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WORD Research this...Jonah 2
- 1 Eisht ghow Jonah padjer gys y Chiarn e Yee veih bolg yn eeast,
- 2 As dooyrt eh, Deie mee kyndagh rish my heaghyn gys y Chiarn, as ren eh my chlashtyn; veih diunid yn oaie deie mee, as cheayll oo my choraa
- 3 Son t'ou er my hilgey ayns y diunid, ayns mean ny marrey, as haink ny thooillaghyn mygeayrt-y-moom, ta ooilley ny ushtaghyn as ny tonnyn ayd's er n'gholl harrym.
- 4 Eisht dooyrt mee Ta mee ceaut magh ass dty hilley; agh ny yeih nee'm jeeaghyn reesht lesh dty hiamble casherick.
- 5 Haink ny ushtaghyn mygeayrt-y-moom, eer gys my annym: ren y diunid m'y chruinnaghey mygeayrt, va'n amlagh cast mysh my chione.
- 6 Hie mee sheese choud's undin ny sleityn; bee yn thalloo as ny barryn eck my-geayrt-y-moom dy bragh, mannagh jean oo my vioys y livrey veih toyrt-mow, O Hiarn my Yee.
- 7 Tra ren my annym gannooinaghey cheu sthie jee'm, chooinee mee er y Chiarn, as haink my phadjer stiagh hood, gys dty hiamble casherick.
- 8 T'adsyn, ta cur geill da fardalyssyn breagagh, treigeil nyn myghin hene.
- 9 Agh chebb-yms oural dhyt lesh y choraa dy hoyrt-booise, eeck-ym shen ny ta mee er vreearrey: ta saualtys veih'n Chiarn.
- 10 As hug y Chiarn currym er yn eeast, as hilg eh magh Jonah er y thalloo chirrym.
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Manx Gaelic (Esther Jonah 4 Gospels) (manxgaelic - 1.1)
2003-05-08Manx Gaelic (gv)
Gaelic Scripture Portions (Manx Gaelic)
The Manx Gaelic Scripture portions were found at: http://www.smo.uhi.ac.uk/~kelly/menu.html#BIB.
They include Esther, Jonah, Matthew, Luke, and John. This looks like it has been scanned in, so there are probably a few spelling errors. Manx was spoken on the Isle of Man in Great Britain. The Ethnologue lists Manx as having no native speakers.
Courtesy the Unbound Bible (http://unbound.biola.edu/)- Direction: LTR
- LCSH: Bible. Manx Gaelic.
- Distribution Abbreviation: manxgaelic
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