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Gairm was a
Scottish Gaelic quarterly magazine founded in 1951 by
Derick Thomson, and
Finlay J.
MacDonald (Fionnlagh Domhnallach). Its
first issue was...
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Scottish Dal
Riata – from
Irish Dal
Riata –
where the
ceremony was
known as do
gairm rig ..."Proclamation of the king". The Dal
Riata community later moved east...
- Gàidhlig (3)".
Gairm. 127. Madeg,
Mikael (1982–83). "Far-ainmean Gàidhlig (5)".
Gairm. 121. Madeg,
Mikael (1984). "Far-ainmean Gàidhlig (9)".
Gairm. 127. Madeg...
- Bookshelf: 111–117.. Dwelly's
Illustrated Gaelic to
English Dictionary (
Gairm Publications, Glasgow, 1988, p. 202);
Culloden – The
Swords and the Sorrows...
- gold
laced hat Dwelly's
Illustrated Gaelic to
English Dictionary. Glasgow:
Gairm Publications, 1988, p. 202 Culloden: the
swords and the sorrows. Glasgow:...
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Dictionary of the
Gaelic Language Stirling Eneas MacKay, 1982
edition by
Gairm ISBN 0-901771-68-6 Oftedal, M. (1956) The
Gaelic of Leurbost. Oslo. Norsk...
- uisge-bheatha',
Gairm, 121 (Winter, 1982–3), 61–5. 'Bi
aoigheil ri luchd-turais: Ach
leugh seo!',
Gairm, 122 (Spring, 1983), 174–8. 'An tuagh-cloiche',
Gairm, 125...
- word "slogan"
originally derives from sluagh-
gairm or sluagh-ghairm (sluagh = "people", "army", and
gairm = "call", "proclamation"), the
Scottish Gaelic...
- Inverness. 52. Owen,
Robert C. (1993). The
Modern Gaelic-English Dictionary.
Gairm. ISBN 1-871901-29-4. Robertson, Boyd; Taylor, Iain (2003).
Teach Yourself...
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Alexander (1982) [1896]. An
Etymological Dictionary of the
Gaelic Language.
Gairm. ISBN 0-901771-68-6. Neat,
Timothy (1997) [1996]. The
Summer Walkers: Travelling...
