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bradhall
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cormorant
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ruacan
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bia rí ruacan, agus bia bodach báirneach (sean-ocal). cockle
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stíoc
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chuck to hens, but stíoc when calling chickens is the proper word to use
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cábhóg
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chough
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seársadh
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thug sé oram seársadh, he made a charge at me (dog) charge
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séin
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bhí séin leis, he had a chain (the vet.) for pulling calf chain
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cláimín
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Around Balla the horns of cora bocs (i.e. mountain sheep) ar called cáimíns. cane or light stick taken to children when bold
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tseof!
tseof!
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call word used for sheep
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hurrais
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call to pigs to food;
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bóbha
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call to an ass to stop, halt
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bin!
bin!
bin!
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call for turkeys (to food)
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pin!
pin!
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call for turkeys (to food, etc.)
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pluc
coise
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calf of leg
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cnádán
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burdock;
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crosta
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bó chrost', a "wicked" cow. bold, ill-mannered (of children)
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