Manx Dictionary - Section 32
- meiygh
- indulgent, benign, approving, sentimental
- meiygh-chreeagh
- kind-hearted, soft-hearted
- meiyghagh
- tender, benignant
- meiyghey
- yearn, yearning, being benign, softening
- meiyghid
- softness, tenderness, sentimentality
- meiyghid chree
- tender-heartedness
- meiyghid cree
- soft-heartedness, kind-heartedness
- meiyghys
- tenderness, lenity, benignity
- melley
- meagre, slower, slack
- mellid
- decrepitude, slowness, faultiness, deliberation, feebleness, flimsiness, dullness, poorness, backwardness, deliberateness
- mellyn asnagh
- cantaloup
- melon ushtey
- water melon
- menkey
- often
- menkid
- frequency
- Menkid Feer Ard
- Very High Frequency
- menkid uillinagh
- angular frequency
- mennee
- awl, pricker, bradawl, stiletto
- mennee hiollee
- hot iron
- mennee screebee
- scratch awl
- mennee screeuee
- scriber
- menneeagh
- subulate
- mennick
- often, frequent, oft
- mennick dy liooar
- not uncommonly
- mennickaght
- incidence
- mennickid feer ard
- very high frequency, ultra-high frequency
- mennuigh
- yawn
- mennuighey
- yawning
- mennuigh(ey)
- yawn
- mennuighid
- yawniness
- mennuighys
- yawniness
- mennuighys (er)
- yawny
- menoyr
- luscious, rich, mealy, goodly
- menoyragh
- rich, goodly
- menoyrid
- richness, lusciousness, mealiness, goodliness
- meoir
- supervisor, mayor, curator, ganger, keeper, prefect, taskmaster, manager, custodian, agent of estate, steward, bailiff
- meoir agglish
- beadle, apparitor
- meoir cayrn
- trumpet major
- meoir cheulinney
- touch judge
- meoir colaashtey
- beadle
- meoir custym
- customs officer
- meoir drummey
- drum major
- meoir feiys
- gamekeeper
- meoir-ghineraal
- major general
- meoir keylley
- wood keeper, verderer, forester
- meoir lhong chaggee
- master-at-arms
- meoir lhuingey
- chief steward
- meoir ny goyin
- master of hounds
- meoir shapp
- shop walker
- meoir shee
- policeman, constable, copper, cop
- meoir shee bieauid
- speed cop
- meoir slayntoilys
- sanitary inspector
- meoir sthock
- stockkeeper
- meoir stoyr
- warehouseman
- meoir streebee
- pimp
- meoir thie
- chief butler, major domo
- meoir traa
- timekeeper
- meoir traghtey
- traffic policeman
- meoiragh
- mayoral, prefectorial, supervisory
- meoiraght
- stewardship, mayorality, prefecture
- meoirsnaght
- keepership
- meoirsynys lhuingey
- chief stewardship
- meoiryn shee
- constabulary, police force, police
- meoirys
- proxy, mayorship
- merg
- woe
- mergagh
- rusty
- mergaghey
- rust
- mergaghyn
- bunting
- mergaghyn ny Rauee
- Roman Eagles
- mergeeys
- trade
- merger
- rust
- mergey
- flag, banner, standard
- Mergey Bane
- White Ensign
- Mergey Gorrym
- Blue Ensign
- Mergey Jiarg
- Red Ensign
- mergey phrash
- verdigris
- mergey shleiy
- banderole
- mergey traghtee
- red ensign
- mergeyder
- rust-causing agent, ensign
- mergeyr
- standard bearer
- mergid
- rustiness
- merginagh
- depressed
- merginaght
- depression
- merginys
- depression
- mergit
- rusted
- mergnagh
- depressive
- mergney
- bewail
- mergys
- rustiness, rust
- meriu
- with you
- merre
- frenzy
- merre chaggee
- battle frenzy
- merre-vaaish
- pall bearer
- merriu
- dead men, the dead, departed souls
- Ny Merriu (caggee)
- The Fallen
- merriuid
- deadness, loss of feeling, blankness, stagnacy
- merruid
- flatness
- mertragh
- maladroit, awkward
- mertraght
- awkwardness, confusedness
- mertraghys
- maladroitness
- meshtagh
- half-breed, promiscuous, coloured person, coloured
- meshtal
- vinous, tipsy
- meshtallagh
- drunk, inebriate, boozer, intoxicant, intoxicating, promiscuity
- meshtallid
- tipsiness
- meshtallys
- drunkeness, inebriation, inebriety, intoxication
- meshtey
- souse, inebriety
- meshtoil
- heady, drunken, vinous, sottish
- meslin
- offal, mixed grain, mash
- meslin cletch
- bran mash
- mess
- fruit, issue
- mess chirmit
- dried fruit
- mess claghagh
- stone fruit
- mess glass(ey)
- green fruit
- mess-hoyrtagh
- fruit-bearing
- mess muigey
- bog St.John's wort
- mess skianagh
- key
- mess stainnit
- tinned fruit
- messeyder
- fruiterer
- messghart
- orchard
- messoil
- fructiferous, fruitful, prolific
- messoilid
- fecundity, fruitfulness
- mestagh
- half-caste
- mestane
- muddle
- mestee
- stirring
- mestey
- mix, shuffle, jumble, garble, confuse, dispense, hybridize, compound, stir, mash, cross-breed, miscellany, promiscuity, mixture
- mestey (bainney)
- churning
- mestey (rish)
- interlace
- mestey ry cheilley
- mix up
- mestey stiagh
- integration, integrate
- mestey-vestey
- mix up, concoction, dog's breakfast, imbroglio, farrago
- mesteyder
- mixer, fader, churner, stirrer
- mesteyder tey
- tea-blender
- mestid
- confusion, miscellaneousness
- mestit
- mixed, confused, garbled, jumbled, mashed, churned, stirred, miscellaneous, confusing, cross-bred, mongrel
- metacarpus
- splint bone
- meter kioobagh
- cubic metre
- metteeys
- delicacy, tenderness (of health), primness, delicateness
- mettey
- weak-minded, faint-hearted, boneless, yellow, supine, shaky, soft, tender, delicate, prim
- metteydagh
- poltroon, recreant
- metteydys
- poltroonery
- metteys
- pusillanimity
- meydlagh
- slow-moving, poor on feet
- meydlid
- slowness, sluggishness
- meyl
- female servant
- mhollim
- crumbly
- mhollmys
