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Word for Live

Mary Savelli · 2006-01-05 18:19:59

I'm looking for the Irish word for 'live'. I don't mean the verb 'to live', but the word you would use on a band poster as in the phrase 'live one night only'. Searching on line dictionaries, I found the word 'beo', but was told that the connotations of the word are wrong for this use. Any suggestions?

05-01-2006 6:19pm

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Mary Savelli

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I'm looking for the Irish word for 'live'. I don't mean the verb 'to live', but the word you would use on a band poster as in the phrase 'live one night only'. Searching on line dictionaries, I found the word 'beo', but was told that the connotations of the word are wrong for this use. Any suggestions?

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#2 05-01-2006 6:23pm

simu

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I've seen people use "ceol beo" and so on tbh.

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#3 05-01-2006 6:42pm

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Beo is fine really.

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#4 05-01-2006 7:43pm

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Beo is correct.

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