A concise Ulster dictionary

Caroline Macafee

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Including colloquialisms as well as rare and specialist terms, this dictionary offers the fullest guide to the diverse and colorful language of the province of Ulster. Information on word derivations and the geographical origin of entries, along with over 200 illustrations, take the reader on an enlightening journey through the province's language and culture. A comprehensive introduction provides the background of the Ulster dialect and helpful guidance on how to use the dictionary.

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