- loam
- mholmaghey
- crumble, crumbling
- mholmid
- crumbliness
- mhuinneel ny breinney
- cervix
- mhuinneelagh
- cervical
- mial
- lenient, humane, gentle, good-natured
- mial(l)agh
- humane, bountiful, lenient, good-natured, benefactory, philanthropic(al), benefactor, philanthropist
- mialaght
- humaneness
- miallys
- gentleness, humaneness, bountifulness, benefaction, clemency, philanthropy, beneficence
- Mian
- Matthew, Matthias
- mian
- wish, desire, hunger for, fancy, lust, appetite, passion, longing, yearning, wishing
- mian-bee
- appetite
- mianagh
- wishful, solicitous, inclination, appetible, wistful, yearning
- mianagh thallooin
- land mine
- mianagh yiarn
- iron ore
- miandagh
- lustful, desirous, desirable, addict, craver
- miandaght
- desirability
- miandid
- longing, aperitif, appetency
- miandoil
- amative, amatory
- miandys
- appetiser, relish, aperitif, appetency
- mianey
- long, fancy, lust, wish, hankering, desire, hanker
- mianeyder
- desirer, luster
- mianit
- desired
- mic
- of a son
- midje
- mayfly
- mie
- good, nice, moral, fair, pious, ready, goodness, favourable, virtuous, virtue, goodly
- mie ass towse
- classic
- mie-cheaut
- well-spent (money), well-worn
- mie-choagyrit
- well-done
- mie-choamrit
- well-dressed
- mie-chorrym
- well-matched
- mie-choyrlit
- well-advised
- mie-chreeagh
- good-hearted, well-meant, benevolent, well-disposed
- mie-chrouit
- well-shod (car or horse)
- mie dy liooar
- OK, well enough, goodish
- mie-eashit
- elderly
- mie-ellynagh
- well-bred, well-mannered, mannerliness
- mie er bashtal
- first class, superb, excellent, super, divine
- mie erskyn insh
- excellent, ripping
- mie erskyn towse
- first class
- mie-ghreighit
- well-found
- mie-howshit
- fitting
- mie-hroggit
- good-class
- mie jeant
- well-made (thing)
- mie-oarderit
- well-regulated, well-ordered
- mie-reaghit
- well-arranged
- mie-rostit
- well-done
- mie-ruggit
- well-born
- mie share
- sovereign good
- mie troggit
- substantial, well-built (structure)
- mie vraagit
- well-shod
- mie yn pobble
- weal of the people
- mie ynsit
- well-educated
- mie(n)ys
- favourableness, good, goodness
- mieys cree
- good-heartedness
- mieyssagh
- goodly
- miljan
- bonbon, comfit, confection
- miljan mughane
- coughdrop
- miljan Turkagh
- Turkish delight
- miljanyn
- goodies
- miljey
- sweeter
- miljeyder
- confectioner, sweetener
- miljeydys
- confectionery
- miljid
- fairness, freshness (of water)
- mill [f]
- tarnish; honey
- mill freoaie
- heather honey
- mill kerey
- comb honey
- mill Manninagh
- Manx honey
- millaghyn er millaghyn
- thousands upon thousands
- millaghyn oaie
- sea of faces
- millchay
- honeydew
- milleen
- pilule, pill, pellet
- milleen bree
- pep pill
- milleen cadlee
- sleeping pill
- milleen mooar
- bolus
- milley
- spoil, impair, tarnish, blemish (as work), ruin, corrupt, murder, muff, deflower, disfigure, despoil, mar, blur (as vision), botch, debauch; marring, disfigurement, corruption, impairment, spoiling, despoliation; thousand
- milley margee
- monopoly
- milley yn daah jeh
- discolour
- milleyder
- corrupter, botcher, spoiler, wrecker, adulterator, marrer
- millioo
- thousandth
- millish
- sweet, darling, sugary, dulcet, honeyed, luscious, fruity, balmy
- millit
- blown, spoiled, corrupted, defaced, spoil, undone, ruined
- milljag
- sweet drink, mead, squash
- milljag ambee jerrinagh
- dessert
- milljag heh
- mulled ale
- milljag limon
- lemonade
- milljag oranje
- orange squash, orangeade
- milljagh
- sweetish
- milljaghey
- disarm, sweeten, disarming, sweetening
- milljan
- sweetmeat, chocolate drop, tablet, tabloid, sweet
- milljan ushtey
- floating sweetgrass
- milljid
- lusciousness, sugariness, sweetness, douceur
- milljit
- sweetened
- millshan
- candy
- millt
- undone
- milltagh
- ruinous
- mimmaghys
- sponsorship
- mimmey
- guardian, foster-mother, sponsor, godparent, godmother
- ming
- nip off
- ming-varre
- hemlock wort
- mingagh
- nippy
- mingeraght
- pinch
- mingey
- nip, pinch, bite (of bird); nipping, biting, pinching
- mingey jargan
- fleabite
- mingeyder
- nipper, biter (of bird), pincher
- mingit
- pinched, nipped
- mingyraght
- nip
- minjagh
- nanny goat, two year female goat
- minjeig
- fawn, immature deer, bundle
- minn-varree
- water dropwort
- minnagh
- viscera, entrails, bowel, gut, intestine, pith
- minnaghoil
- enteric
- minniag
- nip, pinch, twinge, very small piece, a tiny person, bite (of insect), small person, diminutive person
- minniag verriu
- lividity
- minniagagh
- tiny
- minnid [f]
- minute
- minnidagh
- momentary
- miolagh
- lure, tempting, seducing, temptation, inducement, enticing
- miolagh trome
- sore temptation
- miolaghey
- induce, entice, lure, tempt
- miolaght
- temptation, inducement
- mioleyder
- inducer, tempter, enticer
- miolit
- tried (tempted), tempted, induced
- mioyr
- sense or acuteness of feeling
- mioyraghey
- sensitize
- mioyral
- sensitive, lively
- mioyrid
- sensitivity
- mirril
- miracle
- mirril-chloie
- miracle play
- mirril-obbraghey
- thaumaturgy
- mirrilagh
- miraculous
- mirrilaght
- miraculousness
- mish
- I, myself (emph), yours affectionately
- Mish dy feer
- Yours sincerely
- Mish lesh ammys
- I remain yours truly
- Mish lhiat!
