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deascadh
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dregs, lees
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brocach
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tá d'éadan bróch brocach salach dirty, filthy
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deabhal
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in the alliterative doublet deabhal ná deamhan / diún/ devil
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cambaí
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bhí cambaí ann (MC); na cambaí daoiní (a host of fairies) ar a' tsraith sin ar chúl a' droichidín (Wm) crowd(s), host(s)
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criogaire
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cricket (BS); she has the same pronunciation for 'cigire'.
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conacra
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conacre
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alt
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thuit sé le alt, fell over the cliff into the sea. cliff
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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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pluc
coise
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calf of leg
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cruach
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broad-leaved plantain
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bríce
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chomh díreach leis a' mbríce brick
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caindéal
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bottom of barrel (stanna)
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