- or
William Ross (1762–1791),
known as 'the
Gairloch bard'. His 1783 poem
Moladh Gheàrrloch ("In
Praise of Gairloch")
describes the
Highland winter sport...
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mountain is the
subject of
Duncan Ban MacIntyre's best
known Gaelic poem,
Moladh Beinn Dòbhrainn (English: "In
Praise of Ben Doran");
MacIntyre had spent...
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provided in both
English and Gaelic.[citation needed] In his 1783 poem
Moladh Gheàrrloch ('In
Praise of Gairloch'),
Gaelic bard
William Ross (1761–1791)...
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Antiqua orthography for
Irish in 1639) Quinnell, Teàrlach (8 July 2009). "
Moladh air
deagh bhàrd..."
Naidheachdan (in
Scottish Gaelic). BBC Alba. Retrieved...
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caggey "war" [ˈkaːɣə],
moylley "to praise" [ˈmɔlə] (cf.
Irish cogadh and
moladh (Southern Irish) [ˈkɔɡə] and [ˈmˠɔl̪ˠə]). In
finite verb
forms before full...
- Letter(s) Phoneme(s) Example(s) U C M -dh
broad preterite /w/ /ɡ/
moladh é /ˈmˠɔlˠəw eː/ "he was praised"
elsewhere before ⟨s⟩
initial pronouns /tʲ/ /x/...
- t****gfeá
molfaimis t****gfimis mholfaidís t****gfidís mholfaí t****gfí
Imperative moladh tuigeadh molaim tuigim mol tuig
molaimis tuigimis molaigí /
molaidh tuigigí...
- via
Google Books. McRae, Neil. "Dìlseachd,
Lughad agus Saor-thoileachas:
moladh airson iomairt Gàidhlig a dh'fhaodadh obrachadh" [Loyalty,
Language and...
- Many
clans are also
attributed pipe tunes. Clan Maclachlan's pipe
music is
Moladh Màiri (translation from Gaelic: "In
Praise of Mary").
Claflin family Scottish...
- in -te/-ta and a
plural in -t(a)í. briseadh, briste; bristí "breaking"
moladh, molta; moltaí "praising; recommendation" The 2nd
conjugation verbal noun...
