- from
saving Prince Charlie until her death.
Scottish Gaelic:
Fionnghal nic Dhòmhnaill Johnson, who
claimed to have
Jacobite sympathies,
asked to meet Flora...
-
Kirsteen MacDonald (Scottish Gaelic:
Kirsteen NicDhòmhnaill) is a
Scottish broadcaster.
MacDonald was born in Inverness, and
educated at the Gaelic-medium...
- time. "BBC ALBA –
Bliadhna nan Òran – Òrain : Sgrìobhaichean, Sìleas
NicDhòmhnaill (Sìleas na Ceapaich)". www.bbc.co.uk (in
Scottish Gaelic). Retrieved...
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according to
whether its
bearer is male (e.g. Mac
Dhòmhnaill "MacDonald") or
female (e.g.
NicDhòmhnaill "MacDonald")
though for some
surnames the adjectival...
-
composed after his wife
discovered her husband's infidelity,
Morag NicDhòmhnaill was dubbed, A bhan-pheacach sin gun loinn, Làn de dh’fhòtas innt ("A...
- the
Gaelic phrase nighean mhic,
meaning "daughter of the son", thus
NicDhòmhnaill really means "daughter of MacDonald"
rather than "daughter of Donald")...
- 17
January 2025. "BBC
Radio nan Gàidheal - Naoi gu Deich, le
Cathy NicDhòmhnaill". BBC.
Retrieved 17
January 2025. "In
Conversation with Pàdraig MacAoidh...
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Scottish Gaelic surname, Nic
Dhòmhnaill meaning "daughter of a son of Dòmhnall" (in English, Donald), as in
Mairi Nic Dhòmhnaill, or Mary MacDonald. At the...
- Macdonald/Aonghas Mac
Dhòmhnaill as The
Eldest Son/Am Mac Bu
Shine Kathleen Macdonald/Kathleen
NicDhòmhnaill as
Ailsa Macleod/Eilis
NicLeòid Iain "Seonachan"...
-
prefix nic (meaning daughter) in
place of mac. Thus a boy may be
called Mac
Domhnaill whereas his
sister would be
called Nic Dhomhnaill or Ní
Dhomhnaill –...
