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  • 1: Home/Dhachaidh
  • Website articles 1 - 9
    • 1: Perthshire Gaelic dialects
    • 2: MacKay Gaelic
    • 3: The Lismore Gaelic dialects
    • 4: The Pictish language
    • 5: Introduction to St Kilda Gaelic
    • 6: The Cumbric language, the ancient Celtic language of Cumbria or a paleolithic language?
    • 7: Some other Brythonic languages
    • 8: The West Cornish language, Kernôwek
    • 9: The Norwegian dialect of Leka
  • Website articles 10 - 19
    • 10: Introduction to The Nuxalk Language
    • 11: An introduction to Southwest Jutlandic - Sydvestjysk
    • 12: Origins of Finnish
    • 13: Caithness Nynorn
    • 14: Iarnnbērlæ – a pre-Celtic language in Ireland?
    • 15: Observations on the phonology of Gaelic at the north of Lewis
    • 16: an introduction to Gaulish and Lepontic
    • 17: notes on the name Tiree and Tiree Gaelic
    • 18: Some Pre-Indo-European etymologies of South Uist Gaelic
    • 19: A discussion on some Southern Sámi etymologies
  • Website articles 20 to 29
    • 20: The Salten Dialect of Norwegian
    • 21: More on the Gummark Dialect of Bondska
    • 22: Further discussions on North-Frisian links to other languages
    • 23: Further Comments on the Nesna Dialect of Norwegian, and a little on the Lurøy dialect
    • 24: Mo thuras gu Værøya - tha an artaigil seo sgrìobhte anns a' Ghàidhlig a-mhàin
    • 25: More New Findings (September 2023) on the Setantii
    • 26: How different are Swedish and Finnish?
    • 27: Some more examples of non-IE vocabulary in Scottish Gaelic
    • 28: Languages, empathy and spirituality
    • 29: A Norse language of Estonia and a Norse language of Finland
  • Website articles 30 - 45
    • 30: Kintyre Gaelic dialects and links to the ancient past
    • 31: Exploring the Mari languages and spirituality
    • 32: A short description of the Mordvinic languages
    • 33: Language in Leinster and Louth Irish dialects
    • 34: Arawak and bird language
    • 35: A look at the Gigha Gaelic dialect
    • 36: The love for Gaulish
    • 37: Northeast Welsh dialects & prehistoric language
    • 38: Ancient language & Irish dialects in County Cavan
    • 39: Languages in the Balkans – a discussion
    • 40: Possible pre-Celtic numerals in Wales
    • 41: Part one of miscellaneous etymological and pre-IE discussions
    • 42: On discovering Cusco Quechua (not about cognates/etymology)
    • 43: The Irish dialects of Rathlin Island
    • 44: on learning Lakota
    • 45: Part two of miscellaneous etymological and pre-IE discussions
  • Ebooks (separate from website articles and content, 8 ebooks plus 4 earlier versions of some of them
  • More detailed description of this website's contents & other information
  • New ebooks from 5th of May 2023 onwards (also separate from website's online articles/content)
  • New ebooks from September 2024 and onwards
  • New ebooks from December 2023 onwards (also separate from website's online articles/content)
  • Different series of new ebooks Autumn 2024 - (books are for those over the age of 18)
  • Website articles 46-55
    • 46: The Dorset dialect and more etymologies
    • 47: The root “häme” - “Suomi” - “samay” and polygonal masonry in Finland
    • 48: Estonian mythology and the name Linda
    • 49: Gøtudanskt - a centralised Nordic language?
    • 50: Lovecraftian language and more on Uyulala
    • 51: On documenting Beurla Reagaird
    • 52: Ancient Indigenous languages near Antarctica?
    • 53: The mysterious brownies, hobs and gruagaich, and their language
    • 54: On the etymology of “elf”, Tolkien’s elves and misrepresentations of elves
    • 55: Brass pins and copper rods as spiritual language organs, and connected topics
  • Website articles 56-69
    • 56: Polygonal masonry at Selets Bruk and at Moholt in Scandinavia
    • 57: The mysterious runes, and do we sometimes misinterpret their meanings?
