-
spear appears to be a
fictional element. A two-handed
sword [claidheamh dà-
làimh, in Gaelic, more
commonly claidheamh-mòr or
claymore meaning great sword]...
-
claidheamh mòr "big/great sword"
translates to "broadsword", and
claidheamh dà
làimh to "two-handed sword",
while claidheamh beag "small sword" is
given as a...
-
Southeast Asian) Boar
sword (European)
Changdao (Chinese)
Claidheamh da
laimh,
highland sword (European) Claymore,
Scottish Gaelic for "great sword" (Scottish...
-
claidheamh mór "big/great sword"
translates to "broadsword", and
claidheamh dà
làimh to "two-handed sword",
while claidheamh beag "small sword" is
given as a...
- form
Standard form
Gloss -achaí, -annaí -acha, -anna
Plural ending bróig bróg Shoe
ceird ceard Craft cluais cluas Ear cois cos Foot, Leg
láimh lámh Hand...
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attenuated (slender) consonants: nom. lámh "hand, arm" (cf. Gaul. lāmā) and dat.
láimh (< *lāmi; cf. Gaul. lāmāi > *lāmăi > lāmī). Further, the
plural instrumental...
- nan
cadal sèimh, ´S ann
bhios mis´ air
bruaich do lice, ´Bualadh mo dhà
làimh. Many a
night both wet and dry
Weather of the
seven elements Gregor would...
- Muireadaigh) who,
through mistranslation (Flaithimh/Flaithimhín into Láimhín;
laimh = hand),
became Lavin or Hand. Hand
earned a
medical certificate from Trinity...
- líonta Dé go
gcastar sinn. Ó fhás go h-aois, is ó aois go bás, do dhá
láimh, a Chríost,
anall tharainn. Ó bhás go críoch, ní críoch ach athfhás, i bParthas...
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Singular Dual
Plural lámh ("a hand" in Irish) dhá
láimh ("two hands") trí lámh ("three hands")
clach ("a stone" in
Scottish Gaelic) dà
chloich ("two stones")...
