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^ Tuilmr '•"■'"""*'' ^ Gnve cf Hdm-lrus
Garran do chrannuibh \ ^ r- i r\ t .
Daraich 3 A Grove oj Oak-trees
Garran do chrannuibh \ ^ r- c -o- .
p. S '^ Grove of Pine-trees
Garran do chrannuibh 7 a r- r -m
Pleintri J "^ ^^'^""'^ ^^ Plane-trees
Garran do chrannuibh 7 j ^ r t> ^i .
PobhuiU } ^ Grove of Poplar-trees
Garran do chrannuibh ^^ \. rrr„
c •!• L ru -I A Grove of Willows
Seihch rhrancaich ^
Lios, oirfcaid, Meafghort \ i ^ -n ■
° L where rruit-trees gro'-jo
Oilearch, Mathairfhiol t
Garradh oileiniche > A Nurfery of Trees
chraoibh J
Garradh A Garden
Garradh Bhla th, Flourlann A Flower-garden
XLVI. Do rhaobh Meafe. Of Fruits,
Meas Fruit
Darcan, Duirce daraich An Acorn or Mafi
Amon An ..Imond
UbhaJl An Apple
Apricoc An Apricock
Dearc A Berry
Airnag, Buliftair A Bullace or Sloe
Capaireadh Capers
Siris, Silin A Cherry
Geanm-chno A Chefnut
Ubhull fitroin A Citron
Dearc Corneil A Cornel-Berry
Culuran A Cucumber
Spiontagan,Dearcafra--) ^^.,^,^^^^
ncaich j
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Galick and English vocabulary, with an appendix of the terms of divinity in the said language
DescriptionWritten for the use of the charity-schools, founded and endued in the Highlands ... By Mr. Alexander M'Donald ...
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Hew Morrison Collection
DescriptionA selection of items from a collection of 320 volumes and 30 pamphlets of literary and religious works in Scottish Gaelic. From the personal library of Hew Morrison, the first City Librarian of Edinburgh.
Early Gaelic Book Collections
DescriptionSelected 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.