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Irish rhyming words

tufterween · 2010-09-14 18:45:15

Please can someone give me some words ending in an 'ed' sounds in Irish, apart from 'creid' as this is what it has to rhyme with? Please!

14-09-2010 7:45pm

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tufterween

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Please can someone give me some words ending in an 'ed' sounds in Irish,
apart from 'creid' as this is what it has to rhyme with? Please!

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#2 14-09-2010 8:49pm

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Muid, cuid, gread, saighead, bréid, dúid...

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#3 14-09-2010 8:51pm

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Thanks a million

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#4 14-09-2010 8:56pm

tufterween

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So far saighead is working best although it doesn't fit in perfectly! If anyone has any more suggestions they're welcome

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#5 14-09-2010 9:15pm

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"Leid" means "a hint".

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#6 14-09-2010 9:16pm

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Sé do bheatha.
Méid, leid, déad, tréad, pribhléid....

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#7 14-09-2010 9:20pm

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What does déad mean?

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#8 14-09-2010 9:31pm

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In Donegal it's often instead of fiacail.
"Déad uachtarach"...upper set

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