    • 58: Phoenicians & Jewish tin-streamers in Cornwall
    • 59: Medieval VV witch marks connected to Neolithic VV symbols (not in my recent print-only book)
    • 60: Chukto-Kamchatkan & more Chukotkan etymological connections (not in my recent print-only book)
    • 61: The Veps language and a couple of Veps – Quechua similarities (not in my recent print-only book)
    • 62: Ancient Chinese in the Americas, and Chinantec (not in my recent print-only book)
    • 63: Dene-Caucasian roots and ancient hominins -all articles on this website are only on this website
    • 64: Further remarks on archaic humans, language and other topics
    • 65: The Natchez language and ancient giants
    • 66: Horned Bronze Age depictions, Vikings, clowns and their casinos & connected mythical discussions
    • 67: Seafaring Finns, floating islands, seamonsters, Chiloé, “The Straight Road” and related points
    • 68: Similar words in Chono/Wayteka, Uralic and Indo-European
    • 69: More on the name "Parys"
  • Website articles 70 - 77
    • 70: The Cintāmaṇi, the Auryn, and related language and philosophy topics
    • 71: Vanhankaupunginkoski Polygonal.masonry august2025 & more Quechua-Finnish similarities august2025
    • 72: On my experiences that involve French, & interesting ancient history, & related points
    • 73: More Mapuche-Finnish similarities September2025, magic, Hawaiian, Kven, Tolkien & other topics
    • 74: Megalithic Hastings, comments on ancient language, and the “Forbidden Snail”
    • 75: More on Chinook Jargon
    • 76: Ancient mysteries of Brimham Rocks and Bolton Abbey 21/09/2025
    • 77: Esoteric symbolism & language in The Tripods TV series, published: 24/09/2025
  • Website articles 78 - 96
    • 78: Dwarven doors, magic words & acoustics
    • 79: On three more Norse runes, and more on VV marks and connected topics
    • 80: More on language in Bohuslän, ancient Bohuslän and & interconnected topics, 20/10/2025
    • 81: New remarks on Scanian language, Proto-Norse, Bronze Age symbolic language& Gutnish, 19/11/2025
    • 82: Languages and folklore of the Southern Appalachian Mountains & related topics
    • 83: Some other place-names of East Anglia, 8/12/2025
    • 84: Yet more on Finnish & Japanese (unrelated to upcoming Silly Linguistics article)
    • 85: Languages around the Mogollon Rim
    • 86: On magical phrases, spoken by "trows" on Shetland, published 24/12/2025
    • 87: On the languages of Sculptor’s Cave & of other Covesea Caves, published 27/12/2025
  • 1: Home/Dhachaidh
  • Website articles 1 - 9
    • 1: Perthshire Gaelic dialects
    • 2: MacKay Gaelic
    • 3: The Lismore Gaelic dialects
    • 4: The Pictish language
    • 5: Introduction to St Kilda Gaelic
    • 6: The Cumbric language, the ancient Celtic language of Cumbria or a paleolithic language?
    • 7: Some other Brythonic languages
    • 8: The West Cornish language, Kernôwek
    • 9: The Norwegian dialect of Leka
  • Website articles 10 - 19
    • 10: Introduction to The Nuxalk Language
    • 11: An introduction to Southwest Jutlandic - Sydvestjysk
    • 12: Origins of Finnish
    • 13: Caithness Nynorn
    • 14: Iarnnbērlæ – a pre-Celtic language in Ireland?
    • 15: Observations on the phonology of Gaelic at the north of Lewis
    • 16: an introduction to Gaulish and Lepontic
    • 17: notes on the name Tiree and Tiree Gaelic
    • 18: Some Pre-Indo-European etymologies of South Uist Gaelic
    • 19: A discussion on some Southern Sámi etymologies
  • Website articles 20 to 29
    • 20: The Salten Dialect of Norwegian
    • 21: More on the Gummark Dialect of Bondska
    • 22: Further discussions on North-Frisian links to other languages
    • 23: Further Comments on the Nesna Dialect of Norwegian, and a little on the Lurøy dialect
    • 24: Mo thuras gu Værøya - tha an artaigil seo sgrìobhte anns a' Ghàidhlig a-mhàin
    • 25: More New Findings (September 2023) on the Setantii
    • 26: How different are Swedish and Finnish?
