- excellent, cloth". By 1660 (in the
writings of
Samuel Pepys),
moire (or
moyre) had been
adopted in English.
During the
Middle Ages,
moire was held in...
-
office that
eventually became hereditary in the Mac
Moyre family. It
remained in the
hands of the Mac
Moyre family in the
townland of
Ballymoyer near Whitecross...
- s'vet
gikher fun aykh
kenen ivre – Der
bakumt a fon. Lernt, kinder, hot nit
moyre, ****er
onheyb iz shver;
Gliklekh der vos hot
gelernt toyre, Tsi darf der...
- Jews in the
Soviet Union.
Syracuse University Press. Full text of Katz's A dor, ṿos hoṭ
farloyrn di
moyre bleṭer zikhroynes̀ fun arum 1905 (in Yiddish)...
- and 2017. The name "Moerenuma" (Moere marsh) is
derived from the word "
Moyre pet" in Ainu language,
which means "a
slowly flowing river."
Moere marsh...
-
monastery was
knocked down so that the
materials could be used to
erect Moyre Castle. When the
monks settled here they
adopted the
pagan pillar stone...
- From 1601 on this
place became known as Ballinemoyree, or
Place of the
Moyre, and was
called "Bother a Mhaighre" in Irish. A
captain Anthony Smith, was...
-
office that
eventually became hereditary in the Mac
Moyre family. It
remained in the
hands of the Mac
Moyre family in the
townland of
Ballymoyer near Whitecross...
