Recorded Gaelic names for Scottish fern species Names in bold are those recommended for ‘standard’ usage by the independent committee on Gaelic fern nomenclatureN) means a new name, coined by the committee.

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Charting a Course Through the Scottish Namescape Simon Taylor United Kingdom Abstract It is something of a commonplace, at least in Britain and Ireland, to say that Scotland has one of the most

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• Europe
• Scotland
• Scottish toponymy
• Gaels
• Languages of the United Kingdom
• Scottish Gaelic language
• Toponymists
• Scotland in the Early Middle Ages
• Scottish Gaelic
• Scottish Place-Name Society
• Scottish people
• Languages of Scotland

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• Surname
• Genealogy
• McKinley
• Celtic onomastics
• Patronymic
• Welsh surnames
• Scottish Gaelic name
• Irish name
• Smith
• Irish people
• Jones
• English name

Regularising the Gaelic names for native species of ferns and their allies Coitcheannachadh ainmean Gàidhlig airson gnèithean dùthchasach de rainich agus lusan caidreabhach The project to regularise the Gaelic termino

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• Scottish Gaelic language
• Scottish Gaelic
• Goidelic languages
• Canadian Gaelic
• Fern
• Gaels
• Common name
• Nomenclature
• Scottish Gaelic dictionaries

Gaelic names policy The Gaelic translation is provided by Comunn na Gàidhlig Policy statement Ownership

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• Subdivisions of Scotland
• Ainmean-Àite na h-Alba
• Scottish toponymy
• Scottish Gaelic
• Ordnance Survey
• Scotland in the High Middle Ages
• Canadian Gaelic
• Outer Hebrides
• Scottish Place-Name Society
• Scottish Gaelic language
• Celtic languages
• United Kingdom

Uses of Scottish place-names as evidence in historical dictionaries Historical dictionaries provide a wealth of information which can often be very significant for place-name research. An investigation of the range and

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• Ethnic groups in Europe
• Brythonic languages
• Scotland in the High Middle Ages
• Scottish people
• Scottish Gaelic
• Goidelic languages
• Germanic peoples
• Scots language
• W. F. H. Nicolaisen
• Europe
• Celtic languages
• Indo-European languages

1 The Brittonic Language in the Old North A Guide to the Place-Name Evidence Alan G. James Volume 2

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• Ancient languages
• British language
• Brythonic languages
• Scottish Gaelic
• Pictish language
• Picts
• Indo-European languages
• Celtic languages
• Celtic culture

GAELIC LANGUAGE IN COMMUNITY PROGRAM APPLICATION FORM Name of Organization/Applicant: Society Registration #:

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• Canadian Gaelic
• Europe
• Scottish Gaelic
• Gaels
• Celtic languages
• Scottish people
• Priority right
• Project management
• Nova Scotia
• Celtic culture
• Ethnic groups in the United Kingdom
• Culture

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS Member’s name: George Adam Constituency/Region: Paisley Date on which initial statement lodged: 9 June 2011 Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can b

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• Geography of Scotland
• Celtic culture
• Rodel
• Harris Tweed
• Lewis
• HS postcode area
• North Uist
• Scottish Gaelic
• Outer Hebrides
• Subdivisions of Scotland
• Harris

Cumann Luthchleas Gael Youth Membership - Registration Form Ainm/Name (of Youth Member)________________________________________________ Seoladh/Address: ____________________________________________________________ ______

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• Scottish Gaelic
• Gaelic Athletic Association