- by p****ing over a
corpse before burial; therefore,
watches called the
Fèill Fhadalach ('late wake') were
performed night and day to keep the cat-sìth...
-
kiare l, ll
broad /l/ Gaelg, sleityn,
moylley slender /lʲ/ glion, blein,
feill,
billey finally, in
monosyllabic words (S only) /ᵈl/
shooyl -le /əl/ feeackle...
-
excavation has
confirmed this.
Historians record that an
annual market called "
Feill ma Chessaig" (festival of Kessog) was held here
until the
early 19th century...
- pre-1970
Filipino Catholic observance of Roodmas. In Scotland,
Roodmas (or
Féill Ròid)
marks the
start of the
rutting season of the deer. It was held that...
-
village is now home to a
firearms club. The market-day in
Aboyne was
known as
Fèill Mhìcheil (Scottish
Gaelic for "Michael's Fair"). The name "Aboyne" is derived...
- as Là Challuinn, or Là na
Bliadhna Ùire,
while Epiphany is
known as Là
Féill nan Rìgh, the feast-day of the Kings. The
Transalpine Redemptorists who...
-
fathan /fahan/,
gafann /kafən̪ˠ/
slender before front vowel /f/ fios /fis̪/,
féill /feːʎ/
before back
vowel /fj/ fiùran /fjuːran/, feòl /fjɔːl̪ˠ/ fh usual...
-
Erschry use, In sic is sett thy
thraward appetyte. Thow hes full
littill feill of fair indyte. I tak on me, ane pair of
Lowthiane hippis Sall
fairar Inglis...
- Winkler, mus. Józef Krzeczek)
Biedroneczki są w
kropeczki (lyr.
Agnieszka Feill,
Artur Tur, mus. Adam Markiewicz) Nie wiem, czy to
warto (lyr. Krzysztof...
- for the Harp Key". He
identifies the
pibroch composition with the song "
Feill nan Crann"
attributed to one of the last
Scottish wire-strung
harper poets...
