- (with
variations including Eimer,
Eimear and Éimear) and in
Scottish Gaelic Eimhir, is the name of the
daughter of
Forgall Monach and the wife of the hero...
- the
poems were
published as Dàin do
Eimhir agus Dàin Eile (English:
Poems to
Eimhir and
Other Poems). Dàin do
Eimhir was a
sequence of
sixty numbered poems...
- Dàin do
Eimhir (transl. Poems for
Eimhir) is a
sequence of
sixty poems written in
Scottish Gaelic by
Sorley MacLean.
Considered MacLean's masterpiece,...
- MacLeod's lost daughter,
Eimhir, and her
continued presence at Loch ****ynt.
Instead of
jumping to her death, they
believe Eimhir plunged into the caverns...
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servants of O'Donnell’s 3
lackies of O'Donnell’s 3
waiting women Sémus Mac
Éimhir MacConnell, son of the Lord of
Fermanagh His
brother Fr.
Muiris Ultach,...
-
Eamhair Evir
Eilidh Ailie, Ellen, Ellie,
Helen SG name form of En "Helen" .
Eimhir SG form of Ir Émer.
Eiric Variant of SG Oighrig.
Eithrig Variant of SG Oighrig...
- million. The
second verse of
Sorley Maclean's poem Tràighean (from Dàin do
Eimhir)
opens with a
powerful invocation of the
natural beauty of
Calgary bay as...
-
opened up new
possibilities for
composition with his poem Dàin do
Eimhir (Poems to
Eimhir, 1943). His work
inspired a new
generation to take up nua bhàrdachd...
-
diminutive of
earna "knowing",
equivalent to
masculine Earnán. Éimhear
Eimhear Eimhir Emer, Evir (anglicisations)
Eithne Edna, Ena, Enya, Et(h)na,
Ethenia (anglicisations)...
-
style or substance", in
Sorley MacLean's
groundbreaking 1943
volume Dàin do
Eimhir. In 1914,
Scottish poet
Charles Sorley, a
native of Aberdeen, was living...
