰwéh₂s (“tongue, speech, language”).

inh

Son Bretyn, va Jeremy Turner credjal dy lajer dy vel ellyn ny aght niartal ry hoi aavioghey çhengey.

2003, Carn, volumes 118-132, Celtic League:

For Wales, Jeremy Turner believed strongly that art is a powerful method for reviving a language.


çhengoaylleeaght

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çhengoaylleeaght f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

çhengey (“language”) + oaylleeaght (“science”)


daaghey

daaghee (genitive singular)
daaghey
ghaaghey
naaghey


Conchoor

From Old Irish Conchobar, from con (“hound”) + cobar (“desiring”). Cognate to Irish, Scottish Gaelic Conchobhar.

a male given name from Old Irish, equivalent to English Conor


breeçhyn

Sceilt eh thoyn ny breeçhyn echey.


yn-heeley

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yn-heeley m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


yn-shiaulltaght

yn-shiaulltaght f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


yn-sheeyney

expanding, ductile, dilatable, extensible


coo shynnagh

coo shynnagh m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


coo brock

coo brock m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

From coo (“hound”) + brock (“badger”), a calque of German Dachshund.


coo-bwoirryn

coo-bwoirryn m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


coo feeaih

coo feeaih m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


coo feeaihee

coo feeaihee m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


coo folley

coo folley m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


coo conveyrt

coo conveyrt m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


coo glass

coo glass m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


coo keyrragh

coo keyrragh m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


coo liauyr

coo liauyr m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


coo ny marrey

coo ny marrey m (genitive singular coo ny marrey, plural coyin ny marrey)

coo ny marrey (genitive singular)
coyin ny marrey (plural)
coo ny marrey
choo ny marrey
goo ny marrey


coo Rooshagh

coo Rooshagh m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


Rooshagh

Rooshagh m (genitive singular Rooshagh, plural Rooshee)

Rooshagh (genitive singular)
Rooshee (plural)


yn-filley

yn-filley m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


unskelf

unskelf m (genitive singular unskelf, plural unskelfyn)

unskelf (genitive singular)
unskelfyn (plural)


ard-agglish

ard-agglish f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

(Christianity) high church, mother church


agglish

agglish f (genitive singular agglish, plural agglishyn)

agglish (genitive singular)
agglishyn (plural)

From Old Irish eclais, from Latin ecclēsia, from Ancient Greek ἐκκλησίᾱ (ekklēsíā).


breageyder

breageyder m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


ard-sollyssid

ard-sollyssid m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


ard-ayrn

ard-ayrn m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


ard-chaptan

ard-chaptan m (genitive singular ard-chaptan, plural ard-chaptanyn)

ard-chaptan (genitive singular)
ard-chaptanyn (plural)


canniblagh

canniblagh m (genitive singular canniblagh, plural cannablee)

canniblagh (genitive singular)
cannablee (plural)
canniblagh
channiblagh
ganniblagh


canniblaght

canniblaght f (genitive singular canniblaght, no plural)

canniblaght (genitive singular)
canniblaght
channiblaght
ganniblaght


cannablaght

cannablaght f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


Ard-Valley y Logh Sailjey

Salt Lake City (the capital and largest city of Utah, United States)


Ard-Valley yn Phaab

Vatican City (a city-state in Southern Europe, an enclave within the city of Rome, Italy)


cotteyr

cotteyr m (genitive singular cotteyr, plural cotteyryn)

cotteyr (genitive singular)
cotteyryn (plural)
cotteyr
chotteyr
gotteyr


cott

cott m (genitive singular cott, plural cottyn)

cott (genitive singular)
cottyn (plural)
cott
chott
gott


ard-valjagh

From ard-valley + -agh (compare baljagh).


ard-valjagh

ard-valjagh m (genitive singular ard-valjagh, plural ard-valjee)

ard-valjagh (genitive singular)
ard-valjee (plural)


ard-valley

ard-valley m (genitive singular ard-valley, plural ard-valjyn)

ard-valley (genitive singular)
ard-valjyn (plural)


benrein

benrein f (genitive singular benrein, plural mraane rein)

benrein (genitive singular)
mraane rein (plural)
benrein
venrein
menrein


ard-aspick

ard-aspick m (genitive singular ard-aspick, plural ard-aspickyn)

ard-aspick (genitive singular)
ard-aspickyn (plural)


aspick

aspick m (genitive singular aspickagh, plural aspickyn)

aspickagh (genitive singular)
aspickyn (plural)

From Old Irish epscop, from Latin episcopus, from Ancient Greek ἐπίσκοπος (epískopos, “overseer”).


ard-aspickys

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ard-aspickys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

(Christianity) archdiocese, archiepiscopate, archbishopric, primateship


coraa

coraa f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


convayrt

convayrt m (genitive singular conveyrt, plural conveyrt)

conveyrt (genitive singular)
conveyrt (plural)
convayrt
chonvayrt
gonvayrt


co-yesh er dagh laue

co-yesh er dagh laue
cho-yesh er dagh laue
go-yesh er dagh laue


ard-ainle

ard-ainle m (genitive singular ard-ainle, plural ard-ainleyn)

ard-ainle (genitive singular)
ard-ainleyn (plural)


ard-ayr

ard-ayr m (genitive singular ard-ayrey, plural ard-ayraghyn)

ard-ayrey (genitive singular)
ard-ayraghyn (plural)

From ard- + ayr (compare Irish ardathair, Scottish Gaelic àrd-athair).


cochaarjys caggee

cochaarjys caggee m (genitive singular cochaarjys caggee, plural cochaarjyssyn caggee)

cochaarjys caggee (genitive singular)
cochaarjyssyn caggee (plural)
cochaarjys caggee
chochaarjys caggee
gochaarjys caggee


co-chaggeeaght

co-chaggeeaght f (genitive singular co-chaggeeaght, plural co-chaggeeaghtyn)

co-chaggeeaght (genitive singular)
co-chaggeeaghtyn (plural)
co-chaggeeaght
cho-chaggeeaght
go-chaggeeaght


colaikys

colaikys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


callin

callin f (genitive singular callin, plural callinyn)

callin (genitive singular)
callinyn (plural)
callin
challin
gallin

From Old Irish colinn (“body, flesh, corpse”), from Proto-Celtic *kolanis, from Proto-Indo-European *kel(H)-, whence also Proto-Germanic *huldą (“corpse, carcass”).


ard-aittys

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ard-aittys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


ard-altyr

ard-altyr m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


ard-aigney

ard-aigney m (genitive singular ard-aigney, plural [please provide])


caillagh

caillee (genitive singular)
caillagh
chaillagh
gaillagh

From Old Irish caillech (“nun, housekeeper, elderly woman, crone, hag”), from caille (“veil”) (+ -ech), from Latin pallium.


caillagh foawragh

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caillagh foawragh f (genitive singular caillagh foawragh, plural cailleeyn foawragh)

caillagh foawragh (genitive singular)
cailleeyn foawragh (plural)
caillagh foawragh
chaillagh foawragh
gaillagh foawragh


caillagh varrey

caillagh varrey f (genitive singular caillagh varrey, plural cailleeyn marrey)

caillagh varrey (genitive singular)
cailleeyn marrey (plural)
caillagh varrey
chaillagh varrey
gaillagh varrey


caillagh veg yn arbyl

caillagh veg yn arbyl f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

caillagh veg yn arbyl
chaillagh veg yn arbyl
gaillagh veg yn arbyl


caillagh vane

caillagh vane f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

caillagh vane
chaillagh vane
gaillagh vane


ard-veinn

ard-veinn m (genitive singular ard-veinn, plural ard-veinnyn)

ard-veinn (genitive singular)
ard-veinnyn (plural)


bendiuic

bendiuic m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


ard-reeaghys

ard-reeaghys m (genitive singular ard-reeaghys, no plural)


ard-laa

ard-laa m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


ard-phian

ard-phian m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-eirey

co-eirey m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-eiraght

co-eiraght f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-ennym

co-ennym m (genitive singular co-ennym, plural co-enmyn)

co-ennym (genitive singular)
co-enmyn (plural)
co-ennym
cho-ennym
go-ennym


co-ennymagh

From co-ennym (“homonym”) + -agh or co- + ennym + -agh.


