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Celtic Scotland, A history of ancient Alban. Volume 2 (of 3), Church and culture

Note 1007 — Chapter X · LEARNING AND LANGUAGE. (continued 2)

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Solitude. Dimorach, apparently for diamarach, or diomarach (as it is sometimes written), a n. subst. derived from diamair, ‘secret,’ ‘lonely.’ The name is still preserved in the form ‘Diamor,’ the name of a place about ten miles to the west of Kells, and very near Kilskeery (Cill-Scire).—See Joyce’s Irish Names of Places, 2d series, p. 454.

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