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Gaeilge ar "Manuscripts"

  • 19-03-2006 11:36pm
    #1
    dory
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    An bhfuil a fhios ag éinne? Tá lámhscríbhinní san fhóclóir ach ní dóigh liom go bhfuil sé oiriúnach.

    Anyone know the irish for manuscripts? As in, what a writer would hand into a publishing company? Lamhscribhinni seems to connote ancient hand written papers. Or am I mistaken?

    Go raibh míle.


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  • #2
    Gael
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    I think 'lámhscríbhinní' would be fine. A 'Manuscript' is anything written by hand. It's doesn't have to be written on vellum by a monk in Clonmacnoise in the Middle Ages. Manu is Latin for hand and script comes from scribere(to write).
    Even if what you hand into a publishing company is typed, it's still refered to as the manuscript to differentiate it from the final edited text that is mass-printed by the machine. Would others agree?


  • #3
    Míshásta
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    Aontaím le Gael.


  • #4
    simu
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    Mise leis.


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