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their most distinct elements beingpictishgaelic and anglian with a
their most distinct elements beingpictishgaelic anglian with a slight
show few definite traces ofpictishthe celtic language in the
showed few definite traces ofpictishwhen asked where they were
east area 1 3 postpictishnorth east speech various influences
preceding centuries 1 3 postpictishnorth east speech various influences
and belong to an olderpictishheritage an example being the
scots began by examining thepictishquestion in the course o
ogham inscriptions of the oldpictishstones if anyone could be
porridge trudging round lichen encrustedpictishstones which were frequently ringed
trace that s left opictishthe generally accepted idea is
generally accepted idea is thatpictishwas superceded by gaelic when
not long after that thepictishlanguage must have disappeared the
just adopted gaelic and thepictishmust have vanished and then
1 1 introduction 1 2pictishand early gaelic in the
north east scots 1 2pictishand early gaelic in the
but also gaelic and evenpictishperhaps a lot of our
and especially place names arepictishif we could identify them
were british as well aspictisha w s m nov
cared aboot da sowls opictishfisherfock foo da bairns o
dae ye think that thepictishlanguage has survived at aa
word peat as of probablepictishorigin as well as month
re thinkin es wis apictishquarry i d better pit

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