School: Cnapach
- Location:
- Knappagh, Co. Cavan
- Teacher: S. Ó Hionruaidh
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- Cope - to overturn, or toss in any way, fell
Fathom - used in measuring the circumference of hay stacks
Range - sieveGopan - (máin) lifted with both handFans - a winnowing machineFog - mossMuzzle - D of a ploughMeat - pro. mate - victuals for consumptionNaive (box) - the hub of a cart wheel or trapBugog - an unshelled eggYilly Yarra - yellow yarling - yellow hammer
Cut Woody - bróg - the loop at the ends and middle of swingle tree used for hitching horses to plough and farm implements
Paltóg - slap
Wallop - slap
Skite - slap
Cuff - slap
Tanner , a greyhound = a sixpenny pieceKid's eye, a hare - a three penny pieceHóke - root, as a sow
Sod, scraw some place Portán, the upper layer of peat with grass, rushes, or heather which is cut in bricks for fuel
Loss - very commonly used for lose ( i.e. dont loss yourself.)