    • 27: Some more examples of non-IE vocabulary in Scottish Gaelic
    • 28: Languages, empathy and spirituality
    • 29: A Norse language of Estonia and a Norse language of Finland
  • Website articles 30 - 45
    • 30: Kintyre Gaelic dialects and links to the ancient past
    • 31: Exploring the Mari languages and spirituality
    • 32: A short description of the Mordvinic languages
    • 33: Language in Leinster and Louth Irish dialects
    • 34: Arawak and bird language
    • 35: A look at the Gigha Gaelic dialect
    • 36: The love for Gaulish
    • 37: Northeast Welsh dialects & prehistoric language
    • 38: Ancient language & Irish dialects in County Cavan
    • 39: Languages in the Balkans – a discussion
    • 40: Possible pre-Celtic numerals in Wales
    • 41: Part one of miscellaneous etymological and pre-IE discussions
    • 42: On discovering Cusco Quechua (not about cognates/etymology)
    • 43: The Irish dialects of Rathlin Island
    • 44: on learning Lakota
    • 45: Part two of miscellaneous etymological and pre-IE discussions
  • Ebooks (separate from website articles and content, 8 ebooks plus 4 earlier versions of some of them
  • More detailed description of this website's contents & other information
  • New ebooks from 5th of May 2023 onwards (also separate from website's online articles/content)
  • New ebooks from September 2024 and onwards
  • New ebooks from December 2023 onwards (also separate from website's online articles/content)
  • Different series of new ebooks Autumn 2024 - (books are for those over the age of 18)
  • Website articles 46-55
    • 46: The Dorset dialect and more etymologies
    • 47: The root “häme” - “Suomi” - “samay” and polygonal masonry in Finland
    • 48: Estonian mythology and the name Linda
    • 49: Gøtudanskt - a centralised Nordic language?
    • 50: Lovecraftian language and more on Uyulala
    • 51: On documenting Beurla Reagaird
    • 52: Ancient Indigenous languages near Antarctica?
    • 53: The mysterious brownies, hobs and gruagaich, and their language
    • 54: On the etymology of “elf”, Tolkien’s elves and misrepresentations of elves
    • 55: Brass pins and copper rods as spiritual language organs, and connected topics
  • Website articles 56-69
    • 56: Polygonal masonry at Selets Bruk and at Moholt in Scandinavia
    • 57: The mysterious runes, and do we sometimes misinterpret their meanings?
    • 58: Phoenicians & Jewish tin-streamers in Cornwall
    • 59: Medieval VV witch marks connected to Neolithic VV symbols (not in my recent print-only book)
    • 60: Chukto-Kamchatkan & more Chukotkan etymological connections (not in my recent print-only book)
    • 61: The Veps language and a couple of Veps – Quechua similarities (not in my recent print-only book)
    • 62: Ancient Chinese in the Americas, and Chinantec (not in my recent print-only book)
    • 63: Dene-Caucasian roots and ancient hominins -all articles on this website are only on this website
    • 64: Further remarks on archaic humans, language and other topics
    • 65: The Natchez language and ancient giants
    • 66: Horned Bronze Age depictions, Vikings, clowns and their casinos & connected mythical discussions
    • 67: Seafaring Finns, floating islands, seamonsters, Chiloé, “The Straight Road” and related points
    • 68: Similar words in Chono/Wayteka, Uralic and Indo-European
    • 69: More on the name "Parys"
  • Website articles 70 - 77
    • 70: The Cintāmaṇi, the Auryn, and related language and philosophy topics
    • 71: Vanhankaupunginkoski Polygonal.masonry august2025 & more Quechua-Finnish similarities august2025
    • 72: On my experiences that involve French, & interesting ancient history, & related points
    • 73: More Mapuche-Finnish similarities September2025, magic, Hawaiian, Kven, Tolkien & other topics
    • 74: Megalithic Hastings, comments on ancient language, and the “Forbidden Snail”
    • 75: More on Chinook Jargon
    • 76: Ancient mysteries of Brimham Rocks and Bolton Abbey 21/09/2025
    • 77: Esoteric symbolism & language in The Tripods TV series, published: 24/09/2025
  • Website articles 78 - 96
    • 78: Dwarven doors, magic words & acoustics
    • 79: On three more Norse runes, and more on VV marks and connected topics
    • 80: More on language in Bohuslän, ancient Bohuslän and & interconnected topics, 20/10/2025
    • 81: New remarks on Scanian language, Proto-Norse, Bronze Age symbolic language& Gutnish, 19/11/2025
    • 82: Languages and folklore of the Southern Appalachian Mountains & related topics
    • 83: Some other place-names of East Anglia, 8/12/2025
    • 84: Yet more on Finnish & Japanese (unrelated to upcoming Silly Linguistics article)
    • 85: Languages around the Mogollon Rim
    • 86: On magical phrases, spoken by "trows" on Shetland, published 24/12/2025
    • 87: On the languages of Sculptor’s Cave & of other Covesea Caves, published 27/12/2025
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