My name in ogham
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formed using the Ogham technique that gradually developed towards its present form under the pressure of contact with Irish and Hiberno-English. Mincéir means Traveller and Thari means talk, so this might be translated as ‘Traveller talk’. The closest living language is old Irish, which was spoken in Ireland pre 1200s. While the
On the Age of Ogham Writing. No. I
was the name of a Christian living within the period during which I suppose the Ogham Chraobh character to have been in use. Having said so much for my own reading, I may now proceed to criticise that of Mr. Horgan, which, according to Mr. Windele, has been received with favour by the Cork antiquaries.
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5 2.3 There remains the question of where the beginning of this word lies, however. The symbol >< is probably a version of the forfid (‘additional letter’) known as Ébad vel sim in the manuscript keys to the ogham alphabet (Forsyth 1996: 196, 200, 409-10). This could be analysed as /x/, i.e. spirantized /k/, thus the beginning of the word (Forsyth 1997: 36; cf.
[PDF File]The Ogham-runes and El-Mushajjar : a study
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THEOGHAM-RUNESANDEL-MUSHAJJAR. 3 b1j:]•nhhtcqmgnjjrji aoue1 Thenumberandthepowerofthelettersare given,asabove,bytheauthorofthe"Paperon Oghams ...
Archaisms in the Ogham Inscriptions
The first name MAQI-TAL is the genitive of a name which in Old Irish is Macc-T?il "the lad of the adze." The last name is likewise a genitive, which in other oghams appears as TOICAXI (M 88), TOICACI (M 89). The three instances are found in a single cave, and in each the name is preceded by MUCOI, MOCOI, so that the name is the eponym of a gens,
Rune-names and ogam-names
My concern now turns to the names that I were given to the individual characters making up the runic and ogam scripts, as recorded in various manuscripts, like those given in …
[DOC File]'Celt, Druid
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It has been frequently stated that the name 'Druid' is derived. from Drus, an oak; the oak was held by the Druids to symbolize. and eternal. The idea arose from the apparent similarity of the. two words, Drus and Druid, and was merely incidental. A much more. likely derivation is from Druthin, a 'servant of Truth.'(3)
[DOC File]Scottish and Irish Ales - Society of Barley Engineers
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The Dark Island label depicts the mysterious Ring of Brogar which resides in the Orkney Islands and dates from about 2,000 B.C. It is a ring of 27 standing stones which are inscribed with runes and ogham. It is not known how or why it came to be there. Recipe (See Handout): Hops don’t grow well in Scotland, & imported hops were taxed.
[DOC File]Morris manuscripts - University College Dublin
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Scribe doubtful. Part of it is undoubtedly by O’Kearney and the remainder may be his also in a disguised hand. His name frequently occurs on the margin throughout the book. Contents: A list of 372 contractions used in Irish manuscripts. Thirty-four lines English verse stating how Ogham …
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Ogham, I have learned, is the name of a runic Irish alphabet. One campus wag proposed that this formidable art piece be christened “Writers’ Block.” Next, when you’re traipsing up the main stairs to the third and fourth floors of Green East, notice the magnificent wall hanging that extends from the top of the wall (just shy of the ...
[DOC File]EARLY ORTHODOX- ANGLICAN CONTACTS
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King mentions an Ogham inscription on a stone near St. Olan’s Well in the parish of Aghabulloge, County Cork, which scholars interpret as reading: ‘Pray for Olan the Egyptian.’ Professor Stokes tells us about the Irish monk Dicuil, who around 825 wrote his Liber de Mensure orbis terre describing the pyramids as well as an ancient ...
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A slight tangent: barcodes are not a new invention! Here's a 5th century Irish barcode. This is a "ogham line" showing all 25 "letters" of the Ogham alphabet: This relates to the security because it's a method of secret writing! Long ago, watermarks and secret writing were used to qualify documents, or secretly mark people as troublemakers.
[DOC File]THE COLORS ON COATS OF ARMS
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OTHER HERALDIC CHARGES Name Meaning Image Irish Example Escallop Shell Successful commander, one who has made long journeys Ellis Graham Heart Sincerity, truthfulness, charity Adams Hand Faith, sincerity, justice In Ireland the open hand was often used as a means of communicating through the ancient language known as 'Ogham'.
[DOC File]Unofficial Welcome Pamphlet
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My name is Mike, I’m a young member of the Reform, joining in 1989 at Carleton. My hobby is collecting the history of the RDNA, but I am not the official gatekeeper, nor the leader of all Reformed Druids, not by any means. I’m just an archivist, and I’ve been an Arch Druid of …
[DOC File]Na: (1) An Enochian word
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(3) A name used in a spell for favour and love in the Greater Key of Solomon. (4) The spirits of this Sephira are invoked in a "Kabalistic Invocation of Solomon" to evoke "spirits belonging to religions issued from Judaism" in Levi's Transcendental Magic. (5) A name used in the cry of the aethyr Deo in Liber Aervm Vel Saecvli.
[DOCX File]St Flannan's College History
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My name is Sean and I live with my family in on the shores of Lough Gur. I am a Neolithic farmer. I grow wheat and barley outside my home which I use to make bread and barley. I also keep animals such as cattle, pigs, sheep and goats. We use the cattle for meat, milk, butter and also the skin of the cattle is used to make our clothes.
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