- The same here!
- mishoon
- mission
- miskys
- resentment
- missilagh
- uncertain, precarious, fickle
- missilid
- fickleness, precariousness, uncertainty
- mitchoor
- rogue, rascal, knave
- mitchooragh
- rascally, mischievous
- mitchooraght
- villainy, mischief
- mitchoorys
- villainy, mischief
- miter-cherrin
- mitre square
- miter-ghear
- mitre gear
- miter-olt
- mitre
- miter-vocs
- mitre box
- miter-wheeyl
- mitre wheel
- mithan [f]
- fingerless glove, muff
- mitheraght
- disfigurement
- mittag vuigh
- morel
- miu
- about you
- mleeaney
- this year
- Mnr Kelly marroo
- The late Mr Kelly
- moain [f]
- turf, peat
- moain churree
- fen peat
- moainagh
- turfy, peaty
- moainey
- peaty
- moaintagh
- turfy
- moal
- slow, tardy, feeble, deplorable, poorly, laggard, poor, deliberate, weak (as faith), dim, decrepit, unimpressive, late (of fruit), scraggy, disappointing, slack, tawdry, ill, enfeebled, listless, overdue, belated, backward, wretched (of thing), pithless, dull, meagre, flimsy, gradual, sorry
- moal-cheimagh
- tardigrade
- moal-chooishagh
- slapdash
- moal-drommagh
- saddlebacked
- moal-foyragh
- blunt
- moal-ghleashagh
- slow march
- moal-ghleashaght
- slow motion
- moal-hushtagh
- idiotic, imbecile, half-witted, fool, idiot
- moal-hushtid
- idiotism
- moal-hustagh
- halfwit
- moal-inchynagh
- slow-witted
- moal-loayrtagh
- slow-speaking
- moal-obbragh
- slow-acting, delayed action
- moal 'sy chione
- brain-sick, feeble-minded
- moalaghey
- disable, blunt
- moalaght
- bluntness, disability
- moaldey
- meagre, slow
- moalid
- bluntness
- moalit
- blunted
- moalley
- poor
- moalys
- delay
- Moan
- Anglesey
- moanag
- bogberry
- moanagh
- boggy
- moanaghey
- modulate
- moanaght
- bogginess
- moandagh
- dull of hearing, dull as edge, hesitant, stammering, lisping, jaded
- moandid
- slur, hesitancy, inarticulateness, inarticulate, dullness, impediment of speech, bluntness
- moandit
- blunted
- moandys
- impediment of speech, dullness, bluntness, hesitancy
- moanee
- moor, turbary, bog
- moaney
- of turf
- moantagh
- boggy
- moaral
- mooring rope, tie up, moorings, moor
- moareyder
- ropeman, moorer
- moaryn
- moorings
- mob beg
- canaille, mob
- mocaid
- moquette
- mod
- gathering, assembly, mode
- mod beg
- minor mode
- mod jeeragh
- indicative mood
- mod mooar
- major mode
- moddagh
- doggy
- moddee biljagh
- sciuridae
- moddee clistagh
- performing dogs
- moddee shangey
- lean dogs
- moddee yiooghey
- gluttonous dogs
- moddeeagh
- doggish
- moddeeaght
- doggishness
- moddey
- dog, tyke, tike
- moddey airh
- parhelion, mock sun
- moddey Albinagh
- Scottie
- moddey arrey
- watchdog, house dog
- moddey ass dooghys
- mongrel
- moddey beg
- doggie, toy dog
- moddey bog
- softy
- moddey Bretnagh
- corgi
- moddey brock
- basset
- moddey-bwoirryn
- bitch (canine)
- moddey cloh
- collie, sheepdog, cattle dog, working dog, farm dog
- moddey Danvargagh
- Great Dane
- moddey earish
- weather dog
- moddey eeanlee
- pointer
- moddey feieys
- pointer, setter
- moddey Frangagh
- poodle
- moddey garaghtee
- hyena
- moddey glioon
- lap dog, toy dog
- moddey keyrragh
- collie, sheepdog
- moddey lieh-ghooghys
- mongrel
- moddey mooar
- mastiff
- moddey mwoie
- beagle, harrier
- moddey oainjeragh
- pariah
- moddey oaldey
- wolf
- moddey oaldey bwoirryn
- she-wolf
- moddey oaldey firryn
- dog-wolf
- moddey ollee
- cattle dog
- moddey pomeyragh
- pom
- moddey prash
- brass fire dog, andiron
- moddey rio
- husky
- moddey Samoidagh
- Samoyed
- moddey screbbagh
- mangy dog
- moddey Sheenagh
- chow, Pekinese
- moddey shelg
- hunting dog