co-ennymagh

co-ennymagh m (genitive singular co-ennymagh, plural co-ennymee)

co-ennymagh (genitive singular)
co-ennymee (plural)
co-ennymagh
cho-ennymagh
go-ennymagh


co-ennymeyr

co-ennymeyr m (genitive singular co-ennymeyr, plural co-ennymeyryn)

co-ennymeyr (genitive singular)
co-ennymeyryn (plural)
co-ennymeyr
cho-ennymeyr
go-ennymeyr


cochionneeaght sleab

cochionneeaght sleab f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

cochionneeaght sleab
chochionneeaght sleab
gochionneeaght sleab


sleab

sleab m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

Borrowed from Medieval Latin sclāvus (“slave”).


kionneyder sleab

kionneyder sleab m (genitive singular kionneyder sleab, plural kionneyderyn sleab)

kionneyder sleab (genitive singular)
kionneyderyn sleab (plural)
kionneyder sleab
chionneyder sleab
gionneyder sleab


saagh sleab

saagh sleab m (genitive singular saagh sleab, plural siyn sleab)

saagh sleab (genitive singular)
siyn sleab (plural)
saagh sleab
haagh sleab
after "yn"
taagh sleab


sleab birling

sleab birling m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

sleab birling
leab birling
after "yn"
tleab birling


birling ghooblit

birling ghooblit f (genitive singular birling ghooblit, plural birleeyn dooblit)

birling ghooblit (genitive singular)
birleeyn dooblit (plural)
birling ghooblit
virling ghooblit
mirling ghooblit


shiaulteyr birling

shiaulteyr birling m (genitive singular shiaulteyr birling, plural shiaulteyryn birling)

shiaulteyr birling (genitive singular)
shiaulteyryn birling (plural)
shiaulteyr birling
hiaulteyr birling
after "yn"
çhiaulteyr birling


stashoon birling

stashoon birling m (genitive singular stashoon birling, plural stashoonyn birling)

stashoon birling (genitive singular)
stashoonyn birling (plural)


cochiaull

cochiaull m (genitive singular cochiaullee, no plural)

cochiaullee (genitive singular)
cochiaull
chochiaull
gochiaull


ard-cheeill

ard-cheeill f (genitive ard-chilley, plural ard-chialteenyn)

ard-chilley (genitive)
ard-chialteenyn (plural)


ard-ard

ard-ard m (genitive singular [please provide], plural ard-ardjyn)


ard-çhiamble

ard-çhiamble m (genitive singular ard-çhiamble, plural ard-çhiambleyn)

ard-çhiamble (genitive singular)
ard-çhiambleyn (plural)


çhiamble

çhiamble m (genitive singular çhiamble, plural çhiambleyn)

çhiamble (genitive singular)
çhiambleyn (plural)
çhiamble
hiamble
jiamble

From Old Irish tempul (compare Irish teampall), from Latin templum.


ard-chiaull

ard-chiaull m (genitive singular ard-chiaullee, no plural)


ard-chuishley

ard-chuishley f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


Raad Mooar Ree Gorree

Literally “King Godred's Road”, referring to Godred Crovan, an 11th-century ruler of the Isle of Man (as well as Dublin and several Scottish islands).


Gorree

a male given name, equivalent to English Godfrey, Anglicized as Orry or Godred


ard-earrooagh

ard-earrooagh m (genitive singular ard-earrooagh, plural ard-earrooee)

ard-earrooagh (genitive singular)
ard-earrooee (plural)


ard-earroo

ard-earroo m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


doltey

doltey m (genitive singular doltee, plural doltaghyn)

doltee (genitive singular)
doltaghyn (plural)


doltey

doltey m (genitive singular doltey, plural doltaghyn)

doltey (genitive singular)
doltaghyn (plural)
doltey
gholtey
noltey


doltaghys

doltaghys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

Cognate with Irish and Scottish Gaelic daltachas.


currym

currym m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

From Middle Irish *cúramm, from Latin cūram, accusative singular of cūra.


co-cheint

co-cheint m (genitive singular co-cheint, plural co-cheintyn)

co-cheint (genitive singular)
co-cheintyn (plural)
co-cheint
cho-cheint
go-cheint


cocheintys

cocheintys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-chialg

co-chialg f (genitive singular co-chialg, plural co-chialgyn)

co-chialg (genitive singular)
co-chialgyn (plural)
co-chialg
cho-chialg
go-chialg


ard-chionfenee

ard-chionfenee m (genitive singular ard-chionfenee, plural ard-chingfenee)

ard-chionfenee (genitive singular)
ard-chingfenee (plural)


kionfenee

kionfenee m (genitive singular kionfenee, plural kingfenee)

kionfenee (genitive singular)
kingfenee (plural)
kionfenee
chionfenee
gionfenee

Variant of kione-fenee (“leader, champion”), from kione (“head”) and Feniagh (“Fenian, hero”).


kione-fenee

kione-fenee m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


fenee

fenee (verbal noun fenaght, past participle fenit)

fenaght (noun-from-verb)
fenit (participle past)


feniagh

feniagh m (genitive singular fenee, plural fenee)

fenee (genitive singular)
fenee (plural)
feniagh
eniagh
veniagh


Feniagh

Feniagh m (genitive singular Fenee, plural Fenee)

Fenee (genitive singular)
Fenee (plural)
Feniagh
Eniagh
Veniagh


ard-pheccah

ard-pheccah m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


ard-phersoon

ard-phersoon m (genitive singular ard-phersoon, plural ard-phersoonyn)

ard-phersoon (genitive singular)
ard-phersoonyn (plural)


ard-phooar

ard-phooar m (genitive singular [please provide], no plural)


ard-raad

ard-raad m (genitive singular ard-raaidjey, plural ard-raaidjyn)

ard-raaidjey (genitive singular)
ard-raaidjyn (plural)


ard-saggyrt

(religion) high priest, pontiff, hierarch


screeudeyr

screeudeyr m (genitive singular screeudeyr, plural screeudeyryn)

screeudeyr (genitive singular)
screeudeyryn (plural)

From screeu (“write”) + -deyr (agent noun suffix).


ardveeinee

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ardveeinee (verbal noun ardveenaghey, past participle ardveenit)

ardveenaghey (noun-from-verb)
ardveenit (participle past)


ardveenid

ardveenid f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


covargey

covargey m (genitive singular covargey, plural covargaghyn)

covargey (genitive singular)
covargaghyn (plural)
covargey
chovargey
govargey


baljagh

baljagh m (genitive singular baljagh, plural baljee)

baljagh (genitive singular)
baljee (plural)
baljagh
valjagh
maljagh


covaljys

covaljys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


screeuder

screeuder m (genitive singular screeuder, plural screeuderyn)

screeuder (genitive singular)
screeuderyn (plural)

From screeu (“write”) + -der (agent noun suffix).


stiureyder

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stiureyder m (genitive singular stiureyder, plural stiureyderyn)

stiureyder (genitive singular)
stiureyderyn (plural)

navigator, helmsman, coxswain, steersman, pilot

manipulator, regulator, controller, conductor


ard-firryn jiarg

ard-firryn jiarg m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-cheimnee

co-cheimnee (verbal noun co-cheimnaghey)

co-cheimnaghey (noun-from-verb)
co-cheimnee
cho-cheimnee
go-cheimnee


co-faghteyr

co-faghteyr m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-olloo

co-olloo m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-hellooder

co-hellooder m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-hellooderys

co-hellooderys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


ellanragh

ellanragh m (genitive singular ellanragh, plural ellanree)

ellanragh (genitive singular)
ellanree (plural)


mooirinshyn

mooirinshyn f pl (genitive singular mooirinshyn, no plural)

mooirinshyn (genitive singular)
mooirinshyn
vooirinshyn


ard-chesmad

ard-chesmad m (genitive singular ard-chesmad, plural ard-chesmadyn)

ard-chesmad (genitive singular)
ard-chesmadyn (plural)


ard-faghteyr

ard-faghteyr m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


faghteyr

faghteyr m (genitive singular [please provide], plural faghteyryn)

faghteyryn (plural)
faghteyr
aghteyr
vaghteyr

Ultimately from Latin factor (compare Irish fachtóir).


ard-eunys

ard-eunys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


eunys

eunys m (genitive singular eunys, no plural)

From Middle Irish oíbnius (“pleasure, enjoyment”) (compare Scottish Gaelic and Irish aoibhneas), from Old Irish oíbind (“pleasant, agreeable, delightful”) (compare Scottish Gaelic and Irish aoibhinn).


