Bunawack (Bun a Bhaic)

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  • #36325
    Tuigim
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    Céard is brí le ‘baic’ i mBun a Bhaic?
    http://www.logainm.ie/Place.aspx?PlaceID=14569

    #42297
    Tuigim
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    Ná bac.
    Tá mo fhreagra agam 🙂

    #42298
    aonghus
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    Is fiú i gcónaí féachaint ar na taifid scanáilte ag logainm:

    http://www.logainm.ie/Image.aspx?PlaceID=14569&Url=Ref+5414569.jpg&NoBlock=yes

    Sa chás seo:
    Bacc – ‘angle, bend, corner’; bend in a river.

    (Níl eolas agam ar an áit, ach tá dealramh leis sin)

    #42299
    Cúnla
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    Sea, cf. foclóir an Duinnínigh:

    http://glg.csisdmz.ul.ie/flash/hi/0067.jpg

    Bac, -aic, m., -aice, f., orig. neuter ; a quirk, an angular space, hollow or object ; a river turn ; b. n-aÄ‹aiḋ, a paddock ; mioḋ-ḃac, mid-hollow (of the back) ; fioḋ-ḃac, a bow ; a crozier, a mattock, a billhook, a prop, a pin, a crook, a peg, a thole-pin ; a joint, a hook ; a shackle, a hindrance, a stop ; a fire-hob, a fire-prop, corner of hob ; act of supporting, holding back, hindering ; tá ár mb. ar Ḋia, God is our support (Cm.) ; tá de ḃac air, he is being held back from coming, etc. ; fá ḃac an ḟraoiÄ¡, buried under the heather. See baic.

    #42319
    Tuigim
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    Maith sibh!
    Táim ag léamh Scéalta Chois Cladaigh faoi láthair is tá an frása ‘ar cloich an bhaic’ ann.
    B’shin an rud a thosaigh an cuardach seo.

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