- moddey Skianagh
- Skye terrier
- moddey Sostynagh
- bulldog
- moddey Spaainagh
- spaniel
- moddey stronnee
- pointer
- moddey thallooin
- coyote
- moddey thie
- house dog
- moddey ught
- lap dog, toy dog
- moddey ushtey
- spaniel;otter
- moddey Vernard
- Saint Bernard
- moddoil
- canicular, doggish
- moddoilid
- caninity
- moddyl
- modulus
- mode
- mood
- modoil
- modal, orderly
- modoilaght
- modality
- modoilid
- orderliness
- moee
- about her
- moggaid
- a cover, plate, flat half of scallop
- moggaid chleeau
- stomacher
- moggaid ny gliooney
- capella, kneecap
- mogglagh
- retiform, networklike
- mogglys
- netting
- moggyl
- grid, network
- moggyl maidjagh
- trellis
- moggyl yiarn
- wire netting
- moggylagh
- reticulated, reticular, cellular
- moggylys
- plexus, matrix
- mogh
- early
- mogh-appee
- precocious, forward (of plants)
- mogh-appeeys
- precociousness
- mogh-irree
- early rising
- moghey
- timely, early
- moghid
- earliness
- moghrey
- forenoon, morning
- Moghrey dhyt!
- Good morning! Good morrow!
- moghrey jea
- yesterday morning
- moghrey jiu
- this morning
- moghrey laa ny vairagh
- next morning
- moghrey mairagh
- tomorrow morning
- Moghrey mie!
- Good morning!
- moghrey nuyr
- morning after tomorrow
- moghrey ny mairagh
- tomorrow morning
- moghrey roish shen
- morning before
- Mogyl
- Mogul
- mohlt
- castrated sheep, wether, mutton
- mohlt ny glag
- bell-wether
- mohltin
- wether
- m'oi
- against me
- moidyn
- virgin, celibate woman, maiden
- moidyn varrey
- sea nymph
- moidyn vestagh
- vestal
- moidyn-vreeshey
- old man's beard
- moidynagh
- virginal, virgin, maidenly, maiden
- moidynoil
- maidenly, virgin
- moidynoilaght
- virginity
- moidynys
- maidenhood, virginity, hymen
- moir [f]
- mother, matron, mater, queen, fountain-head, focus, dam, generator
- moir aaill
- queen bee
- moir abb
- abbess
- moir-agglish
- mother church, cathedral
- moir-awin
- source of river
- moir-charrick
- parent rock
- moir-cheeill
- mother church
- moir-chreg
- parent rock, matrix
- moir chreoi
- dura mater
- moir gholtee
- foster-mother
- moir-heer
- mother country
- moir ny hushtaghyn
- catchment, river source, riverhead, basin
- moir ny shellanyn
- queen bee
- moir-oyr
- primary cause, root cause
- moir-reill
- matriarchy
- moir-reillagh
- matriarchal
- moir-reilleyder
- matriarch
- moir 'sy leigh
- mother-in-law
- moir ushtey
- water source
- moir vashtee
- godmother, godparent
- moir vog
- pia mater
- moir-vollan
- sea wife
- moir y sterrym
- eye of storm, storm centre
- moiragh
- matronly, maternal, motherly
- moiraght
- motherhood
- moiraghys
- mothercraft, maternity
- moiroil
- motherly, motherlike, maternal, matronly
- moiroilaght
- motherliness
- Moirragh
- Martha
- Moirral
- Marion
- Moirrey
- Mary
- Moirrey Malaine
- Mary Magdalene
- Moirreydagh
- Marist
- moirys
- motherhood, maternity
- mol
- mould
- molg-vreck
- mackerel spawn
- molid
- junk
- molkagh
- septic, rotting
- molkaghey
- maceration, macerate
- molkey
- rot, putrefy, mortify, decay; putrefaction, rotting, sepsis
- molkid
- putresence, rottenness
- molkit
- mortified, decomposed, rotten, rotted, putrified
- moll
- nave, huddle
- mollag
- buoy, float
- mollag aeragh
- balloon
- mollag ammanagh
- tail-buoy
- mollag chiaullee
- singing buoy
- mollag feeyney
- winebag
- mollag raadee
- anchor buoy
- mollag ushtey
- waterbag
- mollagh
- bushy, rude, hirsute, rough, rough-coated, rugged
- mollaghan
- hairy place
- mollaght
- malediction, cuss, damn, curse
- Mollaght er!
- Dammit!
- mollaght mynney
- execration, damnation
- Mollaght mynney ort!
- Damnation on thee!
