-
Yannick Shaft, Yannik,
Yanick Damp, Jan Scoot, Ian Scot, J. Scott, Yann
Scoth, Jean Scoot, Yann Legall,
Martin Kalif, Yannick, Jan Scott, Yan Scott, Yann...
- gloom".
Linguist Kim
McCone (2013)
derives it from the Old
Irish noun
scoth meaning "pick", as in "the pick" of the po****tion, the nobility, from an...
-
speakers available in
their stations and/or they
often rebroadcast the w****ly
Scoth na
Seachtaine ("Best of the W****")
radio programme which Raidió na Life...
- blómið blátt? Elly Vilhjálms &
Ragnar Bjarnason Irish Cá
bhfuil siad uainn,
scoth na mbláth?
Feargal Ó Béarra
Italian Dove
andranno i
nostri fiori? Patty...
-
possession of the Flag
Research Center includes a full
plate showing "the
scoth [sic] union" flag. This
could imply that
there was
still some use of a Scottish...
-
County Kildare when she saw the
delightful plain covered in
clover blossom (
scoth-shemrach). However, the
literature in
Irish makes no
distinction between...
- himself. "Flowers of wine" (Old Irish: fín, "wine";
scoth, "flower", -ach,
possessive suffix,
although scoth can also mean "blade" and "voice"),
which were...
- In
Medieval Ireland. 2020-11-08.
Retrieved 2023-09-18. Marcella. "Saint
Scoth of
Cluain Mór Moescna, July 16".
Retrieved 2023-07-04. O'Donovan, John,...
- chraoibhín chumhra,
gheallais domhsa go
raibh grá agat dom -'S
gurab í fíor-
scoth na
Mumhan í, mo Róisín Dubh. Dá
mbeadh seisreach agam
threabhfainn in aghaidh...
-
possession of the Flag
Research Center,
includes a full
plate showing "the
scoth [sic] union" flag with the
addition of the
cross of St. Patrick. This could...