Eunys

a female given name from Ancient Greek, equivalent to English Eunice


ard-aghtallys

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ard-aghtallys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

brilliance (having extraordinary mental capacity)


aghtal

clever, dexterous, skilful, proficient, expert


ard-ghooinney

ard-ghooinney m (genitive singular ard-ghooinney, plural ard-gheiney)

ard-ghooinney (genitive singular)
ard-gheiney (plural)


Çhalse

Lhig da Çhalse çheet ny dyn, neeym goll.

I am going whether Charles is coming or not.

Ta Çhalse y fer sloo Manninagh jeu ooilley.

a male given name, equivalent to English Charles


ard-marragh

ard-marragh m (genitive singular ard-marragh, plural ard-marree)

ard-marragh (genitive singular)
ard-marree (plural)


ard-marragh jiarg

ard-marragh jiarg m (genitive singular ard-marragh jiarg, plural ard-marree yiargey)

ard-marragh jiarg (genitive singular)
ard-marree yiargey (plural)


ard-inçhynys

ard-inçhynys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


ard-ghwoaieid

ard-ghwoaieid m (genitive singular ard-ghwoaieid, plural ard-ghwoaieidyn)

ard-ghwoaieid (genitive singular)
ard-ghwoaieidyn (plural)


dwoaieid

dwoaieid m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


dwoaie

dwoaie f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


ard-ghooinney bingagh

ard- + dooinney bingagh (compare ard-ghooinney)


ard-haghyrt

ard-haghyrt m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


ard-harjant

ard-harjant m (genitive singular ard-harjant, plural ard-harjantyn)

ard-harjant (genitive singular)
ard-harjantyn (plural)


sarjant

sarjant m (genitive singular sarjant, plural sarjantyn)

sarjant (genitive singular)
sarjantyn (plural)
sarjant
harjant
after "yn"
tarjant


sarjant drilley

sarjant drilley m (genitive singular sarjant drilley, plural [please provide])

sarjant drilley (genitive singular)
sarjant drilley
harjant drilley
after "yn"
tarjant drilley


sarjant mergey

sarjant mergey m (genitive singular sarjant mergey, plural sarjantyn mergey)

sarjant mergey (genitive singular)
sarjantyn mergey (plural)
sarjant mergey
harjant mergey
after "yn"
tarjant mergey


ard-hionnraa

ard-hionnraa m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


çhionnraa

çhionnraa m (genitive singular çhionnraa, plural çhionnraaghyn)

çhionnraa (genitive singular)
çhionnraaghyn (plural)


çhionnraa

çhionnraaghey (noun-from-verb)
çhionnraa
hionnraa
jionnraa


ard-hoieder

ard-hoieder m (genitive singular ard-hoieder, plural [please provide])


ard-hoiederys

ard-hoiederys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


ard-ghuinn

ard-ghuinn m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


ard-marraghys

ard-marraghys m (genitive singular ard-marraghys, no plural)


ard-ogher

ard-ogher f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


ard-oik

ard-oik m (genitive singular [please provide], plural ard-oikyn)


ard-olkys

ard-olkys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


ard-nhee

ard-nhee m (genitive singular ard-nhee, plural ard-nheeghyn)

ard-nhee (genitive singular)
ard-nheeghyn (plural)


ard-niau

ard-niau m (genitive singular ard-niau, plural ard-niaughyn)

ard-niau (genitive singular)
ard-niaughyn (plural)


ard-ommidjys

ard-ommidjys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


ard-ooashley

ard-ooashley m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


ard-ooashley

ard-ooashley f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


ard-ooashlid

ard-ooashlid m (genitive singular ard-ooashlid, no plural)


ard-tranlaase

ard-tranlaase m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


ard-whaiyl

ard-whaiyl f (genitive singular ard-whaiyl, plural ard-whaiyllyn)

ard-whaiyl (genitive singular)
ard-whaiyllyn (plural)


ard-whaiylagh

ard-whaiylagh m (genitive singular ard-whaiylagh, plural ard-whaiylee)

ard-whaiylagh (genitive singular)
ard-whaiylee (plural)


ard-yesheyder

master of ceremonies
master of ceremonies


ard-yindyssagh

amazing, outstanding, splendid, phenomenal


ynseydagh

ynseydagh m (genitive singular ynseydagh, plural ynseydee)

ynseydagh (genitive singular)
ynseydee (plural)

scholar, learner, pupil, cadet, disciple


ard-loayrtys

ard-loayrtys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


ard-loght

ard-loght m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


ard-lossey

ard-lossey m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


colheie

colheie m (genitive singular colheie, plural [please provide])


colheie

colheie (verbal noun colheie, past participle colheit)

colheie (noun-from-verb)
colheit (participle past)
co-lheie
cho-lheie
go-lheie


co-lheian

co-lheian m (genitive singular co-lheian, plural co-lheianyn)

co-lheian (genitive singular)
co-lheianyn (plural)
co-lheian
cho-lheian
go-lheian


colhiabbeeys

colhiabbeeys m (genitive singular colhiabbeeys, no plural)

colhiabbeeys (genitive singular)
colhiabbagh
cholhiabbagh
golhiabbagh


colhiabbagh

colhiabbagh m (genitive singular colhiabbagh, plural colhiabbee)

colhiabbagh (genitive singular)
colhiabbee (plural)


colhiabbagh

colhiabbagh f (genitive singular colhiabbagh, plural colhiabbaghyn or colhiabbee)

colhiabbagh (genitive singular)
colhiabbaghyn (plural)
colhiabbee (plural)
colhiabbagh
cholhiabbagh
golhiabbagh


co-leaystey

co-leaystey m (genitive singular co-leaystey, plural co-leaystaghyn)

co-leaystey (genitive singular)
co-leaystaghyn (plural)
co-leaystey
cho-leaystey
go-leaystey


co-lhaih

co-lhaih m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-vreneen

co-vreneen m (genitive singular co-vreneen, plural co-vreneenyn)

co-vreneen (genitive singular)
co-vreneenyn (plural)
co-vreneen
cho-vreneen
go-vreneen


breneen

breneen f (genitive singular breneen, plural breneenyn)

breneen (genitive singular)
breneenyn (plural)
breneen
vreneen
mreneen


co-uillin

co-uillin f (genitive singular co-uillin, plural co-uiljyn)

co-uillin (genitive singular)
co-uiljyn (plural)
co-uillin
cho-uillin
go-uillin


co-niartaghey

co-niartaghey m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-niartey

co-niartey m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-inçhynys

co-inçhynys m (genitive singular co-inçhynys, no plural)

co-inçhynys (genitive singular)
co-inçhynys
cho-inçhynys
go-inçhynys


roosteyr

roosteyr m (genitive singular roosteyr, plural roosteyryn)

roosteyr (genitive singular)
roosteyryn (plural)


co-veaghey

co-veaghey m (genitive singular co-veaghey, no plural)

co-veaghey (genitive singular)
co-veaghey
cho-veaghey
go-veaghey


co-niem

co-niem (verbal noun co-niemmey, past participle co-niemmit)

co-niemmey (noun-from-verb)
co-niemmit (participle past)
co-niem
cho-niem
go-niem


co-niemmey craue

co-niemmey craue m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

co-niemmey craue
cho-niemmey craue
go-niemmey craue


cogherjys

cogherjys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-whailtys

co-whailtys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-vree

co-vree m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


inçhyn

From Old Irish intinn, inntinn, from Latin intentiō.


