- Sive
Written by John B.
Keane Characters Liam
Scuab Mike
Glavin Mena
Glavin Carthalawn Nanna Glavin Thomasheen Seán Rua Sive Pats Bo**** Seán Dóta Date...
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Standish H. O'Grady. Note that
Scuab-tuinné is not in O'Curry's
Irish text and is
interpolated by him. He
glosses Scuab-tuinné as the 'besom or the sweeper...
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Broombridge (Irish:
Droichead Broom,
previously Droichead na
Scuab) is a
railway station beside a Luas Tram stop
serving Cabra,
Dublin 7, Ireland. It...
- Phoneme(s) Example(s) U C M b
broad /bˠ/ bain /bˠanʲ/ "take" (imper.),
scuab /sˠkuəbˠ/ "broom"
slender /bʲ/ béal /bʲeːlˠ/ "mouth", cnáib /knˠaːbʲ/ "hemp"...
- self-navigating
currach (coracle boat)
called the "Besom of the Sea" (Irish:
scuab tuinné), also
called Sguaba Tuinne or Wave-sweeper.
Enbarr appears in the...
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Ladysbridge (Irish:
Droichead na
Scuab),
previously known for
census purposes as Knockgl**** (Irish: An Cnoc Glas), is a
village in
County Cork, Ireland...
- of
verbal adjectives (where /h/ is
spelled ⟨th⟩). For example, the verb
scuab /sˠkuəbˠ/ ('sweep') ends in the
voiced consonant /bˠ/, but its ****ure tense...
- 1593. | | | | | |
Richard S****anach John
Thomas Feranta Edmond Redmond na
Scuab (Burke of Derrymaclaghtna) | d. 1582. d. 1546. d. 1596. | Earl of Clanricarde...
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short stories,
poems and
essays in
Irish in
various journals,
including An
Scuab, Misneach,
Irish Fun, Fáinne an Lae and An
Claidheamh Soluis. He also wrote...
- no triúr, Ach lá
chomh breá leis gan
gaoth ná báisteach Lán a bháid acu
scuab ar shiúl. Nár mhór an t-íonadh ós
comhair na
ndaoine Á bhfeicáil sínte ar...