- mollaght ny hagglish
- anathema
- mollaghtagh
- damned, blasphemous, damnable, accursed, maledictory
- mollaghtid
- cursedness
- mollaghtoil
- blasphemous, blasphemy
- mollagyn
- floats
- mollee
- brow, eyebrow
- molley
- fool, baffle, foil, disappoint, impose, beguile, cajole, captivate, deceive, bluff, trick, disappointment, deception, deceit, cheering, imposition, bafflement
- molley gys yn speyr
- vaunt
- molley lesh argid
- buy over
- molleydagh
- dupe, fallguy, disappointing, illusive
- molleyder
- cheat, beguiler, disappointer
- molleydys
- speciousness
- mollid
- rummage, luggage, roughness, hairs, coarseness, lumber, rubbish, jumble
- mollim
- friable, rotting, crumbly
- mollit
- cheated, deceived, duped, framed, disappointed, betrayed, deluded, mistaken
- molmaghey
- friable, moulder
- molmeyder
- composting agent
- molmid
- friability
- molmys
- malmsey
- molteyr
- deceiver, charlatan, confidence trickster, duper, counterfeit, deluder, fraud, cheat, con man, impostor
- molteyr aarnieu
- snake-charmer
- molteyr kaart
- card-sharper
- molteyragh
- fallacious, insidious, captivating, fraudulent, deceptive
- molteyraght
- captivation, deceit, deceitfulness
- molteyrys
- fraud, insidiousness, confidence trick, deception, cheating, fraudulence, deceit, duplicity
- moltyrys
- charlatanry
- moment
- moment
- momentum
- momentum
- monagraf
- monograph
- monagram
- monogram
- monalittagh
- monolithic
- moneeaght
- monism
- mongey
- smile, smiling
- mongey beg feayr
- wintry smile
- mongeyder
- smiler
- mongoilagh
- mongol
- monnagh
- monk
- monnaght
- monkhood
- monnaghys
- monkhood
- monney
- portent, omen, particle, much, sign, presage, scrap, premonition, foreshadow
- monney baaish
- death omen, sign of death
- monney banshey
- wedding omen
- monney caggee
- war-cloud
- monney (olk)
- foreboding
- monney poosee
- wedding omen
- monney shickyr
- sure sign
- monneydagh
- portentous, presentient, premonitory
- monocseed
- monoxide
- monsoon
- monsoon
- moo
- about them, bigger, larger, most, biggest
- mooad
- amount, quantity
- mooad-vaghteyr
- quantity surveyor
- mooad-vaghteyrys
- quantity surveying
- mooadagh
- bulky, large, sizeable, expansionist, quanitative
- mooadagher
- magnifier, amplifier
- mooadaghey
- mount, grow, magnify, develop, extend, gain, augment, escalate, amplify, increment, enlarge, swell, maximize, exaggerate,multiply, increase, expand, aggravation, exaggeration, magnification, escalation, extension, multiplication, developing, expansion, exaggerator
- mooadaghey daa cheayrt
- double
- mooadaghey dy croutagh
- gazump
- mooadaghey tree filley
- triple, treble
- mooadaght
- amplification
- mooadee
- augmentative, amplifying
- mooader
- expansionist
- mooadeyder
- enlarger
- mooadit
- amplified, artificial (untrue), exaggerated, enlarged, augmented
- mooads
- bigness, stature, magnitude, largeness, bulk
- mooadys
- size, augmentation, huge, amount, dimension, artificialness, stature, capacity, greatness, extravagance, magnitude, increase, amplitude, largeness
- mooadys albym
- cabinet-size
- mooadys cadjin
- stock size
- mooadys slane earrooagh
- integral value
- Mooanagh
- Munsterman
- mooar
- big, great, grand, heavy, tall, chief, major, familiar, powerful, marked, commodious, intimate, capacious, extravagant, intense, extensive, grievous, bold (promintary), loose-fitting, difficult
- mooar-aggindagh
- high-minded
- mooar as maddin
- hospitably
- mooar ass towse
- immense
- mooar-chioneagh
- big-headed
- mooar-chleayshagh
- big-eared, flap-eared
- mooar-chleeauagh
- big-chested
- mooar-chooid
- major portion
- mooar-chooish
- splendour, splendidness
- mooar-chooishagh
- eventful, epoch-making, important
- mooar-chraueagh
- bony, big-boned
- mooar-chreeagh
- big-hearted, great-hearted, brave-hearted, large-hearted
- mooar-chuishlinagh
- arterial
- mooar-chummaghtagh
- high-powered, heavy-duty
- mooar dy liooar
- fair-sized
- mooar-earroo
- majority
- mooar-eash
- majority
- mooar-ennymagh
- far-famed
- mooar er ny cabbil
- horsy
- mooar-freihagh
- coarse-grained, coarse-fibred
- mooar-hooyl
- marathon, parade
- mooar-hooyl fo doaganyn
- torchlight procession
- mooar-howshagh
- oversize
- mooar-howshanagh
- outsize, large-calibred
- mooar-hroinagh
- bottle-nosed
- mooar-hronnagh
- bottle-nosed
- mooar-leagh
- valuable
- mooar-leaghaght
- snobbery, valuableness
- mooar (lesh)
- hit off, hobnob
- mooar-lugh
- vole
- mooar-ocklagh
- high-sounding, windy (of speech), turgid (of style)
- mooar-ooasle
- magnific, greatly honoured
- mooar-rheynn
- province, continent
- mooar-rheynnagh
- provincial
- mooar-rheynnaght
- provincialism
- mooar-varrey
- pelagic
- mooar-veeallagh
- loud-mouthed, big-mouthed
- mooar-volgagh
- big-bellied, corpulent
- mooar-volgaght
- corpulence
- mooar-vooir
- main
- mooar-yannoo
- mass produce
- mooar-yantys
- mass production
- mooar-yiarrit
- coarse-cut
- mooaraghey
- stint, grudge, covet, begrudging
- mooaraghey da
- begrudge
- mooaraighnagh
- magnanimous
- mooaraigney
- magnanimity
- mooaraignys
- magnanimity
