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Shelta (/ˈʃɛltə/; Irish: Seiltis) is a
language spoken by
Irish Travellers (Mincéirí),
particularly in
Ireland and the
United Kingdom. It is
widely known...
- (Irish: an
lucht siúil,
meaning the
walking people), also
known as Mincéirs (
Shelta: Mincéirí) or Pavees, are a
traditionally peripatetic indigenous ethno-cultural...
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Irish speakers and
Shelta by the
linguistic community. It is a
mixture of
English and Irish, with
Irish being the
lexifier language.
Shelta is a
secret language...
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Shelta Cave is a 2,500-foot-long (760 m) cave and lake
located in Huntsville,
Madison County, Alabama,
United States. It is
described as one of the most...
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Tralee Samhain /
Halloween Wren Day
Languages Hiberno-English
Irish Shelta Ulster Scots Literature Annals Fiction Gaeilge Poetry Theatre Triads Music...
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Mountain Expressway Cut
Shelta Cave
National Historic Landmarks USS
Alabama Apalachicola Fort
Barton Hall...
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Irish Béarla na Saor 'speech of the smiths').
Bungi dialect Polari Shelta Evans, S.
Stopping Places – A
Gipsy History of
South London and Kent (1999)...
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million speakers by 2010.
Beurla Reagaird,
Highland travellers'
language Shelta,
based largely on
Irish and Hiberno-English (some 86,000
speakers in 2009)...
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community know it as Gammon,
while the
linguistic community identifies it as
shelta.
Outside Gaelic circles, the
derivation is
typically seen to be from Latin...
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Irish tweeds.
Beady pockets are a
component of
traditional Irish Traveller (
Shelta: Mincéirí) attire. They are flat, pocket-sized
pouches characterised by...
