Am gáeth tar na bhfarraigeAm tuile os chinn maigheAm dord na daíthbheAm damh seacht mbeannAm drúchtín rotuí ó ngréinAm an fráich torcAm seabhac a néad i n-aillAm ard filidheachtaAm álaine bhláithibhAm an t-eo fisCía…
Teora ranna sluinte fri cáintocad:trumma,toicthiu,talchaire Your good fortune has three parts:Your suretyYour disciplineYour will ~ From the Book of Ballymote Botanical name: Pinus sylvestrisFamily: PinaceaeOgham: AilmScots Gaelic: GuibhasIrish Gaelic: GiúisWelsh: PinwyddenFrench: Pin Message: It…
Tréde neimthigedar liaig:Dígallrae,díainme,comchissi cen ainchiss Three things that constitute a physician:a complete cure,the leaving of no blemish,a painless examination ~ From The Triads Of Ireland Botanical name: Cytisus scopariusFamily: FabaceaeOgham: NgeatalScots Gaelic: BealaidhIrish Gaelic:…
Moaighthe:médaighthe, sochair,do neoch. Three sounds of increase:the lowing of a cow in milk,the din of a smithy,the swish of a plough. ~ From The Triads of Ireland Botanical name: Hedera helixFamily: AraliaceaeOgham: GortScots Gaelic:…
Trí fostadh:foisdinecht,gairde,athchumairecht. Three glories of speech: steadiness, wisdom, brevity. Botanical name: Rubus fruticosusFamily: RosaceaeOgham: MuinScots Gaelic: DrisIrish Gaelic: Sméar dubhWelsh: MwyarFrench: La mûre Message: Words have great power. You must use them wisely, but…
A abhall, abhlachóg,Tren rotchraithenn cách O apple tree, little apple tree,Much art thou shaken ~ “An Laoi Shuibhne,” 12th century rhyme Botanical name: Malus sylvestrisFamily: Pyrus, malusOgham: CeirtScots Gaelic: Crann Ubhall, ubhal-fiadhaich, CuirtIrish Gaelic:…
A question, clever lad. Whence have you come?Not hard to answer:I spring from the heel of a wise man,From the meeting-place of knowledge,From the place where goodness dwells;From the red sunrise I come,Where grow…
Trí duirn ata dech for bith:dorn degṡáir, dorn degmná,dorn deggobann Three hands that are best in the world:the hand of a good carpenter,the hand of a skilled woman,the hand of a good smith ~…
Cetheora aipgitre gáise:ainmne, sonmathe, sobraide, sothnges;ar is gáeth cach ainmnetach,sái cach somnath,fairsing cach sobraid,sochoisc cach sothengtha Four elements of wisdom:patience, quietness, sobriety, well-spokenness;for every patient person is wise, every quiet person is a sage,every…
Trí fáilti ata messu brón:fáilti fir íar ndiupairt,fáilti fir íar luga eithig,fáilti fir íar fingail. Three rejoicings that are worse than sorrow:the joy of a man who has defrauded another,the joy of a man…
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