- mooaral
- majestic
- mooaralagh
- majestic, presumptuous, vain (haughty), arrogant, dignified, ostentatious, conceited, imperious, big-headed, insolent, ambitious, proud, haughty; presumptuous, dignified, conceited, arrogant or haughty person
- mooaralaght
- vanity, haughtiness, presumptuousness
- mooaralys
- dignity, haughtiness, vanity, ostentation, boastfulness, ambition, arrogance, pomp
- mooaran
- much, many
- mooarane
- great deal, more numerous, multitude, many, much, a lot
- mooarane mooar
- very much
- mooarane myr yn cheddin
- pretty much the same
- mooaree
- begrudging
- mooarey
- big, elder
- mooareyder
- grudger, begrudger
- mooarheeragh
- continental
- mooarid
- bulkiness, commodiousness, intenseness, greatness, extensiveness, extent, bigness
- mooarit
- grudged, begrudged
- mooarlagh
- imperious person
- mooarleaghagh
- snobbish
- mooarocklaght
- turgidity
- mooaroil
- majestic
- mooarphianney
- concert piano, grand piano
- mooarphianney beg
- baby grand piano
- mood
- about you
- moodey
- mulch
- moogh
- switch off
- mooghag
- chokeweed
- mooghey
- stifle, quench, drown, extinguish, stamp out, dull, jam, suppress, gulp back, expire, damp, shut off, turn off, extinction, blank off, blow out, hush up, blot out, hold back, choking, switch off
- mooghey aile
- fire-fighting
- mooghey lesh gas
- gas
- moogheyder
- suppressor, extinguisher, quencher
- moogheyder aile
- fireman, fire extinguisher
- moogheyder cainle
- candle-snuffer
- moogheyder guinn
- painkiller
- moogheyder pian
- analgesic, analgetic
- mooghit
- hollow (as voice), jammed, suppressed, sunk, drowned, extinct, quenched
- mooidjeen
- fellow, outcast, outlaw, scoundrel, blackguard, villain, rascal
- mooidjeen marrey
- cast away
- mooidjeenagh
- debase, rascally, badly behaved, villainous, despicable
- mooidjeenys
- villainy, miscreancy, despicableness, outlawry
- mooie
- abroad, external, exterior, owing, without, outdoors, outward, outboard, outstanding, outer, extraneous, out
- mooie-cheeaylley
- outwitting, outwit
- mooie fo'n aer
- alfresco, open-air
- mooie fo'n speyr
- open-air
- mooie-hurransagh
- out-patient
- mooie-jeant
- foreign-produced
- Mooiejart
- Moidart
- mooin
- urine; about us
- mooin cabbyl
- leap-frog
- mooin chabbil
- marshwort
- mooin y cheilley
- thick and fast
- mooinagh
- urinary
- mooiney
- urinate, urinary, urinating
- mooinjer [f]
- family, people, tribe, relations, inhabitants, kin, servants, folk, entourage, farmhand
- mooinjer eiyrtyssee
- following
- mooinjer folley
- blood relation
- mooinjer ny cheerey
- country folk
- mooinjer ny Gaelgey
- Gaelic speaker
- mooinjer ny keylley
- Wood folk
- mooinjer ny king veggey
- fairies
- mooinjer ny mraane
- distaff
- mooinjer ry heet
- posterity
- mooinjer thielagh
- household
- mooinjer y chorp
- chief mourners
- mooinjer y valley
- home folks
- mooinjer y varroo
- bereaved, chief mourners
- mooinjer yn valley
- townspeople
- mooinjeragh
- clannish
- mooinjerey
- domestic, of people
- mooinjerey da
- akin (persons)
- mooinjerys
- domestic service, consanguinity, blood relationship, connection
- mooinjerys chynskylagh
- industrial relations
- mooinjerys eddyr oc
- related
- mooinjerys folley
- blood relationship
- mooinjey hie roin
- forebears
- Mooinjey ny Frank
- French
- mooinjey veggey
- little people, little ones
- mooinjey yn chenn seihll
- ancients
- mooinney
- cover, covert, brake, shrubbery
- mooir [f]
- sea
- mooir-aarlooid
- seaworthiness
- mooir-aker
- sheet anchor
- Mooir Azov
- Sea of Azov
- mooir-chaslys
- seascape, sea piece, seachart
- mooir-chaslyssagh
- hydrographic(al)
- mooir-chaslyssaght
- hydrography
- mooir-chummaght
- sea power
- mooir-ghlass
- sea-green
- Mooir Hostyn
- North Sea
- mooir-hraie
- low water, ebb, low tide
- mooir lhieeney
- flood tide, flowing tide
- mooir-oaylleeaght
- oceanography
- mooir-oayllys
- navigation
- Mooir Vannin
- Irish Sea
- mooir-veeiley
- knot
- Mooir Vretyn
- St. Georges Channel
- Mooir yn Amlee
- Sargasso Sea
- Mooir yn Eeaght
- English Channel
- mooiragh
- estuary, dune, mariner, maritime
- mooiraghan
- bulwark
- mooirane
- cockle
- mooirchoo(i)r
- shipwreck
- mooirchoo(i)r ny marrey
- wreck of the sea
- mooirchooraghey
- wreck
- mooirchooraghyn
- driftwood, jetsam, wreckage (on shore)
- mooirchoorey
- wreck, driftwood
- mooirchooreyder
- wrecker (of ships)
- mooirchoorit
- shipwrecked, wrecked
- mooirchragh
- piracy
- mooirchraght
- piracy
- mooireen
- compost
- mooireeragh
- undulating (as corn)
- mooireerey
- heave of sea, undulate (e.g corn), surge, sway; billow, roller, breaker, groundswell, swaying
- mooiretlan
- seaplane
- mooirinshyn
- archipelago
- mooirjeenagh
- threaten, going to be wet, murky, dark (as weather), overcast, watery (of sky), looks like rain, cloud, dull as day, cloudy
- mooirjeenaghey
- lower
- mooirjeenid
- dullness
- mooirjeenys
- murkiness, lowering, cloudiness, cloud cover, low cloud, gloominess
- mooirjeenys er
- becloud
- mooirlagh
- lagoon
- mooirlaig
- cobble, sea-worn stone
- mooirlaigagh
- cobbled, cobbly
