Manx terms of endearment

Manx words that used with spouses, partners, children and other loved ones.

• Graih = beloved, darling, dear, love
• My ghraih = my love
• Chree = dearest, my heart, my sweetheart
• My chree = my heart, my precious
• Ben my chree = woman of my heart
• Meen = darling
• My veen = my darling
• Millish = darling, sweet
• Myrneen = honey, sweetheart, well-beloved
• My vyrneen = my darling
• My vyrneen villish = my sweet darling

Links

Manx terms of endearment
http://isle-of-man.com/manxnotebook/fulltext/md1933/pt_3.htm
https://dictionaryq.com/gaelg/

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