- "to the man" de + an = den: den
bhean "from the woman" i + an = sa(n): sa
chrann "in the tree"; san fhómhar "in the autumn"
Lenition is
blocked when a coronal...
- "T-Section" in the pillar. The
Irish word
lamhchrann or
Scottish Gaelic làmh-
chrann came into use at an
unknown date to
indicate this
pillar which would have...
-
challenged by the
presence of an old
Scottish Gaelic name for the tree, fior
chrann which suggests a
longer presence in
Scotland at
least as far back as the...
-
dative singular noun
after the
definite article is
lenited (e.g. ar an
chrann "on the tree") (as is the case in
Scottish and Manx),
whereas in Connacht...
- féin
sdual gach
deaghtarrtha Abruidh uaim re a
fholt tais gur end sibh don
chrann iomhais do
bhean me (sa
taoibh re tuinn) don
chraoibh go ngé ^ núir náluinn...
-
about Heng Pov,
Cambodia can send many
criminals to Finland. [1] Chamroeun,
Chrann (2009-03-11). "Heng Pov to face verdict".
Phnom Penh Post. Vol. 19, no. 49...
-
Maith Dhom, Bua na Mara, Dínit an Bhróin, "An
tEarrach Thiar" and Bí i do
Chrann. The
first three were
recorded on Handel's Fantasy, Luna Park (two Kíla...
- on bouzouki. "A M****re's a Rí" – A
Donegal song (with the tune "Cuach sa
Chrann"
newly composed by Anna & Mairéad) pla**** by Na
Mooneys (Ciarán on fiddle...
- Festival. Her work has been in
multiple anthologies.
Baill seirce, 1998 Faoi
chrann cnó capaill, 2000 Gallúnach-ar-rópa, 2003 Ádh mór, 2004 Sundial, 2005 Between...
- Toberacran, in the
townland of Gortnacrank,
derived its name from
Tobar a'
Chrann,
meaning "well of the tree".
Saint Bridgit's Well in
Kilbreedy townland...
