10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CANNACH»
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Seinn, O 's cannach, O 's cannach, O 's cannach Mairearad ; Seinn, O 's cannach
Reul nan ainnir, Leug mo ghonaidh, Mairearad. A Mhairearad bhàn chaoin, 'se
do ghaol, ghaol, ghaol, Tha mar fhuil mo chléibh, gu dearbh, dhomh ; Mar a' ...
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Historical Tales and Legends of the Highlands
to the other; and this general grief continued for days and nights together, for all
sympathised with the bereaved. But to return to the Bata Caol Cannach, which
we left water-logged, and about to sink in the middle of the Mjnch. It was a ...
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An etymological dictionary of the Scottish language: ...
CANNA DOWN, Cannach, Cotton grass, Eriophorum vaginatum, Linn. " Cannach
is the Gaelic name of a plant common in moory ground, without loaf or lateral
outshoot of any kind, consisting merely of a slender stem supporting a silky tuft, ...
THE CANNACH ON THE MOSS. O welcome, cannach bloom ! A flower so soft
and white, As sweet and pure as snow Upon the breast of night. ..-Amid the bents
so gray, And bogs of gloomy peat, . THE CANNACH ON THE MOSS. 79.
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The annals of loch Cé, a chronicle of Irish affairs from ...
1ffi comainle -DO nonfat; ^oill, ° nancoT>an an long- ponc, T>ul an cent) a njilla,
ocuf a nech, no fdsfac alia mui§ T>on coilliT>, ocuy an rftei'oe no pagfac -oa ftuaij
;- OT) connainc Cachal cannach ocur Con- nac1reai§ fin, .1. la-ofum 05 imp{ji& ...
Key lough, William Maunsell Hennessy, 1871
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A Gaelic Dictionary in Two Parts. To which is Prefixed a New ...
Arm. kanaven, a song. Canmhainiche, s. m. A Knguist. f Cann, cainn, s. m. A
réservoir; a vessel. Syr. canir, vase. Gr. xosvôaj»,-. Hung. kanna. Oerm. kan.
Span. can a. Juvénal has canna, a can. Cannach, a. Pretty, comely, beautiful ;
niild, soft.
Robert Archibald Armstrong, 1825
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A Gaelic Dictionary: In Two Parts I. Guelic and English. - ...
Arm. kanaven, a song. Canmhainiche, s. m. A linguist. + Cann, cainn, s. m. A
reservoir; a vessel. Syr. canir, vase. Gr. xa»9«fo{. Hung, kanna. Germ. kan. Span.
cana. Juvenal has canna, a can. Cannach, a. Pretty, comely, beautiful ; mild, soft.
Robert Archibald Armstrong, 1825
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The Annals of Loch Cé: A Chronicle of Irish Affairs from A. ...
131c11c11penc0111'§, ocun cm nmne .11. m0eL1\echLa1nn, ocun
11115111111111) mac Conmefm, ocun 'O0mna1.1. mac 1n 511101 'l:'1U1B .h.
Loehéc. 1c1nT\1n c1nn1n Cm:haL cannach cechm co l.111mnech, ooc11n1
1I1LL1o1m ...
William M. Hennessy, 1871
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Surnames of the United Kingdom: A Concise Etymological ...
William de Kenet (Camb.).— Hund. Rolls. KENNETH (Celt.) a Scot, form of Ir.
Kenny1, q.v.; but Kenneth is now usually for Gael. Coinneach, O.Gael. Cainnech
= Fair [conn, with Gael, cannach, pretty: MacBain, ' Etym. Gael Diet' (ed. 1911), p.
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Dictionarium Scoto-Celticum: a Dictionary of the Gaelic ...
Scot. Canach. Jam. ' Canach. 1. Standing water: lacuna. Llh. et O'B. 2. (Can, a.)
Bombast: ampullac. Llll. 3. Deceit : dolor. O'R. 4. A sturgeon, porpoise, or porpus:
acipenser, tursio, phocaena. Sh. Cnmcn, queue, adj. filarf V. Vide Cannach, adj.
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... 2 Ms P Smith & Mr P Burns Craigengelt Farm Stirling,Elspeth 5th of Bien Esk; 3 Mr & Mrs S O'Hara Cnoc Lodge Creagan Appin, Cannach 27 ... «Milngavie Today, Jun 11»