co-whingys

co-whingys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-whingaghey

co-whingaghey m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


bluckan

bluckan m (genitive singular bluckan, plural bluckanyn)

bluckan (genitive singular)
bluckanyn (plural)
bluckan
vluckan
mluckan


bluggan

bluggan m (genitive singular bluggan, plural blugganyn)

bluggan (genitive singular)
blugganyn (plural)
bluggan
vluggan
mluggan


bluckaney

bluckaney m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


covluckanys

covluckanys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


bluckanys

bluckanys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


daunse

From Middle English daunsen, from Anglo-Norman dancer, dauncer (“to dance”).


daunse

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daunse m (genitive singular daunse, plural daunseeyn)

daunse (genitive singular)
daunseeyn (plural)
daunse
ghaunse
naunse


daunsey

daunsey m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


doltaghey

doltaghey m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


dolteynys

dolteynys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


ard-rheam

ard-rheam m (genitive singular ard-rheam, plural ard-rheamyn)

ard-rheam (genitive singular)
ard-rheamyn (plural)


rheam

rheam m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


ard-flaiee

ard-flaiee m (genitive singular ard-flaiee, plural ard-flaieeyn)

ard-flaiee (genitive singular)
ard-flaieeyn (plural)


pyshoon

pyshoon m (genitive singular pyshoon, plural pyshoonyn)

pyshoon (genitive singular)
pyshoonyn (plural)
pyshoon
physhoon
byshoon

Probably from Middle Irish puinnsiun, from English poison or a Romance source.


pibbin

pibbin f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


ard-vargey

ard-vargey m (genitive singular ard-vargey, plural ard-vargaghyn)

ard-vargey (genitive singular)
ard-vargaghyn (plural)


Turkee

Turkey (a country located in eastern Thrace in southeastern Europe and Anatolia in southwestern Asia)


Turkee

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


Turkagh

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Turkagh m (genitive singular Turkagh, plural Turkee)

Turkagh (genitive singular)
Turkee (plural)
Turkagh
Hurkagh
Durkagh


mitçhoor

mitçhoor m (genitive singular mitçhoor, plural mitçhooryn)

mitçhoor (genitive singular)
mitçhooryn (plural)
mitçhoor
vitçhoor


ard-vitçhoor

ard-vitçhoor m (genitive singular ard-vitçhoor, plural ard-vitçhooryn)

ard-vitçhoor (genitive singular)
ard-vitçhooryn (plural)


mollee

mollee f (genitive singular mollee, plural molleeyn)

mollee (genitive singular)
molleeyn (plural)
mollee
vollee


jeih-gheintyn

jeih-gheintyn m pl (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


shee

shee m (genitive singular shee, plural sheeghyn)

shee (genitive singular)
sheeghyn (plural)
shee
hee
after "yn"
çhee

From Middle Irish side, from Old Irish síd, from Proto-Celtic *sīdos (“mound (inhabited by fairies); peace”), from Proto-Indo-European *sēds, from *sed- (“to sit”). Cognate with Irish sí (“fairy mound”).


keesh

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keesh f (genitive singular keesh, plural keeshyn)

keesh (genitive singular)
keeshyn (plural)
keesh
cheesh
geesh

From Old Irish cís (“tax, tribute, cess, rent”) (compare Scottish Gaelic cìs), from Latin cēnsus.


ard-cheesh

ard- + keesh (“tax, toll, tribute, duty”)


cochorpagh

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cochorpagh m (genitive singular cochorpagh, plural cochorpee)

cochorpagh (genitive singular)
cochorpee (plural)
cochorpagh
chochorpagh
gochorpagh


cochorpaghey

cochorpaghey m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-earrooder

co-earrooder m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-earroo

co-earroo (verbal noun co-earrooaghey or co-earroo, past participle co-earrooit)

co-earrooaghey (noun-from-verb)
co-earroo (noun-from-verb)
co-earrooit (participle past)


co-earroo

co-earroo m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

counting, computation, computing, calculation


co-earrooaghey

co-earrooaghey m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-edjaghys

co-edjaghys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-hiarnys

co-hiarnys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

condominium (joint sovereignty over a territory)


çhiarnys

çhiarnys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


cohroailtagh

cohroailtagh m (genitive singular cohroailtagh, plural cohroailtee)

cohroailtagh (genitive singular)
cohroailtee (plural)
cohroailtagh
chohroailtagh
gohroailtagh


labree

labree m (genitive singular labree, plural labreeyn)

labree (genitive singular)
labreeyn (plural)


ard-obbree

ard-obbree m (genitive singular ard-obbree, plural ard-obbreeyn)

ard-obbree (genitive singular)
ard-obbreeyn (plural)

ard- (“high”) + obbree (“worker, laborer”)


ard-obbrinys

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ard-obbrinys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


ard-obbyr

ard-obbyr f (genitive singular ard-obbyr, plural ard-obbraghyn)

ard-obbyr (genitive singular)
ard-obbraghyn (plural)

From ard- (“high; excellent, noble”) + obbyr (“work”).


obbree

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obbree (verbal noun obbraghey, present participle gobbyr or gobbraghey, past participle obbrit)

obbraghey (noun-from-verb)
gobbyr (participle present)
gobbraghey (participle present)
obbrit (participle past)


obbree

obbree m (genitive singular obbree, plural obbreeyn)

obbree (genitive singular)
obbreeyn (plural)

obbyr (“work, labour; job”, noun) + -ee (“-er”)


coyrlagh

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coyrlagh m (genitive singular coyrlagh, plural coyrlee)

coyrlagh (genitive singular)
coyrlee (plural)
coyrlagh
choyrlagh
goyrlagh


ayroil

From Middle Irish aithremail, from Old Irish athramail. By surface analysis, ayr + -oil.


shennayr

shennayr m (genitive singular shennayrey, plural shennayraghyn)

shennayrey (genitive singular)
shennayraghyn (plural)
shennayr
hennayr
after "yn"
çhennayr


shaner

shaner m (genitive singular shaner, plural shanir)

shaner (genitive singular)
shanir (plural)
shaner
haner
after "yn"
çhaner


geayl

geayil (genitive singular)
geayl
gheayl
ngeayl

From Middle Irish gúal (“charcoal, coal”), from Proto-Celtic *goulos, possibly from Proto-Indo-European *ǵwelH- (“to burn, shine”), though the details are unclear.


geaylin

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geaylin m (genitive singular geaylin, plural geayltyn)

geaylin (genitive singular)
geayltyn (plural)
geaylin
gheaylin
ngeaylin

From Middle Irish gúala (compare Irish gualainn, Scottish Gaelic gualann).

Chrogh eh yn eayn er ny geayltyn echey.

Va'n folt echey tuittym neose harrish e gheayltyn.

