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PROPER NAMES, IN ENGLISH AND GAELIC.
NAMES OF WOMEN.
Amelia. Aimil.
AxABELLA. Annbal, Anahladh.
Angelic.\. Aingealag.
AxK. Anna.
BARB.\ttA. Barabarra.
Beatrice. Beitiris.
Catharine. Caitrine, Ccit, Caitir.
Christian. Ciorsdan, Cairistine.
Cicely. Silis.
Clara. Sorcha.
Diana. Dianna.
Dorothy. Diorbhail, Diormhorguil.
Elgin. Eiliginn.
Elizabeth, Betsy. Ealasaid, Beitidh.
Flora. Fionnghal.
Frances. Frangag.
Grace, dorsal.
Helen. Eilidh.
Isabel. Iseabal.
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,)anet. Dehnaid, Sebnaid.
Jean. S'ni.
JfniTii. Shibhan.
I.oi'iSA. Liusaidk.
LucRETiA. Lucreis.
Margaret. Mairearad.
Margery. Mursali.
Marion. Muireal.
Mauv. Màiri; (in Scripture), Moire or Muirt.
May. Mnoisidh.
Mildred. Malrcud.
Rachel. Rachall, Raonald.
Rebecca. Rebeca.
Sarah. Mor, Mbrag.
Sophia. Beathag.
Susan. Siùsan.
Vere. Eamhair.
WiLHELMiNA. Uilcmhin.
Winifred. Una.
THE END.
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Gaelic dictionary, in two parts
DescriptionI. Gaelic and English. - II. English and Gaelic : in which the words, in their different acceptations, are illustrated by quotations from the best Gaelic writers : and their affinities traced in most of the languages of ancient and modern times : with a short historical appendix of ancient names, deduced from the authority of Ossian and other poets : to which is prefixed, a new Gaelic grammar / by R.A. Armstrong
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