- "laudatory term of warriors" in Old Irish, e.g. Táin Bó Cúalnge v. 1932 (
bruth ┐
barand in chulíuin se (sc. Etarcomul).
Transactions of the
Gaelic Society...
- Moín rúamnae
drech - "reddening of faces" in the Bríatharogam Mac ind Óc
bruth fergae - "glow of anger" in the Bríatharogam Con Culainn. McM****, Damian...
-
tindem rucci "most
intense blushing" rúamnae
drech "reddening of faces"
bruth fergae "glow of anger" ᚐ A Ailm 'Pine'?
ardam íachta "loudest groan" tosach...
- ×
bruþ- brøð[r] ... ... ...i(ʀ) [þæ]iʀ · (t)o dou a(u)s... aus[tr]. × [þ(o)]...r × lit × rai... ... ...fast · auk × at × (k)aiʀbiarn ×
bruþ- .....
- short-stories were
written in
collaboration with Tomás Ó
Raghallaigh and
called Bruth-Fa-Thiar. He also
translated Chekhov and
Merimee into Irish. Conamara, Baile...
- he
wrote a
series of
short stories which were
published under the
title Bruth-Fa-Thiar. He
later became Professor of
Irish at UCG,
retiring in 1952. He...
-
barley many
Slavic "vriti" (to boil),
Germanic *bruþa- ("broth"), Old
Irish bruth ("glow"),
Latin dē-frŭtum ("must
boiled down"). dinu****, si/nupyla wild...
- broth, Lat.
defrutum "new wine
boiled down",
Welsh brwd "brewage", Old Ir.
bruth "heat, wrath", Thrac. brỹtos "barley alcohol", brỹtion "wine must", Gk....
- auk ok ok × at at at × (k)aiʀbiarn Geirbjǫrn, Gæiʀbiorn, ×
bruþ- brœð[r] brøð[r] … … … …i(ʀ) [þe]ir [þæ]iʀ · (t)o dóu dou a(u)s… aus[tr]...
-
letters to him,
until his wife, Eve, objected,
whereupon she
switched to '
Bruth'. Her
portrait of
Christopher is now in the
National Portrait Gallery. She...
