By Aidan Doyle, Siobhán Ní Laoire
ISBN-10: 1908057386
ISBN-13: 9781908057389
Contributions to fashionable Irish linguistics devoted to the past due Prof. Breandan O Buachalla in 2006 through extraordinary former scholars. unfortunately Prof. O Buachalla gave up the ghost in 2010.
IMPORTANT observe: Please observe that every one the contributions are written within the Irish language; there's no English language model of the texts. Contents are as follows:
BRIAN Ó CATHÁIN Gaeilge Inis Oírr agus Gaeilge Chontae an Chláir; ROIBEARD Ó MAOLALAIGH Coibhneas idir consan (dh/gh) agus guta i stair na Gaeilge; MÁIRTÍN Ó MURCHÚ Tuilleadh beag faoin 2ú iolra den Mhodh Ordaitheach; MÁIRE NÍ CHIOSÁIN Meath na Gaeilge i gCléire; CONCHÚR Ó GIOLLAGÁIN Gnéithe de stair theorainn na Gaeltachta; JOHN WALSH Ón bhforbairt thionsclaíoch cross dti an phleanáil teanga - éabhlóidiú Údarás na Gaeltachta; AIDAN DOYLE An fhaí chéasta leanúnach sa Nua-Ghaeilge; JAMES MCCLOSKEY Déantús an chlásail i gcanúintí na Gaeilge; NANCY STENSON Ar scáth a chéile - an Ghaeilge, an Béarla agus an briathar faigh; PEADAR MAC CUILLINN Gnéithe de na focail suairc agus suairceas sa 18ú haois.
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Xiw-xaan, /sust. xok’ol, /loc. »lahe’ xok’ol xot, /sust. num. xul, /v. xulu’, /sust. xux, /sust. varón varón varón cotón ala volando andar ciertas hojas apelativo mitológico hoja de palma cerca éste cerca mitad para “mitades” (de carne o fruta o legumbre maciza) quedar, atravesar, acabar cuerno avispa BR 49 BR 54 BR 54 BR 14 BR 75 BR 75 BR 91 BR 22 BR 22 BR 31 BR 79 BR 78 BR 36 BR 71 BR 55/91 BR 91 BR 21 y ya’, /sust. yaab, /adv. yah, /sust. yahaw, /adv. »yahaw-en yahw-en »»nuk, /adv. yalam lu’um, /sust.
Yuyum, /sust. pulirlo dueño, tío, etc.
Xib, /sust. »xilal, /sust. xikul, /sust. xik’, /sust. »xik’-bal, /est. xim-bal, /v. xiw (1), /sust. xiw (2), /sust. xiw-xaan, /sust. xok’ol, /loc. »lahe’ xok’ol xot, /sust. num. xul, /v. xulu’, /sust. xux, /sust. varón varón varón cotón ala volando andar ciertas hojas apelativo mitológico hoja de palma cerca éste cerca mitad para “mitades” (de carne o fruta o legumbre maciza) quedar, atravesar, acabar cuerno avispa BR 49 BR 54 BR 54 BR 14 BR 75 BR 75 BR 91 BR 22 BR 22 BR 31 BR 79 BR 78 BR 36 BR 71 BR 55/91 BR 91 BR 21 y ya’, /sust.
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