- all of
these have male and
female forms depending on the bearer, e.g. all
Mac-
names become Nic- if the
person is female. Some of the
Scottish Gaelic surnames...
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French diminutive suffix -el. Scottish:
reduced Anglicized form of
Gaelic Mac Tuirc, a
patronymic from the
byname Torc 'boar'.
Jewish (Ashke****c): ethnic...
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Looks Back: A
Festschrift for Colm O'Baoill (PDF), Brig o' Turk:
Clann Tuirc, pp. 317–322, ISBN 978-0-9549733-7-7 Woolf, Alex (2000), "The 'Moray Question'...
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badge is
CREAG AN
TUIRC,
which translates from
Scottish Gaelic as "The
Boars Rock". The clan
badge badge is a
laurel branch. The
MacLaren
tartan colors...
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Journal of
Scottish Name Studies. 3: 15–28. ISSN 1747-7387 – via
Clann Tuirc. Hanks, P; Hardcastle, K; Hodges, F (2006) [1990]. A
Dictionary of First...
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translates to "The Boar's Rock". It is
similar to
Creag an
tuirc, the
motto of the
MacLaren Clan of Scotland. Also
during Jamie's time with the doctor...
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heavily involved in
Gaelic choral music as the
conductor of Còisir
Ceann an
Tuirc, Argyll's male
voice Gaelic choir who won Gold at the 2008, 2015 and 2019...
- the
peninsula is
mostly hilly moorland, the
highest point being Beinn an
Tuirc at 454
metres (1,490 feet). The
coastal areas and hinterland, however, are...
- 981301542434;-9.4052330805392 W035819] Ma,4 1291 280
Scotland 908 203
Beinn an
Tuirc 454 440 1,490 1,444 19B 68 69 55.566573927983;-5.566916274486 NR752361]...
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Innes of
Learney (1970), pp. 545–546
Campbell of
Airds (2002), pp. 289–290
MacKinnon (1995), p. 137
Robert Chambers (1847), "Slogans",
Select writings of...
