train-a- kaliaAn Irish word he picked up. A.O Brien helped us find itWithd [check]OCT. 3 1979Not usedNot usedWithdrawnLast part of date at bottom of page is a little bit smudged, looking like '1979' but unsure
hoom-bawn(in Ireland) No local evidence.Withdraw [check]Printed Irishvocab's NOV. 16 1978 NOV. ...
soggarth aroon? lit. GaelicWithdraw? JUN 26 1979[check]Not usedNot usedWithdrawnChecked by Rebecca ...
Cover title.Contents: v.1. A-C - v.2. D-F - v.3. G-P - v.4. R-U.Mode of access: Internet
train-ah- kaliaIn disorder. The irish youngsters used their own word in the early days, viz. Train-...
doolamaunFrom D's Irish speakers or sourcesWithdraw [check]JAN 31 1980not usedNot usedWithdraw
slatter nIn disorder. The Irish youngsters used their own word in the early days, viz. Train-ah-Kal...
youngster n[Much like _Irishmen_ or _Irish_ _servants_, which we didn't collect.]Re-file [check]D...
caumishcaumish prob qualmish NID KilkennyWithdraw ? JAN 1981Not usedNot usedWithdrawnChecked by...
Korolev Andrey A. Old Irish Féne and its etymology. In: Etudes Celtiques, vol. 29, 1992. Actes du IX...
Korolev Andrey A. Old Irish Féne and its etymology. In: Etudes Celtiques, vol. 29, 1992. Actes du IX...
This article studies the semantic field of generic words for ‘stars’, ‘constella-tions’, and ‘planet...
This article studies the semantic field of generic words for ‘stars’, ‘constella-tions’, and ‘planet...
This article studies the semantic field of generic words for ‘stars’, ‘constella-tions’, and ‘planet...
train-a- kaliaDINNEEN ceile: [PT] (n-a)ch., entangled, confused, _sm_. [substantive masc.] confusio...
spalpeenPartridge 'rascal' chrep IrishWithdraw Jul 3 1979I guess it's all in[check]Not usedNot ...
hoom-bawn(in Ireland) No local evidence.Withdraw [check]Printed Irishvocab's NOV. 16 1978 NOV. ...
soggarth aroon? lit. GaelicWithdraw? JUN 26 1979[check]Not usedNot usedWithdrawnChecked by Rebecca ...
Cover title.Contents: v.1. A-C - v.2. D-F - v.3. G-P - v.4. R-U.Mode of access: Internet
train-ah- kaliaIn disorder. The irish youngsters used their own word in the early days, viz. Train-...
doolamaunFrom D's Irish speakers or sourcesWithdraw [check]JAN 31 1980not usedNot usedWithdraw
slatter nIn disorder. The Irish youngsters used their own word in the early days, viz. Train-ah-Kal...
youngster n[Much like _Irishmen_ or _Irish_ _servants_, which we didn't collect.]Re-file [check]D...
caumishcaumish prob qualmish NID KilkennyWithdraw ? JAN 1981Not usedNot usedWithdrawnChecked by...
Korolev Andrey A. Old Irish Féne and its etymology. In: Etudes Celtiques, vol. 29, 1992. Actes du IX...
Korolev Andrey A. Old Irish Féne and its etymology. In: Etudes Celtiques, vol. 29, 1992. Actes du IX...
This article studies the semantic field of generic words for ‘stars’, ‘constella-tions’, and ‘planet...
This article studies the semantic field of generic words for ‘stars’, ‘constella-tions’, and ‘planet...
This article studies the semantic field of generic words for ‘stars’, ‘constella-tions’, and ‘planet...
train-a- kaliaDINNEEN ceile: [PT] (n-a)ch., entangled, confused, _sm_. [substantive masc.] confusio...
spalpeenPartridge 'rascal' chrep IrishWithdraw Jul 3 1979I guess it's all in[check]Not usedNot ...
hoom-bawn(in Ireland) No local evidence.Withdraw [check]Printed Irishvocab's NOV. 16 1978 NOV. ...
soggarth aroon? lit. GaelicWithdraw? JUN 26 1979[check]Not usedNot usedWithdrawnChecked by Rebecca ...
Cover title.Contents: v.1. A-C - v.2. D-F - v.3. G-P - v.4. R-U.Mode of access: Internet