Ta'n cooat croghey dy jesh voish ny geayltyn.


seihlltagh

seihlltagh
heihlltagh
after "yn"
teihlltagh


sniaghtagh

sniaghtagh
niaghtagh
after "yn"
tniaghtagh


ard-saggyrtagh

From ard-saggyrt (“hierarch, pontiff”) + -agh.


co-akinagh

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co-akinagh m (genitive singular co-akinagh, plural co-akinee)

co-akinagh (genitive singular)
co-akinee (plural)
co-akinagh
cho-akinagh
go-akinagh


teks

teks m (genitive singular teks, plural teksyn)

teks (genitive singular)
teksyn (plural)
teks
heks
deks

From Middle Irish técs, técsa (“text; version; verse, citation”), from English text or from a Romance language, ultimately from Latin textus, perfect passive participle of texō (“I weave”).


co-akin

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co-akin m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-chredjue

co-chredjue m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-chredjuagh

From co- (“co-”) + credjue (“belief, faith, religion”) + -agh (compare Irish comhchreidmheach).


co-ghuillag

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co-ghuillag f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-obbragh

co-obbragh m (genitive singular co-obbragh, plural co-obbraghyn)

co-obbragh (genitive singular)
co-obbraghyn (plural)
co-obbragh
cho-obbragh
go-obbragh


cochaarjys

cochaarjys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


caarjagh

From Middle Irish cairdech. By surface analysis, caarjyn (“friends”) + -agh.


cohecks

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cohecks m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

From co- (“con-”) + teks (“text”), a calque of Latin contextus, English context (compare Irish comhthéacs).


co-hecks

co-hecks m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


jinnair

jinnair m (genitive singular jinnairagh, plural jinnairyn)

jinnairagh (genitive singular)
jinnairyn (plural)
jinnair
yinnair
n'yinnair

From Middle Irish dínér, dínnér, from Old French disner, from Vulgar Latin *disiūnō, from Late Latin disieiūnō (“I break the fast”), from, dis- + iēiūnō (“I fast”), from Latin ieiūnus (“fasting, abstinent, hungry”, adj).

der

dinner (main meal, especially in the evening)


coheshaghtagh

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coheshaghtagh m (genitive singular coheshaghtagh, plural coheshaghtee)

coheshaghtagh (genitive singular)
coheshaghtee (plural)
coheshaghtagh
choheshaghtagh
goheshaghtagh


argidagh

argidagh m (genitive singular argidagh, plural argidee)

argidagh (genitive singular)
argidee (plural)


colught

colught m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


urryssaght

urryssaght f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

insurance, assurance (life, etc.), cover


urrys

urrys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


jeih-vonney

jeih-vonney m (genitive singular jeih-vonney, plural jeih-vonnaghyn)

jeih-vonney (genitive singular)
jeih-vonnaghyn (plural)
jeih-vonney
yeih-vonney
n'yeih-vonney


jeih-aigney

jeih-aigney m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


jeih-ellynys

jeih-ellynys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


jeih-yannoo

jeih-yannoo m (genitive singular jeih-yannoo, plural jeih-yannoo)

jeih-yannoo (genitive singular)
jeih-yannoo (plural)
jeih-yannoo
yeih-yannoo
n'yeih-yannoo


jeih-ymmyrkey

jeih-ymmyrkey m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


jeih-veays

jeih-veays m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-ymmyrkey

co-ymmyrkey m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


ard-cheimnaghey

ard-cheimnaghey m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


ard-eailley

ard-eailley f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


ard-gharaghtee

ard-gharaghtee m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


ard-vollaghter

ard-vollaghter m (genitive singular ard-vollaghter, plural ard-vollaghteryn)

ard-vollaghter (genitive singular)
ard-vollaghteryn (plural)


munlaa

munlaa m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-ushtee

co-ushtaghey (noun-from-verb)
co-ushtee
cho-ushtee
go-ushtee


co-vraaraghys

co-vraaraghys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-vraarys

co-vraarys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-screeuagh

co-screeuagh m (genitive singular co-screeuagh, plural co-screeuee)

co-screeuagh (genitive singular)
co-screeuee (plural)
co-screeuagh
cho-screeuagh
go-screeuagh


coreiragh

From coreir + -agh. Compare Irish comhréireach.


coreiraght

coreiraght f (genitive singular coreiraght, no plural)

coreiraght (genitive singular)
coreiraght
choreiraght
goreiraght


co-chloieder

co-chloieder m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-chloie

co-chloie m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


cohirreyder

cohirreyder m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


cohionneyder

cohionneyder m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


cohionnalagh

From cohionnal (“community, congregation; congress”) + -agh (adjectival suffix).


co-hiauill

co-hiaulley (noun-from-verb)
co-hiauill
cho-hiauill
go-hiauill

co- (“co-”) + shiauill (“sail, navigate”)


shiaulley

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shiaulley m (genitive singular shiaullee, plural shiaullaghyn)

shiaullee (genitive singular)
shiaullaghyn (plural)
shiaulley
hiaulley
after "yn"
çhiaulley

From Old Irish séolad. Cognate with Irish seoladh.


co-hieys

co-hieys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


cohuittymys

cohuittymys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-laneyder

co-laneyder m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


ard-voylley

ard-voylley m (genitive singular ard-voyllee)


ard-smooinaght

ard-smooinaght f (genitive singular ard-smooinaght, no plural)


ard-smaghteyder

ard-smaghteyder m (genitive singular ard-smaghteyder, plural ard-smaghteyderyn)

ard-smaghteyder (genitive singular)
ard-smaghteyderyn (plural)


ard-smooinaghtyn

ard-smooinaghtyn m (genitive singular ard-smooinaghtyn, no plural)


ard-reillaght

ard-reillaght f (genitive singular ard-reillaght, plural ard-reillaghtyn)

ard-reillaght (genitive singular)
ard-reillaghtyn (plural)

Alternative form of ardreillaght (“dictatorship”)


ard-reillagh

Alternative form of ardreillagh (“dictatorial”)


ard-reillagh

ard-reillagh m (genitive singular ard-reillagh, plural ard-reillee)

ard-reillagh (genitive singular)
ard-reillee (plural)

Alternative form of ardreillagh (“dictator”)


co-ving

co-ving f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


fo-ving

fo-ving f (genitive singular fo-vingagh or fo-vingey, plural fo-vingaghyn)

fo-vingagh (genitive singular)
fo-vingey (genitive singular)
fo-vingaghyn (plural)
fo-ving
o-ving
vo-ving


co-vingys

co-vingys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


coviallys

coviallys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-voirey

co-voirey m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-yannoo

co-yannoo m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


covuilley

covuilley m (genitive singular covuilley, plural covuillaghyn)

covuilley (genitive singular)
covuillaghyn (plural)
covuilley
chovuilley
govuilley


co-yeeaghyn

co-yeeaghyn m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


coventyn

coventyn m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-strooan

co-strooan f (genitive singular co-strooan, plural co-strooanyn)

co-strooan (genitive singular)
co-strooanyn (plural)
co-strooan
cho-strooan
go-strooan


coloayr

coloayrt (noun-from-verb)
coloayr
choloayr
goloayr


coloayrtagh

coloayrtagh m (genitive singular coloayrtagh, plural coloayrtee)

coloayrtagh (genitive singular)
coloayrtee (plural)
coloayrtagh
choloayrtagh
goloayrtagh


coloayrtys

coloayrtys m (genitive singular coloayrtys, plural coloayrtyssyn)

coloayrtys (genitive singular)
coloayrtyssyn (plural)
coloayrtys
choloayrtys
goloayrtys


colhiantyn

colhiantyn m (genitive singular colhiantyn, no plural)

colhiantyn (genitive singular)
colhiantyn
cholhiantyn
golhiantyn


ard-cheimnagh

strutting, dignified, highborn, pre-eminent


kellagh caggee

kellagh caggee m (genitive singular kellagh caggee, plural kellee chaggee)

kellagh caggee (genitive singular)
kellee chaggee (plural)
kellagh caggee
chellagh caggee
gellagh caggee


cocheayney

cocheayney m (genitive singular cocheayney, no plural)

cocheayney (genitive singular)
cocheayney
chocheayney
gocheayney


ard-ghoo

ard-ghoo m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


ard-phaays alcoalagh

ard-phaays alcoalagh m (genitive singular ard-phaays alcoalagh, no plural)

ard-phaays alcoalagh (genitive singular)


paays

paays m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


alcoal

alcoal m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


ard-chione

ard-chione m (genitive singular ard-ching, plural ard-ching)

ard-ching (genitive singular)
ard-ching (plural)


ard-varriaght

ard-varriaght f (genitive singular ard-varriaght, plural ard-varriaghtyn)

ard-varriaght (genitive singular)
ard-varriaghtyn (plural)


barriaght

barriaght f (genitive singular barriaght, plural barriaghtyn)

barriaght (genitive singular)
barriaghtyn (plural)
barriaght
varriaght
marriaght


co-chleayney

co-chleayney m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-cheeayllaghys

co-cheeayllaghys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-chleaynys

co-chleaynys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-choardailys

co-choardailys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


Kypragh

Kypragh m (genitive singular Kypragh, plural Kypree)

