10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TOISEACH»
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toiseach in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
toiseach and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Gaelic-English Dictionary
El 0 thoiseach aimhios seo from the beginning of this month U o thoiseach na
bliadhna from the beginning of the year U o thoiseach gu deireadh from
beginning to end B toiseach a 'chair the front of the car U (aim) an toiseach a '
chdir in the ...
2
Dictionarium Scoto-Celticum: a Dictionary of the Gaelic ...
PRESTER, s. Nathair nimhe. PRETIOSUS, adj. Luachmhor, priseil, measail, daor,
Oirdheirc. PRETIUM, s. tuarasdal. PRIDEM, adv. O chionn ghoirid. PRIDIE, adv.
An dé. PRIMAE, s. Toiseach, ti'is, roimh-inbhe. PRIMAEVUS, A 's seana ; alas.
3
Medieval State: Essays Presented to James Campbell
That explains the inclusion of the thane's son and grandson in the 'Laws of the
Brets and the Scots': they represent members of the toiseach's immwiate kindred.
37 And, since the royal thanages were multiple estates, the double meaning of ...
4
A Gaelic Dictionary in Two Parts. To which is Prefixed a New ...
Origin, Original, s. Bun, bunachas, bunachar, toiseach, tùs, aobhar, mathair
aobhar; ceud-thùs; ceud aobhar; , sinnsir ; freumh ; samplair, sampull. That was
the origiri of it, b' e sin bu toiseach dha ; the origin of the world, toiseach an t-
saoghail.
Robert Archibald Armstrong, 1825
5
A Dictionary of the Gaelic Language: In Two Parts
FORCIBLENESS, ». Neartmhorachd, êifeachd, brioghmhorar.hd. FORD, ». Ath,
faoghail. FORD, v. a. Coiaich no marcaich trolmh abhainn. FORDABLE, adj. Tana
, eu-domhain. FORE, adj. Air thus, air toiseach, roimhe, toiseacbail. FOREARM ...
The office of Toiseach, or military leader, of the clan, was at times separate from
that of the Chief. Often it devolved upon the senior cadet, the representative of the
family which first branched off from the main stem. The Toiseach could aptly be ...
7
A Gaelic Dictionary: In Two Parts I. Guelic and English. - ...
Origin, Original, s. Bun, bunachas, bunachar, toiseach, tus, aobhar, mathair
aobhar; ceud-thus; ceud aobhar; sinnsir ; freumh ; samplair, sampull. That was
the origin of it, b' e sin bu toiseach dha ; the origin of the world, lois- each an t-
saoghail.
Robert Archibald Armstrong, 1825
8
A Practical Grammar of the Scottish Gaelic ...
Anns an toiseach,'' means " In the bow of a ship or vessel; as "Anns an deireadh"
does in the stern. — " Anns an toiseach na bliadhna," is as good Gaelic as " anns
an toiseach uine," or " amis an deireadh an t-saoghail." vowel, or f pure, as Am ...
9
The critical review, or annals of literature
The Irish nobility were divided into the classes of Hugh, Neimed, Toschc or
Toiseach, Tiarna, and Flntlu Righ was the provincial king, and the same name
belonged to the chief monarch; T iarna was the chief of a large district; Toiseach
the ...
10
The Critical Review, Or, Annals of Literature
The Irish nobility were divided into the classes of Righ, Neimed, Tosche or
Toiseach, Tiarna, and Flath. Righ was the provincial king, and the fame name
belonged to the chief monarch ; Tiarna was the chief of a large district j Toiseach
the ...
Tobias George Smollett, 1792
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TOISEACH»
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toiseach is used in the context of the following news items.
Investigación sobre fosa común podría extenderse a otros centros
El "Toiseach" (primer ministro) indicó que su consejo de ministros estudiará hoy un informe elaborado por el titular de Asuntos del Menor, Charlie Flanagan, ... «Ecuavisa, Jun 14»
Brighton bomb almost derailed peace talks
However following the meeting between the Toiseach and Prime Minister on the 18 and 19 November 1984, a more despondent mood seemed to have arisen. «Left Foot Forward, Jan 14»
Lorna's Sportive Blog - Breaking the 100 Barrier
'Tha mo thòin goirt' and 'Dèan rudeigin ris an toiseach' which translate as 'my arse hurts' and 'do some work on the front!' Unfortunately both themes applied for ... «British Cycling, Sep 12»
