- Annála Ríoghachta Éireann) or the
Annals of the Four
Masters (Annála na g
Ceithre Máistrí) are
chronicles of
medieval Irish history. The
entries span from...
- The Four
Courts (Irish: Na
Ceithre Cúirteanna) is Ireland's most
prominent courts building,
located on Inns Quay in Dublin. The Four
Courts is the prin****l...
- and
ceathair (4)
becomes ceithre. As in French, the
vigesimal system is
widely used,
particularly in people's ages.
Ceithre scór agus cúigdéag – 95. The...
- The "garland" of its
title is
taken from a
corrupted English form of
Ceithre Leabhair,
Gaelic for 'four books', i.e., a gospel.
Abbott made a collation...
- [t̪riː] trí [tʲrʲiː] trì [t̪ʰɾiː] four
kiare [kʲæːə(r)]
ceathair [cahərʲ],
ceithre [ˈcɛɾʲə]
ceithir [ˈkʲʰehɪɾʲ] five
queig [kweɡ] cúig [kuːɟ] còig [kʰoːkʲ]...
- year" dhá
theach "two houses"
beirt fhear "two men" trí bhád "three boats"
ceithre bhó "four cows" cúig
phunt "five pounds" sé mhí "six months" Constructions...
-
twenty being fichid,
forty dhá fhichid,
sixty trí
fhichid and
eighty ceithre fhichid. A
remnant of this
system may be seen in the
modern word for 40...
- Book of Invasions) in
Lebor Laignech (The Book of Leinster) Annála na g
Ceithre Máistrí (The
Annals of the Four Masters)
Leabhar Bhaile an Mhóta (The Book...
-
muinter Parthaloin for
Shenmhaigh Ealta Eadoir .i. cúig míle d'feroibh, &
ceithre míle do mnáibh.
Conadh de sin ata
Taimhleacht Muintere Parthalain. Trí...
- amháin céad 2 a dó dhá
beirt dara 3 a trí trí triúr tríú 4 a
ceathair ceithre ceathrar ceathrú 5 a cúig cúig cúigear cúigiú 6 a sé sé
seisear séú 7 a...