Kypragh (genitive singular)
Kypree (plural)
Kypragh
Chypragh
Gypragh


Kyprys

Yn Chyprys (canonical feminine)
Kyprys
Chyprys
Gyprys


cofraueagh

(mathematics) simultaneous (to be solved for the same values of variables)


co-fendeilagh

co-fendeilagh m (genitive singular co-fendeilagh, plural co-fendeilee)

co-fendeilagh (genitive singular)
co-fendeilee (plural)
co-fendeilagh
cho-fendeilagh
go-fendeilagh


fendeilagh

fendeilagh m (genitive singular fendeilagh, plural fendeilee)

fendeilagh (genitive singular)
fendeilee (plural)
fendeilagh
endeilagh
vendeilagh


co-emshiraght

co-emshiraght f (genitive singular co-emshiraght, no plural)

co-emshiraght (genitive singular)
co-emshiraght
cho-emshiraght
go-emshiraght


co-enmysser

co-enmysser m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-'er oik

co-'er oik m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


fer oik

fer oik m (genitive singular fer oik, plural fir oik)

fer oik (genitive singular)
fir oik (plural)
fer oik
er oik
ver oik


co-ennaghtagh

co-ennaghtagh m (genitive singular co-ennaghtagh, plural co-ennaghtee)

co-ennaghtagh (genitive singular)
co-ennaghtee (plural)
co-ennaghtagh
cho-ennaghtagh
go-ennaghtagh


co-ennaghtyn

co-ennaghtyn m (genitive singular co-ennaghtyn, no plural)

co-ennaghtyn (genitive singular)
co-ennaghtyn
cho-ennaghtyn
go-ennaghtyn


coreir

coreir f (genitive singular coreir, no plural)

coreir (genitive singular)
coreir
choreir
goreir


co-streeu

co-streeu m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


covial

covial m (genitive singular covial, no plural)

covial (genitive singular)
covial
chovial
govial


cohionnal

cohionnal f (genitive singular cohionnal, plural cohionnalyn)

cohionnal (genitive singular)
cohionnalyn (plural)
cohionnal
chohionnal
gohionnal


cohionney

cohionney m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


cohirrey

cohirrey m (genitive singular cohirrey, plural cohirraghyn)

cohirrey (genitive singular)
cohirraghyn (plural)
cohirrey
chohirrey
gohirrey


co-hoiaghey

co-hoiaghey m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


toan

toan m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-hooyl

co-hooyl m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


cohuitt

cohuittym (noun-from-verb)
cohuitt
chohuitt
gohuitt


co-choardail

co-choardail f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


ard-vrigaidagh

ard-vrigaidagh m (genitive singular ard-vrigaidagh, plural ard-vrigaidee)

ard-vrigaidagh (genitive singular)
ard-vrigaidee (plural)


brigaidagh

brigaidagh m (genitive singular brigaidagh, plural brigaidee)

brigaidagh (genitive singular)
brigaidee (plural)
brigaidagh
vrigaidagh
mrigaidagh


ard-schoillar

ard-schoillar m (genitive singular ard-schoillar, plural ard-schoillaryn)

ard-schoillar (genitive singular)
ard-schoillaryn (plural)


co-chrooaght

co-chrooaght f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


ard-aignys

ard-aignys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


ard-anneyder

ard-anneyder m (genitive singular ard-anneyder, plural ard-anneyderyn)

ard-anneyder (genitive singular)
ard-anneyderyn (plural)


anneyder

anneyder m (genitive singular anneyder, plural anneyderyn)

anneyder (genitive singular)
anneyderyn (plural)


co-aigney

co-aigney m (genitive singular co-aigney, no plural)

co-aigney (genitive singular)
co-aigney
cho-aigney
go-aigney


ard-oaie

ard-oaie m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-aignaghys

co-aignaghys m (genitive singular co-aignaghys, no plural)

co-aignaghys (genitive singular)
co-aignaghys
cho-aignaghys
go-aignaghys


aigney

aigney m (genitive singular aigney, plural aignaghyn)

aigney (genitive singular)
aignaghyn (plural)

From Old Irish aicned; cognate with Irish and Scottish Gaelic aigne.


ard-cheeayllagh

ard-cheeayllagh m (genitive singular ard-cheeayllagh, plural ard-cheeayllee)

ard-cheeayllagh (genitive singular)
ard-cheeayllee (plural)


co-chaggee

co-chaggee m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-chaggeyder

co-chaggeyder m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


towl

towl m (genitive singular tuill, plural tuill)

tuill (genitive singular)
tuill (plural)


aalid

aalid m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


trimmid

trimmid m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


creg

creggey (genitive singular)
creg
chreg
greg

From Old Irish crec, possibly from the late Proto-Indo-European/substrate *kar (“stone, hard”); see also Old Armenian քար (kʻar, “stone”), Sanskrit खर (khara, “hard, solid”), Welsh carreg (“stone”).
Related Celtic descendants include Scots craig, Scottish Gaelic creag, Irish creag, Welsh craig.


dooinneen

dooinneen m (genitive singular dooinneen, plural dooinneenyn)

dooinneen (genitive singular)
dooinneenyn (plural)
dooinneen
ghooinneen
nooinneen


co-cheaghlid

co-cheaghlid m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


doillee

From Middle Irish doilig, apparently from Old Irish do- + fulach (alternative form of fulang). Cognate with Irish doiligh and Scottish Gaelic duilich.


doilleeid

doilleeid m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-screeuyn çhymnee

co-screeuyn çhymnee m pl (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-lane

co-lane m (genitive singular co-lane, plural co-laneyn)

co-lane (genitive singular)
co-laneyn (plural)
co-lane
cho-lane
go-lane


co-screeuyn

co-screeuyn m (genitive singular co-screeuyn, plural co-screeunyn)

co-screeuyn (genitive singular)
co-screeunyn (plural)
co-screeuyn
cho-screeuyn
go-screeuyn


co-hanjent

co-hanjent m (genitive singular co-hanjent, plural co-hanjentyn)

co-hanjent (genitive singular)
co-hanjentyn (plural)
co-hanjent
cho-hanjent
go-hanjent


tanjent

tanjent m (genitive singular tanjent, plural tanjentyn)

tanjent (genitive singular)
tanjentyn (plural)
tanjent
hanjent
danjent


co-heeragh

co-heeragh m (genitive singular co-heeragh, plural co-heeree)

co-heeragh (genitive singular)
co-heeree (plural)
co-heeragh
cho-heeragh
go-heeragh


lhiattee

lhiattee f (genitive singular lhiattagh, plural lhiattaghyn or lhiatteeyn)

lhiattagh (genitive singular)
lhiattaghyn (plural)
lhiatteeyn (plural)

Probably from Old Irish lettáeb. Cognate with Irish leataobh.


slyst

slyst m (genitive singular slyst, plural slystyn)

slyst (genitive singular)
slystyn (plural)

From Middle Irish slis (“side, slope”), from Old Irish slis, from Proto-Celtic *stlissus.


ard-skelloo

ard-skelloo f (genitive singular ard-skelloo, plural ard-skellooyn)

ard-skelloo (genitive singular)
ard-skellooyn (plural)


skelloo

skelloo f (genitive singular skelloo, plural skellooyn)

skelloo (genitive singular)
skellooyn (plural)


ard-vass-moylley

ard-vass-moylley m (genitive singular ard-vass-moyllee)


bass-moylley

bass-moylley m (genitive singular bass-voyllee)

bass-voyllee (genitive singular)
bass-moylley
vass-moylley
mass-moylley


ard-vaght

ard-vaght m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


Mian

a male given name, equivalent to English Matthew

Matthew the Evangelist, one of the twelve disciples.


ard-vian

ard-vian m (genitive singular ard-vian, plural ard-vianyn)

ard-vian (genitive singular)
ard-vianyn (plural)


ard-resooney

ard-resooney m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-chooneyder

co-chooneyder m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


-der

From Old Irish -atóir, from Latin -tor, -tōrem.

