-
misspellings also exists, for
example port-a-beul,
puirt a bheul,
puirt a'
bhéil, etc.
These are
mostly because a
number of
grammatical particles in Gaelic...
- music,
puirt à beul or
canntaireachd in
Scottish Gaelic, or
portaireacht bhéil (port a'bhéil, "mouth-singing") in Irish. The
syllables sung do not require...
- Valencia.
Instead it
comes from the
Irish name of
Valentia Harbour, cuan
Bhéil Inse, "harbour-mouth of the island". It was
anglicized as 'Bealinche' and...
-
without its
humorous side." When
Macpherson met MacCodrum, he asked, "A
bheil dad
agaibh air an Fheinne?"
Macpherson believed himself to have asked, "Do...
-
Hospital https://placenames.mapdev.ca/ "is thàinig iad gu tìr `s an àite `s a
bheil Baile Phictou an diugh"
Archived 2018-12-24 at the
Wayback Machine, An Drochaid...
-
famous works, "Amhrán ne Leabhar" ('song of the books'), also
called "Cuan
Bhéil Inse" ('Valentia Harbour'). It
gives an
insight into the kind of literature...
-
uiseag no
aoilinn bhàn Am bàrr a’
chaisteil far’n robh mi ‘s mo ghràdh Nach
bheil ri
tuireadh do’oidhche ‘s do là O
chual iad gun
ghlacadh mo
chailinn air...
-
physical features of Talisker: Nan robh sinn an
Talasgar air an tràigh far a
bheil am beul mòr bàn a'
fosgladh eadar dà
ghiall chruaidh,
Rubha nan
Clach 's...
- 272 Cronin, Nessa; Crosson, Seán; Eastlake, John, eds. (2009). Anáil an
Bhéil Bheo:
Orality and
Modern Irish Culture. Newcastle:
Cambridge Scholars Publishing...
- such
particles and occasionally,
after any word
ending in a
nasal e.g. a
bheil thu a' ****hinn cus? as [ɡʱus]
rather than [kʰus]. In
southern Hebridean...
