eddin
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Manx
[edit]Etymology
[edit]From Old Irish étan (“brow, forehead”). Cognate with Irish éadan.
Pronunciation
[edit]Noun
[edit]eddin f (genitive singular eddin, plural eddinyn)
- face
- Dy vaikagh oo yn eddin echey!
- His face was a sight!
- Hoilshee yn eddin echey.
- His face brightened.
- Hug eh e ghaa vass er yn eddin echey.
- He buried his face in his hands.
- Hug mee boggey 'syn eddin echey.
- I brightened his face up.
- Hyndaa eh e eddin voym.
- He turned his face away from me.
- front
- Eddin y thie.
- The front of the house.
- façade, surface
- Er yn eddin va dagh ooilley nhee dy mie.
- On the surface everything was well.
- apron (of dam)
- facet
- effrontery, cheek
Derived terms
[edit]- far-eddin (“mask”)
- glaare eddin (“forehead”)