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bluewizard | 01:09 Mon 11th Oct 2004 | People & Places
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how would i say wizard in scottish gaelic
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"Wizard hoots mun th'noo".

(I think).
01:55 Mon 11th Oct 2004
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Indie have you been licking too much chocolate off strange things lately? TTML.
02:20 Mon 11th Oct 2004
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'Draoi' or 'draoidh', which is apparently related to the English word 'druid', means 'magician'. Will that do?
13:17 Mon 11th Oct 2004
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I'm not that dextrous, bernardo.
18:07 Mon 11th Oct 2004
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I looked it up in the vocabulary section of my "Teach Yourself Gaelic" book (which is normally a good source for such questions), but "wizard" is not listed.
02:40 Tue 12th Oct 2004
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My first response above was taken from 'An Etymological Dictionary of the Gaelic Language' by Alexander MacBain...ie it's Scottish Gaelic...so it's reasonably authoritative, I'd imagine.
09:12 Tue 12th Oct 2004
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thamk you very all
11:48 Tue 12th Oct 2004
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thank
11:48 Tue 12th Oct 2004

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