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EALA-FHIADHAICH
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FACHACH
Eala-fhiadhaich, the wild swan.
Eala-ghlas, grey swan (cygnet).
Eal-eun, a monstrous bird.
Ealt, ealtain, a covey of birds
(ealteun).
Ean, en^ eun, eunlaith, a bird,
a fowl, etc.
Eanag, a plover.
Earfhiach, glede. (Dean of
Lismore.)
Earragheal, earrgheal, the
whitetail.
Earr-dhearg, the redstart, red-
shank, redpole, redtail.
Earrghainmhich, the common
sandpiper.
Easag, a pheasant.
Eathaidh, birds.
EiDHioN, ivy dove.
EiGiR, the small gull ; kittiwake.
EiR, eren, erun, eireag, a young-
hen ; pullet of first year.
Ela, elac, a swan (Old Ir.).
Erreach, erreag, erreg-lannair-
ich, falcon ; perhaps a sea eagle.
EosAG, a nightingale.
EucAG, the pea-hen.
Eun-aille, the guillemot.
Eun-an-ar, a bird of prey.
EuN-AN sneachd, the ptarmigan.
Eun-an-sgadain or eun-dubh-an-
sgadain, the guillemot, murre,
marrot, scout, razorbill.
EuN-AN sneachdaidh, the snow-
bunting ; snowfleck, redwing.
EuN-ARAG, orag, rag, the snipe.
EUN-BALLACH-A-GHART Orbollach-
a-ghort, the common bunting.
EuN-BAN-AN-sGADAiN, the gannet
or solan goose.
EuN-BAN-AN-sNEACHDA, the ptar-
migan.
EuN-BEALTAiNN, the whimbrel.
EuN-BHUCHAiL or buchail, the
wailer duck.
EuN-BocHuiNN, buchainxi, buch-
uinn, sandlark, ocean bird ;
melodious bird.
EuN-BRUicH (eanaraich), boiled
fowl, etc.
EuN-BRUiDHNE, a pari'ot (lit. a
speaking bird).
EuN-BucHTHUiNN, the long-tailed
melodious duck ; a singing
bird (see Eun-bochuinn).
EuN-ciRCE, a hen, chicken,
pullet.
EuN-DUBH, the blackbird.
EuN-DUBH-A-CHRUBAiN, the black
guillemot.
EuN-FioNN or an t'eun fionn, a
male hen-harrier, kite, os-
prey.
EUN-FOGHLADH, the liom owl.
EuN-FoiRTHiR, a bird of passage.
EuN-FRAOicH, a grouse.
EuN-GHABHRAG, ghobhrag, gho-
rag, ghurag, eunrag, a snipe.
EuN-GLAs-AN-SGADAiN, the great
northern diver ; " Holy Car-
rara."
EuN-GUR-LE-GUG, the storm
petrel.
EuN-LiA or liath, the black
grouse.
EuN-MOR-AN-FHASAicH, the peli-
can.
EuN-oTRACH, the barn-door fowl.
EuN-RAP, the corncraik.
EuN-RUADH, a grouse.
EuN-sNAiMHiDH or snamhta, the
coot.
EuN-sNAMH, any aquatic bird.
EuN-UASAL, a I'are or foreign
bird.
EuN-uisGE, a water bird or fowl.
Fabhcun, facon, faolchon, a
falcon,
Fachach, faobach, the puffin,
coulterneb, tomnoddy, shear-
water, or young of same or
other sea birds, fatlings.
27
FACHACH
Eala-fhiadhaich, the wild swan.
Eala-ghlas, grey swan (cygnet).
Eal-eun, a monstrous bird.
Ealt, ealtain, a covey of birds
(ealteun).
Ean, en^ eun, eunlaith, a bird,
a fowl, etc.
Eanag, a plover.
Earfhiach, glede. (Dean of
Lismore.)
Earragheal, earrgheal, the
whitetail.
Earr-dhearg, the redstart, red-
shank, redpole, redtail.
Earrghainmhich, the common
sandpiper.
Easag, a pheasant.
Eathaidh, birds.
EiDHioN, ivy dove.
EiGiR, the small gull ; kittiwake.
EiR, eren, erun, eireag, a young-
hen ; pullet of first year.
Ela, elac, a swan (Old Ir.).
Erreach, erreag, erreg-lannair-
ich, falcon ; perhaps a sea eagle.
EosAG, a nightingale.
EucAG, the pea-hen.
Eun-aille, the guillemot.
Eun-an-ar, a bird of prey.
EuN-AN sneachd, the ptarmigan.
Eun-an-sgadain or eun-dubh-an-
sgadain, the guillemot, murre,
marrot, scout, razorbill.
EuN-AN sneachdaidh, the snow-
bunting ; snowfleck, redwing.
EuN-ARAG, orag, rag, the snipe.
EUN-BALLACH-A-GHART Orbollach-
a-ghort, the common bunting.
EuN-BAN-AN-sGADAiN, the gannet
or solan goose.
EuN-BAN-AN-sNEACHDA, the ptar-
migan.
EuN-BEALTAiNN, the whimbrel.
EuN-BHUCHAiL or buchail, the
wailer duck.
EuN-BocHuiNN, buchainxi, buch-
uinn, sandlark, ocean bird ;
melodious bird.
EuN-BRUicH (eanaraich), boiled
fowl, etc.
EuN-BRUiDHNE, a pari'ot (lit. a
speaking bird).
EuN-BucHTHUiNN, the long-tailed
melodious duck ; a singing
bird (see Eun-bochuinn).
EuN-ciRCE, a hen, chicken,
pullet.
EuN-DUBH, the blackbird.
EuN-DUBH-A-CHRUBAiN, the black
guillemot.
EuN-FioNN or an t'eun fionn, a
male hen-harrier, kite, os-
prey.
EUN-FOGHLADH, the liom owl.
EuN-FoiRTHiR, a bird of passage.
EuN-FRAOicH, a grouse.
EuN-GHABHRAG, ghobhrag, gho-
rag, ghurag, eunrag, a snipe.
EuN-GLAs-AN-SGADAiN, the great
northern diver ; " Holy Car-
rara."
EuN-GUR-LE-GUG, the storm
petrel.
EuN-LiA or liath, the black
grouse.
EuN-MOR-AN-FHASAicH, the peli-
can.
EuN-oTRACH, the barn-door fowl.
EuN-RAP, the corncraik.
EuN-RUADH, a grouse.
EuN-sNAiMHiDH or snamhta, the
coot.
EuN-sNAMH, any aquatic bird.
EuN-UASAL, a I'are or foreign
bird.
EuN-uisGE, a water bird or fowl.
Fabhcun, facon, faolchon, a
falcon,
Fachach, faobach, the puffin,
coulterneb, tomnoddy, shear-
water, or young of same or
other sea birds, fatlings.
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Description | A selection of books from a collection of more than 500 titles, mostly on religious and literary topics. Also includes some material dealing with other Celtic languages and societies. Collection created towards the end of the 19th century by Lady Evelyn Stewart Murray. |
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Description | Selected items from five 'Special and Named Printed Collections'. Includes books in Gaelic and other Celtic languages, works about the Gaels, their languages, literature, culture and history. |
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