Sentences with phrase «use gaelic»

«Tis said he was used by the fairies (or «faeries», to use the Gaelic spelling) and elves of Wales to pull fairy coaches, work fairy cattle, and serve as a steed for the fairy warriors.

A pub I frequent uses the Gaelic labels, fir and bhean, begorra!.

Not exact matches

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We used our handy search by meaning option to find Beau (French), Adonis (Greek), Cullen (Gaelic) or Keefe (Irish) all perfect for gorgeous little boys.

Aden as a girls» name (also used more generally as boys» name Aden) is of Gaelic derivation, and the meaning of the name Aden is «fire».

Like we stated, while the name has Gaelic origins, it is most widely used in the land down under.

In 2010, Kandler found that using the most current numbers, a total of 860 English speakers will have to learn Gaelic each year for the number of speakers to stay the same.

Its use by the traditional, vibrantly healthy Gaelic culture was written about in the nutritional classic Nutrition and Physical Degeneration.

At least one symbol still lives on - the Tironian symbol for et (and) which looks a little like the number 7 is still used in Irish Gaelic as an abbreviation for «and».

The example that I tend to use is An Leabhar Mòr or theGreat Book of Gaelic, whose free website drove me — and many others — to buy a glorious book.