ymmyrk

Manx

Etymology

From Old Irish imm·archuirethar (“carries, carries about, bears; wears; sends a message”).

Verb

ymmyrk (verbal noun ymmyrkey, past participle ymmyrkit)

Synonyms

(give birth): behr, rug

Derived terms

Terms derived from ymmyrk

ymmyrkagh (“bearer, carrier, porter, conveyor, transporter, vehicle, haulier, haulage contractor; sustaining, portable”)
ymmyrkaght (“portability”)
ymmyrkane (“bearing”)
ymmyrkane cughlinagh (“cone-bearing”)
ymmyrkane rolley (“roller bearing”)
ymmyrk çhiarnys (“boss”)
ymmyrk eayn (“yean”)
ymmyrkee (“conductive”)

ymmyrk er ash (“carry back”)
ymmyrk er sleayd (“sledge”)
ymmyrk ersooyl (“carry away, carry off, bear off”)
ymmyrk feanish (“depose, attest, testify”)
ymmyrkit er y cheayn (“sea-borne”)
ymmyrkit er yn ushtey (“water-borne”)
ymmyrk lesh (“carry along”)

ymmyrk magh (“bear out, carry out”)
ymmyrk mess (“fruit”)
ymmyrk neose (“carry down”)
ymmyrk roish y traa (“miscarry”)
ymmyrk seose (“carry up”)
ymmyrk stiagh (“import”)
ymmyrkys (“behaviourism”)

References

“imm·archuirethar” in Dictionary of the Irish Language, Royal Irish Academy, 1913–76.

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