- [kʰaʰpəɫ̪ˈkʰɤʎə]) "Horse of the woodland". The
Scots borrowing is
spelled capercailzie (the
Scots use of z
represents an
archaic spelling with yogh and is silent;...
-
purchased from
civilian service in 1891,
where she had been
named SS
Capercailzie. She
became the
Devonport base ship and
flagship in 1893 and was also...
-
engrailed Argent (Gray) all
within a
bordure Or for difference.
Supporters Two
capercailzie Proper their wings closed.
Motto Saius Per
Christum Redemptorem...
- a
commotion or
noisy quarrel –
possibly related to
Brulyie to broil;
Capercailzie – the
Scots spelling of
capercaillie (IPA /ˌkæpərˈkeɪli/) from the Gaelic...
- pronunciation) yes,
vinho verde, onion, hallelujah, llano, tortilla,
capercailzie,
February /hw/ wh (in some dialects)
which /w/ w, u, h, ou, ju, wh (in...
-
engrailed Argent (Gray) all
within a
bordure Or for difference.
Supporters Two
capercailzie Proper their wings closed.
Motto Saius Per
Christum Redemptorem...
-
yacht purchased from
civilian service in 1891,
where she had been
named Capercailzie. She
became the
Devonport base ship in 1892 and was sold in 1912, later...
- Shipbuilding".
Newcastle Courant. No. 10876.
Newcastle upon Tyne. 22 June 1883. "
Capercailzie".
Shipping &
Shipbuilding Research Trust.
Retrieved 13
October 2024....
