Ynsagh-eeayi'n, s. f. navigation.
Dy Yn'saghey, v. to learn, to teach, to instruct, to receive instruction.
Yn'see, a. d. of learning or teaching.
Fer Yn'see, s. m. a teacher, a taught person.
Fir Yn'see, s. pl. teachers, taught persons.
Yn'seydagh, s. m. a learner, a pupil, a scholar; pl. 71.
Yn'seyder, s. m. a teacher; pl. —yn.
Yn'sit, 85. learned, taught.
Dy Yn'sit, adv. learnedly.
Yn'soil, a. teachable, able to learn.
Yoan, v. did dust or dusted; —agh; —in; —ins; -ym; —yms; —ys, 94. J
Ro Yoan'agh, a. too dusty. J
Dy Yoan'ey, v. to dust. J
E Yoan'eyder, s. his duster. J
Ro Yoan'it, a. too dusted. J
Dy Yoan'lagh, s. of misting or drizzling rain. J
Dy Yoan'laghey, v. to missle or drizzle rain. J
Ny Yoar'ree, s. a stranger. J
Ro Yoar'ree, a. too strange. J
E Yoar'reeaght, s. his strange or foreign place. J
E Yoar'reeys, s. his estrangement. J
Yo'in. See Yioyn; Pro. xxiv. 28.
Yo'in, I would get or have; —s, id. em.
Yok, v. yoke; —agh; —ee; —in; {{sc|—ins; —ym; —yms; —ys, 94. J
Dy Yok'al, s. to yoke. J
Daa Yok'al, s. two yokings. J
Veh Yok'it, 85. he was yoked. J
E Yolg, s. his thorn or knitting needle. J
E Yol'lys, s. his voracity or greediness. J
Ro Yol'lyssagh, a. too voracious, greedy, too ravenous; s. a ravenous person; pl. 71.
- Yons or Yonse, v. did jolt or wince; —agh; —in; -ym; —yms; —ys, 94. J
Dy Yon'seragh, v. to jolt or wince. J
E Yon'seyder, s. his wincer, &c. J
Ro Yon'sit, a. too much jolted or winced. J
E Yooid, s. his eagerness of appetite. J
Ro Yooigh, a. too greedy. See Jooigh. J
Yooigh'ey, a. pl. greedy; as, moddee yooighey, (greedy dogs). J
Dy Yough, s. of drink. J
E Youish, s. his shears. J
Dy You'yil, s. pl. of devils. J
Y Youyl, s. a devil. J
Ro Youyi'lagh, a. too devilish or diabolical. J
Yoyn, v. did join or joined; —agh; —in; —ins; —ym; —yms; —ys, 94. J
Dy Yoy'nal, v. to join. J
Ro Yoy'nit, a. too joined. J
Yru or Yrjee, v. make higher, exalt; —agh; —in; —ins; —ym; —yms; —ys. A
Dy Yr'jaghey, v. to exalt; Isaiah, xxxiii. 5. A
Yn Yr'jey, s. the height. A
Yn Yr'jid, s. the height or highness. A
Jees Yr'yin, s. two males or he ones; Dan. viii. 5. F
E Yr'rynid, s. his he-ness, masculineness. F
Ys'kan, s. an ell; pl. —yn.
Ys'kid, s. shank or hough; 2 Sam. viii. 4; Josh. xi. 9; the part an animal has below the trunk of the body; pl. —yn. Yskidyn liaugrey (long shanks).
Yn Ys'seree, s. the knowledge, the fore knowledge; Luke, xi. 52. F
Dy Yuai'l, s. of deprivation or loss. J
Er Yuai'l, v. hath, &c., deprived or lost. J
Yuan, s. John, voc. of Juan. J
E Yuil'ley, s. his boy; pl. 69. G
Yuis'tey, a. d. of a wooden dish. J
Yn Yuiy, s. the goose. G
Er Yum'mal, v. hath, &c., wasted, lavished or squandered; —agh; —in; —ins; —ym; —yms; —ys, 94. J
Ro Yum'mallagh or Yum'maltagh, a. too wasteful or lavish, &c.; s. a waster, a squanderer, &c.; pl. 71. J
E Yum'mal or Yum'mallys, s. his wastefulness, his lavishing or squandering. J
Ro Yum'mallit, a. too wasted, destroyed, &c. J
Yunt, v. did joint or jointed; —agh; —in; —ins; —ym; —yms; —ys. J
Droyh Yunt, s. a had scam or joint in wood, stone, &c. J
Dy Yunt'al or Yuntey, v. to joint together in joints, to join in seams. J
E Yunt'eyder, s. his jointer. J
Ro Yunt'it, 85. too jointed. J
E Yurnaa' or Yurnah', s. his journey; pl. —ghyn or —yn. J
Dy Yunnagh'ey, v. to journey. J
E Yurnah'ys, s. his journeying. J
Dy Yuys, s. of fir. J
Ro Yymmoo'sagh, a. too wroth or wrathful, angry. J
E Yymmoose', s. his wrath, anger, fury, rage; pl. —yn. J
Dy Yymmoos'ey, v. to make wroth or angry. J
