jarg (“can, be able”) + -al <span class="searchmatch">jargal</span> capable, able <span class="searchmatch">jargallys</span> (“capability”) Note: Certain mutated forms of some words can never occur in standard Manx....
negative and the interrogative jargaght (“capability, ability; possibility”) <span class="searchmatch">jargal</span> (“capable, able”) neuyargaght (“impossibility”) Note: Certain mutated forms...
accoma tree. 1894, Victor Hugo, translated by George Burnham Ives, Bug-<span class="searchmatch">Jargal</span>, page 146: Continued the prisoner: ‘the chicaron and the sabiecca for a...
little attention has been paid to Victor Hugo's negrophiliac novel Bug-<span class="searchmatch">Jargal</span> (1826) and to its links with Gómez de Avellaneda's celebrated novel, Sab...
(Monastir) Latin: potis Latvian: spējīgs Macedonian: способен (sposoben) Manx: <span class="searchmatch">jargal</span> Norman: habil'ye Polish: stać (pl) (a defective verb), zdolny (pl) Portuguese:...
adjective. Manx terms suffixed with -al blasstal booisal bwooisal costal <span class="searchmatch">jargal</span> loghtal mooaral pooaral -ee -ale, -all, -alle, -eel, -el, -ele, -ell, -elle...
keupayaan (ms) Malayalam: കഴിവ് (ml) (kaḻivŭ), ശേഷി (ml) (śēṣi) Manx: jargaght f, <span class="searchmatch">jargallys</span> m Maori: āheitanga Occitan: capacitat (oc) f Polish: możliwość (pl) f...
. I don't know if I should call you Mr or Miss. 1826, Victor Hugo, Bug-<span class="searchmatch">Jargal</span>, section XXXVIII: Le prince de France nous aime, celui d'Espagne ne cesse...