Galic meaning for Mac an tSaoir?
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Son of. MacMurphy, son of Murphy, MacSweeny, son of Sweeny.
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My name is Siamak, a Persian name. It means: the boy who has got balck hair.\nBy the way! If you want to know the meaning og your name and your personality; you can check this site: http://www.kabalarians.com/cfm/menu-BriefAnalysis.cfm\nI found it usefull!\nBe happ!
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It is old English. check merriam-webster dictionary.com
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In chinese can mean dwelling or speaking (something to do with religion), in Irish it means abyss. But the variation of that (Samira) in Arabic means entertaining. But seriously, why are you using a name if you don't know what it means.
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céadsearc               is sweetheart\na chuisle mo chroíis my dear darling\na ghrá mo chroí       love of my heart\n\ndon't say Pogue mahone! it's Gaelic for "kiss my arse"
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Glad to answer you, \nMisr or Messer which in Arabic is "مصر" is the name which Egypt has been called with in the Quran and the Jewish Holy Book , it's widely known that it mean a region in the Arabic language which equals " قطر " , but in fact it's not Arabic , it's an old Egyptian word , which is taken from the word "Migr" or " Meshr" which means "the Protected" and means that God gave Egyptian a protecting frontiers as from the north there's the Mediterranean sea, and from the east there's the Red Sea and from the west there's the western desert, and from the south there's many water canals which are hard to be crossed. \nSo it's an old Egyptian word.
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[Middle English plesen, from Old French plaisir. See pleasant.]
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I think thare´s a specific kind of pastic for that. In my country (Argentina) it´s called "parsec". Check it in yours.
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It means son of McCoy means son of Coy
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T is short for Tracy and Mac is short for McGrady.
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ko-cheh-tah\n\nit is name meaning either "unimaginable" or "stanger".\n\nit may be a name originating with the Yakama people who now live in Washington State.
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Uch Dam Pedium\n\nIf this is a tattooo you are getting make sure that you go somewhere who knows proper gaelic writing. I speak fluent Gaelic but i believe that it is gaelic slang but they ll mean the same. i use the most common.
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Hi :-) ! I thought it was French and an amalgamation of the first name Marie-Louise... maybe too old-fashioned for some, so a new modern name Malou. \n\nBut, apparently I am wrong and it comes from the Cymric branch of the Celtic languages spoken in Brittany (France) and Wales (UK) with the first name "Malo" or its derivatives. The name is celebrated on 15 November. Hope this helped...
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Caelam - from Latin, meaning heavenly\n\nCaellum - from Celtic, meaning brave warrior\n\nColm - from Irish, meaning dove\n\nOther Irish names:\n\nKieran - little dark one\n\nKelly or Kelley - warrior or defender\n\nConall - high, mighty\n\nGorry - peace from God\n\nMalachy - my angel\n\nDonal - ruler of the world
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bezoar or bozar ( can't remember the spelling)
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SCOTT  \n\nGender: Masculine \n\nUsage: English, Scottish \n\nPronounced: SKAHT   [key] \n \nFrom a surname which meant "Scotsman" in Old English. The original meaning of the word Scot is debated, but it may mean "tattoo", so given because Scotsmen often had tattoos.
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to one person, it is "go raibh maith agat", to more than one person it is "go raibh maith agaibh".  To say thank you very much, it it "go raibh mile maith agat".\n\nTo pronounce these it is a bit difficult for people not familiar with Irish spelling, the closest would be gu (as in gut but without the t) rev moh (moth without the t sound) a-got. Or for thank you very much it is: gu rev meel-a moh a-got.