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irish poetry, friotal and uaim - meaning?

lorna100 · 2009-06-09 06:44:25

Only realised now I can't remmeber what these mean. anyone? Thanks

09-06-2009 6:44am

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lorna100

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Only realised now I can't remmeber what these mean. anyone? Thanks

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#2 09-06-2009 7:01am

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I'm pretty sure uaim means aliteration.
Friotal means language, as in simple language, expressive, etc.

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#3 09-06-2009 7:02am

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Uaim is alliteration, not sure what the other one is.

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#4 09-06-2009 7:03am

lorna100

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Thanks!!

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#5 09-06-2009 12:18pm

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Never thought of using the dictionary no?:pac:

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