- mooirlane
- seaweed
- mooiroil
- marine
- mooirveinn
- high promontory in sea
- moojey
- plus
- moom
- about me
- moon
- urine
- moon folley
- haematuria, murrain
- moon moddee
- toadstool
- moon-vrasnagh
- diuretic
- moonagh
- nephritic, urinary, uric
- mooney
- urinate
- mooneyder
- urinater
- Mooragh
- Moor, Moresque
- moorjeenagh
- gloomy
- moorjeenys
- greyness
- moose
- moose
- moostagh
- moving, startling
- moostaghyn
- jump (out of sleep)
- moostaneys
- racket
- moostey
- raise, start, rouse, awaken suddenly; starting, awakening, conjuring
- moosteyder
- rouser
- moostit
- roused
- moostrey
- rustling, rustle
- mooyl
- mull, flat, cape
- mooyn
- urine, piss
- mooyn-folley
- red murrain
- mooyn gart
- chamber lye
- mooyn moddee
- common inkcap
- mooyn ollee
- cattle urine
- mooyney
- piss
- mooyngoair
- orache
- mooynlagh
- sewage
- Morag
- Sarah
- moralagh
- moral
- moraltaght
- ethics, morals, morality
- morfeen
- morphia
- morgantagh
- morganatic
- Mormonagh
- Mormon
- Mormonys
- Mormonism
- morrane
- meadow saxifrage
- Morsagh
- Morse
- mort
- manslaughter
- mortar
- mortar
- mortar trensh
- trench mortar
- morteyr
- mortar
- mortleeaght
- death rate
- mortvane
- mortmain
- mortyr siment
- cement mortar
- mortyr slaaik
- mortar
- mortys
- mortise
- mortyssey
- mortise
- mosaic
- tessellation, mosaic
- mosaicagh
- tessellated
- Moscow
- Moscow
- mosk
- mosque
- Moslymagh
- Moslem
- moteyrys
- treachery
- motor beg
- light car
- motor-ghleayshit
- motor-driven
- motor-wheeylaght
- motor-cycling
- motoragh
- motor
- motoraghey
- motorization, motorize
- motoreen
- run about
- moulter
- mulcture
- mow
- waste
- moyl
- protuberance, knur, knob, excrescence, tuber
- moyl beg
- tubercle
- moyl-mooaragh
- malvaceous
- moylagh
- tuberculate, tuberous
- moylid
- tuberosity
- Moyll y chiarn!
- Hallelujah! Praise the Lord!
- moyllaghyn
- compliments, laud
- moyllee
- commendatory, congratulatory, complimentary
- moylley
- cheer (praise), bamboozle, recommend, compliment, commend, applaud, laud, boost (praise), gull, put forward, advocate; compliments, commendation, promotion, recommendation, plaudits, tribute, applause, praise
- moylley as soylley
- congratulating
- moylley breagyn
- pack of lies
- Moylley dhyt!
- Congratulations!
- moylley dy ard
- crack up
- moylley er ard
- blazon, belaud
- Moylley lesh Jee
- God be praised
- moylleydagh
- imposing, laudable
- moylleyder
- recommender, commender, lauder, proposer, praiser, applauder, booster, cheerer (applauder)
- moyrn
- self-conceit, pride
- moyrn vooaralagh
- haughty pride
- moyrnagh
- proud person, proud, vain (haughty)
- moyrnagh ass (e) thie
- house-proud
- moyrneen
- plaything, gee-gaw, bauble, gewgaw
- mraane
- women, ladies, fair sex, womankind, womanhood, womenfolk
- mraane abb
- religious women
- mraane camp
- camp followers
- mraane-fir
- masculine women
- mraane ghoaley
- blind women
- Mraane-jee ny h-erreeyn
- Fates
- mrastyr
- afternoon snack, evening meal
- mrastyr beg
- lunch, afternoon snack, afternoon tea
- mreih
- of a woman
- muc [f]
- hog, swine, pig, grunter
- muc aail
- sow, barrow
- muc aeg
- gruntling
- muc arkagh
- sow
- muc cheish
- porker, fat pig, obese pig
- muc fahnaghtagh
- warthog
- muc feie
- wild pig
- muc gheinnee
- quicksand
- muc ghoo (er)
- depressed, mope, dumps
- muc hallooin
- aardvark
- muc niaghtee
- large snowball
- muc ny ferrishyn
- wood louse, sow slater
- muc ny greg
- lumpsucker
- muc ny loghyn
- parch
- muc oaldey
- wild pig
- muc rangagh
- guinea pig, cavy
- muc ruy
- bollan
- muc varrey
- porpoise, rorqual, whale
- muc veay
- slug
- muc yiarn
- pig-iron
- mucagh
- piggish, swinish
- mucaght
- swinishness
- muck [f]
- pig
- mucklee
- sty
- muclagh
- piggery, pigsty, sty
- mucoil
- hoggish, piggish, porcine, swinish
- mucoilid
- swinishness, piggishness, hoggishness
- mucyn
- swine
- muff-chubbyl
- muff-coupling
- muffey
- muff
- muffey feayreyder
- radiator muff
- muffin
- muffin
- muffyl
- muffle
- muffyl-furnish
- muffle furnace
- muggyr
- mugger
- mughane
- cough
- mughane cassee
- whooping cough
- mughane king
- coryza, headcold
- mughaney
- coughing, cough
- muick
- swine
- muickey
- pig, porcine, of a pig
- muigey
- of a pig, pig
- muilt
- wethers
- muiltchin
- mutton
- muilteen
- eunuch
- Muinaghan
- Monaghan
- muinneel [f]
- sleeving, sleeve
- muinneel chooat
- coat sleeve
- muinneel lheiney
- shirt sleeve
- muinneelit
- sleeved
- muinneelyn bolgagh
- puff sleeves
- muinneelyn scart
- false sleeves
- muinney
- innards
- muirt
- store cattle, beeves, stores
- mulberrish
- mulberry
- mull-chonney
- decayed gorse
- mullad
- mullet
- mullad airhey
- golden mullet
- mullad glass
- grey mullet
- mullad ruy
- red mullet
- mullag
- keg, cask
- mullag feeyney
- winecask
- mullagh
- top, culmination, ridge, apex, peak, vertex, crest, pinnacle, summit, eminence, roofing, crest (of wave), crisis (of illness), ceiling (of prices), capital
- mullagh e ching
- top of his head
- mullagh e king
- top of her head
- mullagh eayst
- Full Moon
- Mullagh er!
