Re: NATLANG: Irish greeting

>===== Original Message From Constructed Languages List <CONLAon Jo

 same o as in O Connell?

Yes. The Irish family names, at least the Gaelic ones, are the first names of
some famous personage from the family. So Daniel O Connell is Daniel
(decended) from Connell.

Mc' and Mac of course means son of.

And for a more obscure point, Names that end in 'igan' as in Flanigan, means
someone was a grandson. Flanigan= Grandson of Flan.



>By the way, greetings, Duke!
Hi Padraic
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>la cieurgeourea provoer mal trasfu ast meiyoer ke la cieurgeourea andrext ben
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