Tag Archives: Dutch
‘Míor” + “cat” agus “suri” + “cata” = gleoiteacht! Posted by róislín on Sep 30, 2014
(le Róislín) I see that my previous cat blog (4 Mí na Nollag 2013) has been reposted (Cats Galore in Irish (Cait, Caitíní, Piscíní, Pisíní, srl.), so I thought this might be a good time to look at another “cat” word, “meerkat,” in Irish. And also to look into where the Latin taxonomical name, Suricata…
In Ionad Bhur Stocaí … Paitíní Posted by róislín on Dec 12, 2011
(le Róislín) Not everyone gets their stocking-fillers in a stocking (stoca). In some areas, notably An Ísiltír, clogs (“klompen” in Ollainnis, “sabots” i bhFraincis) are used. In Irish, the word “paitíní” suffices for both “clogs” and “pattens,” the latter word being the closer cognate. Getting your Christmas gift in a clog pertained to Lá San…