- He is ruined! He is undone!
- mullagh foshlit
- outside (of bus)
- mullagh ny greeishyn
- landing
- mullagh ny marrey
- high tide
- mullagh sclate
- slated roof
- mullagh slogh
- bank (mine shaft)
- mullagh thie
- roof, housetop
- mullagh thooee
- thatched roof, straw roof
- mullagh y ching
- crown of head
- mullagh yn aer
- canopy of Heaven
- mullee
- plum, of the summit, culminant
- mulley
- mould
- mulleyder
- moulder
- mulleydys
- moulding
- mummer
- mummer
- mummeraght
- mumming, masquerade
- mummig [f]
- mum, mammy, mother, mamma, mummy
- mummig vooar
- grandma
- munaghey
- monetize
- mundaght
- confusedness
- mungley
- mumbling, mumble
- munlaa
- noon, noonday
- Murghey
- Morgan
- murlhin [f]
- wicker basket, pannier, hamper
- murlhin chabbyl
- horse pannier
- murlhin chorrey
- seedlip
- murlhin eeast
- fish basket
- murlhin lhiennoo
- baby basket
- murlhin voggaid
- plate basket
- murlhuin
- picnic basket
- murragh
- purplefish
- murran
- plague, influenza
- murtagh
- bungling
- murtaghey
- fumble, bungle, work (with poor tool)
- murtit
- bungled
- muscad
- musket
- muscadeyr
- musketeer
- muscadys
- musketry
- museum
- museum
- musk
- musk
- musk-chro
- nux vomica
- musk-dow
- musk ox
- musk-feeaih
- musk deer
- musk-laagh
- musk duck
- musk-roddan
- muskrat
- muskagh
- musky
- muskyl
- muscle
- muskyl-chroobit
- muscle-bound
- muskyl-phian
- myalgia
- muskylagh
- muscular
- musleen
- muslin
- muslyn lioaragh
- book muslin
- Mussulmagh
- Moslem
- mustart
- mustard
- mustart as burley
- mustard and cress
- mustart cleiyee
- hedge mustard
- musthaa
- rumpus, stir, fuss, hullabaloo, bustle, carry on, shindy, fluster, muster, strife, flap, display, tumult, pomposity, pompousness, row, excitement
- musthane
- rotten timber, rotten wood, spunk, tinder
- mustyr
- muster
- mustyral
- assembling, muster, assemble
- muttag
- maw-worm
- muttagh
- stumpy, squat
- muttog
- bot, maw-worm
- muyne
- mountain
- mwaaee
- hares
- mwaagh
- hare
- mwaagh bwoirrin
- doe
- mwaaghagh
- leporine
- mwaashag leighderagh
- tie-wig
- mwaashag yiare
- tie-wig
- mwanagh
- in embryo, embryonic
- mwane
- foetus, embryo
- mwaneagh
- foetal
- mwannal
- scruff, imprudence, neck, fingerboard, collar, col
- mwannal ard (er)
- high-necked
- mwannal birragh
- V-neck
- mwannal cam
- torticollis, wryneck, stiff neck
- mwannal laue
- wrist
- mwannal ny cass
- ankle
- mwannal-vuilley
- rabbit punch
- mwannal y chass
- small of the leg
- mwannal y laue
- wrist
- mwannalagh
- cheeky, giraffe, imprudent, necked, long-necked
- mwannalaght
- neck ornaments
- mwannalys
- contact, argument, necking
- mwarree [f]
- grandmother, grandma, granny, gammer
- mwarree vooar
- great-grandmother
- mwarreeoil
- grandmotherly
- mwashag
- periwig, hairpiece, wig
- mwashag fammanagh
- long-tailed wig
- mwashager
- perruquier, wigmaker
- mwatlag
- buckie, whelk
- mwatlag-maaigagh
- hermit crab
- mwatlag vaaigagh
- interloper
- mwing
- mane
- mwing-jeear
- halter
- mwing vaarit
- hog mane
- mwingagh
- maned
- Mwirrish
- Maurice
- mwoie
- hares
- mwyljey
- of a mill
- mwyljyn
- mills
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