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Hawt choklit and floofy stuff wud also help ainm finkin….
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S o gairm gaoirm i, is gairim i mo stor Mile ghra le m 'ainm i' si Peigin Leitir Moir.
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(Soundbite of Irish polka) (Soundbite of song "Peggy Lettermore") Mr. CONNEFF: (singing) 'S o gairm gaoirm i, is gairim i mo stor Mile ghra le m 'ainm i' si Peigin Leitir Moir.
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S o gairm gaoirm i, is gairim i mo stor Mile ghra le m 'ainm i' si Peigin Leitir Moir. '
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S o gairm gaoirm i, is gairim i mo stor Mile ghra le m 'ainm i' si Peigin Leitir Moir.
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First: To say the Gaelic ainm is taken from the Greek nomen is equivalent to saying that I am the child of my aunt Bill: wrong on two counts.
No Uncertain Terms William Safire 2003
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Rootless etymologists think it is probably from the Shelta language of itinerants in Ireland; monicker began there as munnik, derived from the Gaelic ainm, in turn taken from the Greek no-men, meaning “name.”
No Uncertain Terms William Safire 2003
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First: To say the Gaelic ainm is taken from the Greek nomen is equivalent to saying that I am the child of my aunt Bill: wrong on two counts.
No Uncertain Terms William Safire 2003
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First: To say the Gaelic ainm is taken from the Greek nomen is equivalent to saying that I am the child of my aunt Bill: wrong on two counts.
No Uncertain Terms William Safire 2003
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Rootless etymologists think it is probably from the Shelta language of itinerants in Ireland; monicker began there as munnik, derived from the Gaelic ainm, in turn taken from the Greek no-men, meaning “name.”
No Uncertain Terms William Safire 2003
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