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Posted on 19th January 2018 by melyn

Lair in Manx is ‘lhiaght’

Yes, if you want to say ‘lair’ in the Manx language, it’s ‘lhiaght’. Lhiaght is the #Manx or #Gaelg word for the English word lair.

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