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Lhieggan lhiasit as aa-lhieent Rhumsaa, Mee hoshee yn arragh, 2019. — 410 (XXIX + 381) p. Archibald Cregeen’s Dictionary of the Manks Language is a major work of lexicography that has been used by generations of Manx learners since its publication in 1835. The distinctive way in which the information is presented in the Dictionary has meant, however, that a good deal of its...
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Publication details not specified. — 100 p. A collection of texts with questions and a dictionary. Scollag Lught-thie Laa Cadjin Lurg Scoill Jesarn Jedoonee Kiartagyn sy Thie Drogh-Haghyrt sy Çhamyr Oonlee Biggin Noa Chatreeney Drogh-Haghyrt Haghyr da’n Voddey Beg Aundyr Hooar Ean Jeelane Phaayl Carrey t’Aym Mannin Yn Emshir Ayns Mannin Cha Mie Lesh Catreeney Mish Mark...
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Lhieggan lhiasit as aa-lhieent Rhumsaa, Yn nah vee jeh’n vlein, 2018. — XXIV + 381 p. Archibald Cregeen’s Dictionary of the Manks Language is a major work of lexicography that has been used by generations of Manx learners since its publication in 1835. The distinctive way in which the information is presented in the Dictionary has meant, however, that a good deal of its...
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Publication details not specified. — 75 p. Yn Lioar Ghrammeydagh explains how Manx grammar works. It aims to explain to students how the language works. The course is divided into several parts, and aims to cover all points of the language that you might encounter at GCSE level. Lessons consists of short explanations, examples and practice exercises. Some lessons are...
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Yn Çheshaght Ghailckagh, Thie ny Gaelgey, Balley Keeill Yude, 2008. — 114 p. Ecstasy Reih Imleigagh Miandagh Staghylagh Obbyr Er Shaghryn Creeaght Spooilley Eiraghtys
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Thie Ny Gaelgey, St. Judes, Andreas, Ellan Vannin, Isle of Man: Yn Cheshaght Ghailckagh, 1989. — A Series of Graded Lessons in Manx and English, introducing the student quickly and easily to idiomatic and conversational Manx Gaelic.
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Publication details not specified. - 2008. - 164 p. Roie-raa – Foreword. Fockley-magh – Pronunciation. Ayrnyn ushag – Parts of a bird. (Jallooyn – Illustrations). Eeanlee y gharey – Birds of the garden. Eeanlee y valley – Birds of the town. Eeanlee ny keylley – Birds of the wood. Eeanlee ny sleityn – Birds of the mountains. Eeanlee yn ushtey – Birds of the water. Eeanlee ny...
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London . British and Foreign Bible Society. 1819 . 1830 p. The Manx and English Bible of 1819 was the version most widely circulated. It was to a large extent a copy of the Manx bible of 1775 issued by the Society for the Propagation of Christian Knowledge. SPCK. The first complete Bible in Manx Gaelic was published in 1772 thanks to the efforts of Bishop Hildesley after the...
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London . British and Foreign Bible Society . 1936 . 109 p The Gospel of St.John in Manx from the Manx bible of 1819 issued by the British and Foreign Bible Society.
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Ldn.- Liverpool, 1835. — 188 p. THE following Vocabulary of the Manks language has been compiled with considerable labour and assiduity. It is designed to facilitate the attainment of that ancient language, and to furnish the reader not only with a variety of vocables, idiomatic phrases, and proverbial expressions, but also the outlines of a Manks Grammar. That a language so...
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Ldn.- Liverpool, 1835. — 188 p. THE following Vocabulary of the Manks language has been compiled with considerable labour and assiduity. It is designed to facilitate the attainment of that ancient language, and to furnish the reader not only with a variety of vocables, idiomatic phrases, and proverbial expressions, but also the outlines of a Manks Grammar. That a language so...
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Rhumsaa, 2015. — 354 p. Fockleyr Chregeen aa-orderit liorish Max W. Wheeler Archibald Cregeen’s Dictionary of the Manks Language is a major work of lexicography that has been used by generations of Manx learners since its publication in 1835. The distinctive way in which the information is presented has meant, however, that some of the dictionary’s potential value is not...
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Keyll Coul, Balley Fadine, Rheynn Cullyn, 1993. — 204 p. This dictionary is a modified version of that completed in July 1991 which in turn was based on D. C. Fargher’s English - Manx Dictionary of 1979 - (ISBN: 0-904980-23-5). In order to accommodate the information in the requisite page limit the layout and text styles have been altered, however all the original entries have...
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Keyll Coul, Balley Fadine, Rheynn Cullyn, 1993. — 204 p. This dictionary is a modified version of that completed in July 1991 which in turn was based on D. C. Fargher’s English - Manx Dictionary of 1979 - (ISBN: 0-904980-23-5). In order to accommodate the information in the requisite page limit the layout and text styles have been altered, however all the original entries have...
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Douglas: Manx Society, 1859. - LXVI + 92 p. (reprinted in 1870) The Manx Grammar, like the language itself, was fast hastening to decay. The original and only edition had become extremely scarce; insomuch that a copy could with difficulty be found from which to re-edit the work. At this crisis The Manx Society opportunely intervened for its preservation. The Society was formed...
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Douglas: Manx Society, 1859. - LXVI + 92 p. (reprinted in 1870) The Manx Grammar, like the language itself, was fast hastening to decay. The original and only edition had become extremely scarce; insomuch that a copy could with difficulty be found from which to re-edit the work. At this crisis The Manx Society opportunely intervened for its preservation. The Society was formed...
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Douglas: The Manx Society, 1866. — 432 p. Memoir of the Rev. Dr. John Kelly, (From the Gentleman's Magazine for January, 1810) Dr. Kelly, Rector of Copford, near Colchester, and in the Commission of the Peace for Essex, was born on the 1st of November, 1750, at Donglas, in the Isle of Man. Descended from a line of forefathers who had from time immemorial possessed a small...
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Douglas: The Manx Society, 1866. — 432 p. Memoir of the Rev. Dr. John Kelly, (From the Gentleman's Magazine for January, 1810) Dr. Kelly, Rector of Copford, near Colchester, and in the Commission of the Peace for Essex, was born on the 1st of November, 1750, at Donglas, in the Isle of Man. Descended from a line of forefathers who had from time immemorial possessed a small...
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Manx Society, 1870. — 144 p. This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923. This book may have occasional imperfections such as missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc. that were either part of the original artifact, or were introduced by the scanning process. We believe this work is culturally important, and despite the imperfections, have elected...
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