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The Irish Language in Ireland: From Goídel to Globalisation - Pagina 70
Note that Patrick's principal contestations were with the druíd, most notably his contests with the druíd of Lóegaire mac Néill (d. 462), one of the most important of the kings of the early historical period. It was at the expense of the influence and ...
Diarmait Mac Giolla Chríost,
2004
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An Irish-English Dictionary: With Copious Quotations from ...
Dpu10,druíd, s. f. a stare or starling; Dpuroeos, тщету} Welsh, drudwy. Dpu1'òeaòc, druz'dheacht, s. f'. magic; druidism, Lec. 10, 2. Dpu_1'oeaò, druideadh, s. shutting, closing, cicatrlzation, closure. 'Opuròem'n druid/leadh, s. dropping, ...
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The Legal History of Wales - Pagina 3
... terms which his readership would understand.6 In medieval Ireland, druids (druíd) were differentiated from the poets-cum-seers (filid), the legal scholars (brithemin) and those entrusted with the traditional genealogies and history (Senchaid).
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Boyer's French Dictionary: Comprising All the Additions ... - Pagina 194
I. linker's bag. Drouineur, droo-ï-nèur, s. m. tinker. Dru, к, 'Im. ù, adj. planted thicker close; brisk, pert ; fledged. Dru, adv. thick, thickly. Druide, drâ-ïd, s. m. druíd. Dryadk, drï-ad, s. f. dryad. Du, aà, (prep, and article) of the, from 'he, some, etc.
By the addition of derivational suffixes to existing words, a nominal stem can either be transferred into a differentsemantic class,e.g.agent noun druí 'druid'(inflectional stem druíd)→ abstractdruídecht 'druidry', orabstract flaith 'lordship, rule'→ ...
Martin Ball, Nicole Muller,
2009
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Naval Chronology - Pagina 568
... 44L'Espion 38 Minerva ;58 Inconstant 5:6 lanus (D.) 86 Alarm 32 Druíd 32 .Penelope 32 Mignonne 82 H nw (lg'sjwstad ql". T0 be repaired Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Prison {hip To be repaired Broke up Sold at Lisbon Ships. G uns. H {rw (ÍÍ.
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Medieval Ireland (New Gill History of Ireland 1): The ...
... socially very important, namely the scholars (áes dána). Itwas to this group that the poets (fili, pl. filid, literally 'seer', cf. Latin vates) belonged. Equal to them in importance were the druids (druí, pl. druíd, referred to in Latin sources as magi).
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A Dictionary of the Spanish Language in Two Parts: 1. ... - Pagina 123
Drouiedál, -ario, em. dromedary; unwieldy horse. DropacUmo, am. ointment to take off hairs. Drope, am. vile, despicable man. Druida, em. druíd. Dúa, я/, kind of personal service. Dual, adj. dual; two in number. Duales, sm.plur. incisors; cutters.
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Histoire romaine depuis la fondation de Rome jusqu'à la ... - Pagina 548
Dcuxfitctians Parmgeaíent toute la Gaule. , ibid. Faóïíen particulières. dant chaque Pcuplc , ë chaque canton* , 2.85. Deux ordre ddslinguë: O" illustre: dum' [u Gaule le: Druide: , d' lè: Noble-S. Le P” ple compté póur rim , ibid.. Les Druíd étaient ...
Charles Rollin, Etienne, Lycée Ampère,
1745
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Libro del origen, diffiniciones, y actos capitulares de la ... - Pagina 26
... con Glo dapatri&c.alfin de cada vno. i "' ' 'I'liii'la se'tiiáïisa'sanctí siei'Iueues ePViern'eoia sa'nctófestañdó ~c:_'raiïfeiai"a:dii'él's'gg'iiiotiss'iniòjsací-:In-Fèneo ', han de: dezir'vnzPsalt'e sótcti iqé'ciénto'y'ízinqu'enia"Psalmos de DRUÍd :à' en ...
Orden de Calatrava, Miguel Marañon,
1568