Author: melyn

Yes, if you want to say ‘shorts’ in the Manx language, it’s ‘breetchyn cuttagh’. Breetchyn cuttagh is #Manx #Gaelg for the English word shorts.

Yes, if you want to say ‘magnate’ in the Manx language, it’s ‘dooinney mooar’. Dooinney mooar is #Manx #Gaelg for the English word magnate.

Yes, if you want to say ‘eerily’ in the Manx language, it’s ‘dy neuheiltagh’. Dy neuheiltagh is #Manx #Gaelg for the English word eerily.

Yes, if you want to say ‘backbencher’ in the Manx language, it’s ‘cooyl-vinkeyr’. Cooyl-vinkeyr is #Manx #Gaelg for the English word backbencher.

Yes, if you want to say ‘conspicuously’ in the Manx language, it’s ‘dy-reayrtagh’. Dy-reayrtagh is #Manx #Gaelg for the English word conspicuously.

Yes, if you want to say ‘contentedly’ in the Manx language, it’s ‘dy-booiagh’. Dy-booiagh is #Manx #Gaelg for the English word contentedly.

Yes, if you want to say ‘disenchantment’ in the Manx language, it’s ‘neu-ghrualtys’. Neu-ghrualtys is #Manx #Gaelg for the English word disenchantment.

Yes, if you want to say ‘outrun’ in the Manx language, it’s ‘roie ny sodjey’. Roie ny sodjey is #Manx #Gaelg for the English word outrun.

Yes, if you want to say ‘flaunt’ in the Manx language, it’s ‘jannoo mooar jeh’. Jannoo mooar jeh is #Manx #Gaelg for the English word flaunt.

Yes, if you want to say ‘askew’ in the Manx language, it’s ‘ry-scoidey’. Ry-scoidey is #Manx #Gaelg for the English word askew.