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    Quote Originally Posted by TheKiltedWonder View Post
    maybe Mardh is supposed to be a pun? an ungrammatical pun of some kind?For example my sister dances with an Irish-dance studio called An Cor Rud. Zing!
    Don't mean to hijack this thread, but I have see them perform several times. I don't know which dancer is your sister, but from the youngest dancers to the most experienced, they are all very good.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TheKiltedWonder View Post
    maybe Mardh is supposed to be a pun? an ungrammatical pun of some kind?For example my sister dances with an Irish-dance studio called An Cor Rud. Zing!
    meaning...?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Warhoover View Post
    Need a quick Gaelic translation for a project I am doing and it seems to be stumping the usual Gaelic Dictionaries I use online:

    Onior Do Na Mardh

    I know:

    Onior = Honor
    Do = Your, Thine, Thy

    , but the rest of it I can't come close with. Any help would be appreciated!



    Thanks,

    Brad
    Here's my guess:

    There's a few spelling mistakes there, but this is really the only thing it could possibly be:

    Onóir do na marbh (IRISH)
    ONoir do na marbh (SCOTTISH)
    Honour your dead
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    Ah, see it makes sense when you provide us with the correct words. slohairt has got it.

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