çhengey (“language”) + -der → çhengeyder (“linguist”)

yl-phoosey (“polygamy”) + -der → yl-phooseyder (“polygamist”)

Suffix appended to words to create an agent noun, indicating a person who does (or a thing that does) something.


co-chyndagh

co-chyndagh m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


kyndagh

kyndagh m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

malefactor, convict, culprit, criminal, trespasser


kyndid

kyndid f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


speeideil

speeideil f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


speeideilys

prosperity, well-being, success, fortune


mwaagh

mwaagh m (genitive singular mwaagh, plural mwaaee)

mwaagh (genitive singular)
mwaaee (plural)
mwaagh
waagh

From Middle Irish míl maige, a compound of míl (“beast”) and the genitive case of mag (“plain”), so literally "plains beast".


kimmagh

kimmagh m (genitive singular [please provide], plural kimmee)

kimmee (plural)
kimmagh
chimmagh
gimmagh


ollay

ollay f (genitive singular ollay, plural ollee)

ollay (genitive singular)
ollee (plural)


lugh

lugh m or f (genitive singular lughagh, plural lughee)

lughagh (genitive singular)
lughee (plural)

From Old Irish luch (compare Irish and Scottish Gaelic luch), from Proto-Celtic *lukūts (compare Welsh llyg (“shrew”), llygod (“mice”), Breton logod (“mice”)).

Ta’n thie er croo lesh lughee.

Tra vees yn kayt mooie bee ny lughee daunsin.

When the cat is away the mice will dance.


mullagh

mullagh m (genitive singular mullee, plural mulleeyn)

mullee (genitive singular)
mulleeyn (plural)
mullagh
vullagh

laare vullee


keynnagh

keynnagh f (genitive singular keynnee, plural keynneeyn)

keynnee (genitive singular)
keynneeyn (plural)
keynnagh
cheynnagh
geynnagh

From Old Irish cóennae + effectively -agh. Cognate to Irish caonach and Scottish Gaelic còinneach through an unattested Middle Irish *cáennach.


lheiney

lheiney f (genitive singular lheiney, plural lheintyn)

lheiney (genitive singular)
lheintyn (plural)

From Old Irish léine (compare Irish léine, Scottish Gaelic lèine).


uillin

uillin f (genitive singular uillinagh, plural uiljyn)

uillinagh (genitive singular)
uiljyn (plural)

From Old Irish uilen (compare Irish uillinn).


tushtey

tushtey m (genitive singular ?, plural tushtaghyn)

tushtaghyn (plural)
tushtey
hushtey
dushtey


lheeannee

lheeannee f (genitive singular lheeannagh, plural lheeantyn)

lheeannagh (genitive singular)
lheeantyn (plural)

A derivative of Middle Irish léna, from Old Irish lénae.


mieys

mieys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


aegid

aegid m (genitive singular aegid, no plural)


granid

granid m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


shelgeyr

shelgeyr m (genitive singular shelgeyr, plural shelgeyryn)

shelgeyr (genitive singular)
shelgeyryn (plural)
shelgeyr
helgeyr
after "yn"
çhelgeyr


minjagh

minjagh f (genitive singular minjagh, plural minjaghyn)

minjagh (genitive singular)
minjaghyn (plural)
minjagh
vinjagh


blebbin

blebbin m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


treoghan

treoghan m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-chummalagh

co-chummalagh m (genitive singular co-chummalagh, plural co-chummalee)

co-chummalagh (genitive singular)
co-chummalee (plural)
co-chummalagh
cho-chummalagh
go-chummalagh


co-heeanys

co-heeanys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


cohoilshaghey

cohoilshaghey m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


cohoyrtagh

cohoyrtagh m (genitive singular cohoyrtagh, plural cohoyrtee)

cohoyrtagh (genitive singular)
cohoyrtee (plural)
cohoyrtagh
chohoyrtagh
gohoyrtagh


co-hymey

co-hymey m (genitive singular co-hymey, plural co-hymaghyn)

co-hymey (genitive singular)
co-hymaghyn (plural)
co-hymey
cho-hymey
go-hymey


co-oltey

co-oltey m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-hummid

co-hummid m (genitive singular co-hummid, plural co-hummidyn)

co-hummid (genitive singular)
co-hummidyn (plural)
co-hummid
cho-hummid
go-hummid


co-hym

co-hym m (genitive singular co-hym, plural co-hymyn)

co-hym (genitive singular)
co-hymyn (plural)


co-hym

co-hymey (noun-from-verb)
co-hym
cho-hym
go-hym


co-olt

co-olt f (genitive singular co-olt, plural co-oltyn)

co-olt (genitive singular)
co-oltyn (plural)
co-olt
cho-olt
go-olt


broddag

broddag f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


shiolteyr

shiolteyr m (genitive singular shiolteyr, plural shiolteyryn)

shiolteyr (genitive singular)
shiolteyryn (plural)
shiolteyr
hiolteyr
after "yn"
çhiolteyr


shiaulteyr

shiaulteyr m (genitive singular shiaulteyr, plural shiaulteyryn)

shiaulteyr (genitive singular)
shiaulteyryn (plural)
shiaulteyr
hiaulteyr
after "yn"
çhiaulteyr


shellooder

shellooder m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

shellooder
hellooder
after "yn"
çhellooder


shelloo

shelloo m (genitive singular shelloo, plural shellooyn)

shelloo (genitive singular)
shellooyn (plural)
shelloo
helloo
after "yn"
çhelloo

From Old Irish selb (compare Scottish Gaelic and Irish seilbh), from Proto-Celtic *selwā.


shelg

shelg f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


costreppey

costreppey m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


streppey

streppey m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-soiaghey

co-soiaghey m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-soieaghey

co-soieaghey m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-cheaghleyder

co-cheaghleyder m (genitive singular co-cheaghleyder, plural co-cheaghleyderyn)

co-cheaghleyder (genitive singular)
co-cheaghleyderyn (plural)
co-cheaghleyder
cho-cheaghleyder
go-cheaghleyder


co-cheaghley

co-cheaghley m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


ceaghley

ceaghley m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-cheeayllagh

co-cheeayllagh m (genitive singular co-cheeayllagh, plural co-cheeayllee)

co-cheeayllagh (genitive singular)
co-cheeayllee (plural)
co-cheeayllagh
cho-cheeayllagh
go-cheeayllagh


cochormag

cochormag f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-chormaghey

co-chormaghey m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-chormid

co-chormid m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-chummal

co-chummal m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


cohaghneyder

cohaghneyder m (genitive singular cohaghneyder, plural cohaghneyderyn)

cohaghneyder (genitive singular)
cohaghneyderyn (plural)
cohaghneyder
chohaghneyder
gohaghneyder


