Screeudeyr

Ta screeudeyr çheet er peiagh ta gymmydey focklyn screeuit ayns modyn screeuee as keirdeeaghtyn eigsoylagh son eieyn y chur. Ta screeudeyryn gientyn caghlaaghyn cummey yn ellyn lettyragh as y screeudeyrys crootagh lhied as noaskeealyn, giare-skeealyn, lioaryn, feeleeaght, lettyraght hroailt, cloiaghyn, scaa-chloiaghyn, çhelle-chloiaghyn, arraneyn, traaghtyn, as ram tuarastyllyn as artyn naight foddee ve anaasagh da'n theay. Ta teksyn er ny hoilshaghey magh harrish reamys lheeadagh jeh meanyn. Screeudeyryn schleioil ta gymmydey glare dy mie son eieyn y chur, t'ad dy mennick cur dy mooar rish cooid chultooragh sheshaghtyn.^[1]

Ta'n enmys "screeudeyr" ymmydit ayns ny h-ellynyn as 'sy chiaull chammah, lheid as "screeudeyr arrane" ny "scaa-screeudeyr", agh ta "screeudeyr" liorish hene çheet er crooaght y çhengey screeuit.

Imraaghyn

↑ Magill, Frank N. (1974). Cyclopedia of World Authors. Ym-l. I, II, III (revised ln.). Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: Salem Press. dgn. 1–1973. [Cohaglym lioaryn as beashnyssyn giarey er ughtaryn ard-ghooagh derrey 1974.]

Kianglaghyn magh

[1] Magill, Frank N. (1974). Cyclopedia of World Authors. Ym-l. I, II, III (revised ln.). Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: Salem Press. dgn. 1–1973. [Cohaglym lioaryn as beashnyssyn giarey er ughtaryn ard-ghooagh derrey 1974.]

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