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"Celtic scholars have begun work on compiling a dictionary of the earliest Celtic languages, from a variety of sources including Ogham and Classical sources. The project, hosted at the University of Wales in Aberystwyth, while directed by Dr. Simon Rodway ofAberystwyth, is collaborative, and will eventually be available in print and online. This project is…"

"The month of November, the 11th month of the year in the modern Gregorian calendar, was formerly the 9th month. The Modern English November derives from Middle English Novembre, which in turn derives from Latin November via Old French. The Latin root of November novem means nine, because before the Roman senate altered the calendar…"

"The Queen o Fairies she caught me, In yon green hill to dwell. And pleasant is the fairy land, But, an eerie tale to tell, Ay at the end of seven years We pay a teind to hell; I am sae fair and fu o flesh, I’m feard it be mysel (Tam Lin Child Ballad…"

"October 1. The tenth month of the year in the Gregorian calendar. Middle English Octobre, from Old French Octobre and Old English October, both from Latin Octōber, eighth month, from octō, eight; see oktō(u) in the Appendix of Indo-European roots (AHD). The root of the word October, octo, means “eight,” an odd ancestry of the tenth month of the calendar. That’s because back in the…"

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