cohaghney

cohaghney m (genitive singular cohaghney, plural cohaghnaghyn)

cohaghney (genitive singular)
cohaghnaghyn (plural)
cohaghney
chohaghney
gohaghney


co-heean

co-heean m (genitive singular co-heean, plural co-heeanyn)

co-heean (genitive singular)
co-heeanyn (plural)
co-heean
cho-heean
go-heean


cochiangle

cochiangle (verbal noun cochiangley, past participle cochianglt or cochianglit)

cochiangley (noun-from-verb)
cochianglt (participle past)
cochianglit (participle past)


cochiangle

cochiangle m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


cochiangley

cochiangley m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

relationship, league, confederacy, coalition


co-chassey

co-chassey m (genitive singular co-chassey, plural co-chassaghyn)

co-chassey (genitive singular)
co-chassaghyn (plural)
co-chassey
cho-chassey
go-chassey


co-aishnyssagh

co-aishnyssagh m (genitive singular co-aishnyssagh, no plural)

co-aishnyssagh (genitive singular)
co-aishnyssagh
cho-aishnyssagh
go-aishnyssagh


coghreeseyder

coghreeseyder m (genitive singular coghreeseyder, plural coghreeseyderyn)

coghreeseyder (genitive singular)
coghreeseyderyn (plural)
coghreeseyder
choghreeseyder
goghreeseyder


co-heenys

co-heenys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


sheenys

sheenys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-heeckant

co-heeckant m (genitive singular co-heeckant, plural co-heeckantyn)

co-heeckant (genitive singular)
co-heeckantyn (plural)
co-heeckant
cho-heeckant
go-heeckant


cohaghyrt

cohaghyrt m (genitive singular cohaghyrt, plural cohaghyrtyn)

cohaghyrt (genitive singular)
cohaghyrtyn (plural)
cohaghyrt
chohaghyrt
gohaghyrt


drogh-haghyrt

drogh-haghyrt m (genitive singular drogh-haghyrt, plural drogh-haghyrtyn)

drogh-haghyrt (genitive singular)
drogh-haghyrtyn (plural)


coghrees

coghreesaghey (noun-from-verb)
coghrees
choghrees
goghrees


co-obbree

co-obbree m (genitive singular co-obbree, plural co-obbreeyn)

co-obbree (genitive singular)
co-obbreeyn (plural)


co-obbree

co-obbraghey (noun-from-verb)
co-obbree
cho-obbree
go-obbree


co-obbyr

co-obbyr f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-obbraghey

co-obbraghey m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


fendeil

fendeil f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


moylley

moyllee (genitive singular)
moylley
voylley

compliments, commendation, promotion, recommendation, plaudits, tribute, applause, praise


co-yarrooaghey

co-yarrooaghey m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


cochiartagh

cochiartagh m (genitive singular cochiartagh, plural cochiartaghyn)

cochiartagh (genitive singular)
cochiartaghyn (plural)
cochiartagh
chochiartagh
gochiartagh


cochiartaghey

cochiartaghey m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


kiunaght

kiunaght f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


kiune-vreearagh

From kiune + breear + -agh (compare breearagh (“verbal”)).


breear

breear m (genitive singular breear, plural breearyn)

breear (genitive singular)
breearyn (plural)
breear
vreear
mreear

From Old Irish bríathar (“word, verb”), from Proto-Celtic *breitrā.


kiuneyder

kiuneyder m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


kiunaghey

kiunaghey m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


kiunid

kiunid m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

quiescence, placidity, calmness, quietude, stillness


kiuney

kiuney f (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

quietude, stillness, calm, lull, hush, calmness


kiunys

kiunys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

From Middle Irish ciúnas (compare Irish ciúnas, Scottish Gaelic ciùineas), from ciúin + -as. By surface analysis, kiune + -ys.


aght

aght m (genitive singular aght, plural aghtyn)

aght (genitive singular)
aghtyn (plural)

From Middle Irish acht, from Latin āctus. Cognate with Irish acht.


oyr

oyr m (genitive singular oyr, plural oyryn)

From Old Irish óre, hóre, from Latin hōra (“hour”), ultimately borrowed from Ancient Greek ὥρα (hṓra, “time, season, year”), from Proto-Indo-European *yeh₁- (“year, season”). Cognate with Irish óir and Scottish Gaelic oir.


dooinney-poosee

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dooinney-poosee m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


toyrt

toyrt m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


fockley

fockley m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-chillag voltagh

co-chillag voltagh f (genitive singular co-chillag voltagh, plural co-chillagyn voltagh)

co-chillag voltagh (genitive singular)
co-chillagyn voltagh (plural)
co-chillag voltagh
cho-chillag voltagh
go-chillag voltagh


voltagh

From volt + -agh. Compare Irish voltach.


bwoailtys

bwoailtys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


bwoailtagh

bwoailtagh m (genitive singular bwoailtagh, plural bwoailtee)

bwoailtagh (genitive singular)
bwoailtee (plural)
bwoailtagh
woailtagh
mwoailtagh


greie bwoailtagh

greie bwoailtagh m (genitive singular greie woailtagh, plural greienyn bwoailtagh)

greie woailtagh (genitive singular)
greienyn bwoailtagh (plural)
greie bwoailtagh
ghreie bwoailtagh
ngreie bwoailtagh


greie

greie m (genitive singular greie, plural greienyn or greighyn)

greie (genitive singular)
greienyn (plural)
greighyn (plural)
greie
ghreie
ngreie


co-reih

co-reih m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-reiltys

co-reiltys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


reiltys

reiltys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


unnane

From un (“one”) + -ane (compare Scottish Gaelic aonan), ultimately from Old Irish óen, from Proto-Celtic *oinos (compare Welsh un), from Proto-Indo-European *óynos (compare Latin ūnus, Old English ān).


unnane

unnane m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

(card games, dice games) ace (playing card)


paageyr

paageyr m (genitive singular paageyr, plural paageyryn)

paageyr (genitive singular)
paageyryn (plural)
paageyr
phaageyr
baageyr


paageyder

paageyder m (genitive singular paageyder, plural paageyderyn)

paageyder (genitive singular)
paageyderyn (plural)
paageyder
phaageyder
baageyder


paagey

paagey m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


Co-unnaneys Ghoal

Co-unnaneys Ghoal
Cho-unnaneys Ghoal
Go-unnaneys Ghoal

Commonwealth of Nations
Commonwealth of Nations


Goal

Goal m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])

From Old Irish Gall (“Gaul, Scandinavian, Anglo-Norman, foreigner”).


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Unnaneys ny Boblaghtyn Soveidjagh Soshallagh m

Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics

Unnaneys ny Poblaghtyn Soveidjagh Soshallagh


Unnaneys ny Poblaghtyn Soveidjagh Soshallagh m

Unnaneys ny Boblaghtyn Soveidjagh Soshallagh#Manx

Alternative form of Unnaneys ny Boblaghtyn Soveidjagh Soshallagh


poblaght

poblaght f (genitive singular ?, plural poblaghtyn)

poblaghtyn (plural)
poblaght
phoblaght
boblaght


soshiallagh

soshiallagh m (genitive singular soshiallagh, plural soshiallee)

soshiallagh (genitive singular)
soshiallee (plural)
soshallagh
hoshallagh
after "yn"
toshallagh


dowin

dowin (plural dowiney, comparative diuney)

dowiney (plural)
diuney (comparative)
dowin
ghowin
nowin


unnaneys

unnaneys m (genitive singular unnaneys, no plural)


co-unnaneyssey

co-unnaneyssey m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-unnaneys

co-unnaneys m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


co-unnanaghey

co-unnanaghey m (genitive singular [please provide], plural [please provide])


Corsickagh

Corsickagh m (genitive singular Corsickagh, plural Corsickee)

Corsickagh (genitive singular)
Corsickee (plural)
Corsickagh
Chorsickagh
Gorsickagh