10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EARBALL»
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Earball scratched his thick neck. His hands were mallets. He was as fast with
twine as Clyde. Behind Earball, Bill Calewicz hovered, listening. “You got any
money to send us home?” “We take out tomorrow morning,” Pesco said. Earball
spat.
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Dictionarium Scoto-Celticum: a Dictionary of the Gaelic ...
_fi S. D. 48. Vide Earb. EARBAIL, -E, s. A trust: commissum. Provin. EARBAIS, -E,
-I~:AN, s. f. Inhibition, command: inhitio, recommendatio. Provin. EARBALL, -AILL
, :. m. (Earr, et Ball), A tail : cauda. “ Agus iii an Tigheam an ceann dhiot, agus hi ...
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Dictionarium scoto-celticum a dictionary of the Gaelic language
EAHBAIL, -1:, s. A trust : conmiissuln. Prat-in. EARBAIS, -E, -EA.\l, s._fi Inhibition,
command : inhitio, recommendatio. PFOL'ill. EARBALL, -AILI.., s. m. (Earr, ct Ball),
A tail : cauda. “ Agus iii an Tiglicarn an ceann dhiot, agus iii h-c an t-carball.
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The Gaelic-English Dictionary
... entrusted himself earball, -aill, -aill nm tail & ghabh e grèim air earball a' chait
he grabbed the cat«s tail & tha car na h-earball there«s a twist in the tail (lit. in its
fem tail ¥ with referenceto sgeulachdnf story) & cha robhaca air ach ant-earball a
...
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A Gaelic Dictionary: In Two Parts I. Guelic and English. - ...
Earball, aill, s.f. (from earadh.) A tail. See Earbull. Earbar, fut. pass, of earb. Shall
be trusted. See Earb. Earbchea^, n. pi. of each. Roes. Contracted for
earbaichean. Earbsach, a. Confident; relying; trusting. Earbsach na casaibh,
trusting to its ...
Robert Archibald Armstrong,
1825
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A Gaelic Dictionary in Two Parts. To which is Prefixed a New ...
Earball, aill, s.s. (from earadh.) A tail. See Earbull. Earbar, fut. pass. of earb. Shall
be trusted. See Earb. Earbchean, n.pl. of earb. Roes. Contracted for earbaichean.
Earbsach, a. Confident; relying; trusting. Earbsach na casaibh, trusting to its ...
Robert Archibald Armstrong,
1825
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Sheading of Rushen (Kirk Malew with Castletown and ...
Ir. earball, an t-earball, but without the tof the definite article, which is only found
in Mx. before lenited s-, or loc/dat. form i n-earball. See also Niarbyl in Kirk Patrick
(PNIM/I: 145-46). 0 OLD CASSEY, the the 01d Cassey (“on the common 316 ...
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Leabhar Na Feinne: Heroi8c Gaelic Ballads, Collected in ...
Na dheidh so chaidh Conan a mach agus rug e air a chu dhudh sir earball air
dha bhi air f heargachadh airson na mharbhadh do choin Fhinn, agus air son a
mhi ghnathich agus an droch aodheachd a thuar Fionn a mhaiglwistir, agus
chnid ...
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Sgriobhaidhean Choinnich Mhicleoid
Ceanglaidh tu ise ri earball an tairbh. Thig an uair sin a leannan a-mach, agus
ceanglaidh tu esan ri h-earball-se. Thig an uair sin do nighean a- mach, agus
ceanglaidh tu ise ri earball-san. Stobaidh tu an sin am bior anns an tarbh, agus ...
Kenneth MacLeod, Thomas Moffatt Murchison, Scottish Gaelic Texts Society,
1988
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Sheading of Glenfaba (Kirk Patrick, Kirk German and Peel)
Singular article + orig. masc. noun Niarbyl 'the tail' PA, Mx. yn arbyl, lr. an t-
earball, or possibly old locative i n-earball. Inclose 'the enclosure' BA, Mx. yn
close, Ir. an clo's. The sg. def. art. in Mx. is y/yn, which occasions no change in the
initial ...
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