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Aribeth says: Do you carry a torch? "Gaelic and non-English words in use in Fingall" a sample Arrah - Used in the beginning of expressions indicating mild surprise. eg "arrag go on" and still in use Awmadhan - A fool. Amadan. Bothered - Deaf. Corruption of bodhar. and still in use Bousey - A loafer. A parasite Brave - Fine or good.Corruption of breagh. "A brave day" "A brave bit of sunlight" "A brave field of potatoes" Brock - A badger. Gaelic - Broc Buddhahust - Be silent. Bi in do thost (Gaelic) Butty - Short. Applied to persons and animals. Caubeen - An old hat. Gaelic - Caibín (just a very few) In Gaelic the fada (eg á é í ú) emphases the letter. the bulta used to be a dot on top of the letter indicating silent. The dot w... interesting that some of these words are still used today in the same context. 'Stuck on' reminded me of the Lionel Richie song...'Stuck on you...' great clip as always aribeth! "Cheese" as in "Big Cheese" comes from a Hindi word that means leader. It's pronounced something like 'chiz'. I would like to "carry a torch" Nice clip. Words are man's best friend, next to his dog no doubt, am Stuck On ....... -)) Nobody loves you like your DOG. @righthand, you didn't mention 'pogue mahone' Y'ALL that is southern for you all. lol That is not a torch in my pocket. I am just so pleased to see y'all. |
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