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Middle Irish tarbh; and ærgi (pasture in the outfield), cf.
Middle Irish áirge.
Between the 9th and the 15th centuries, a
distinct Faroese language evolved...
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village in the
Faroe Islands.
Argir most
likely takes its name from Old
Irish airge meaning summer pasture.;
several placenames in
Faroe carry the same name...
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Piranha and Retrospect),
Vangelis Yalamas (b**** guitar,
former member of
Airged Lahm and Retrospect), Evi
Katsamatsa (piano/keyboards, a
piano teacher)...
- "tarvur" (bull),
Irish tarbh; and "ærgi" (pasture in the outfield),
Irish áirge (byre,
milking place: Mod.
Irish áirí). The
discovery at
Toftanes on Eysturoy...
- légund i fail Mo L****e 286a 1246 Luid Mael
Ruain Tamlachta fechtas dia
airge 286b 1248 ****míne Fota mac
Fiachnai di
Eoganacht Ch****il 286b 1249 Longes...
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called dock grows" (from Old
Norse erg = "summer pasture",
taken from
Irish airge), or as a
personal name
which "may have been a link with the
family traced...
