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GAelic word for courage
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That might be the Irish word for courage. Sabhal Mor Ostaig's Scots Gaelic-English dictionary gives the following words for 'courage':
cridhe cruadal cur-leis gaisgeachd meanmna misneachd smior smioralas sonairte spailp http://www.smo.uhi.ac.uk/gaidhlig/faclair/sbg/lorg.php
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They are basically synonyms, but they have slightly different connotations.
Cridhe literally means heart. Cruadal is courage/toughness. Cur-Leis means courage and ambition. Gaisgeachd is courage/heroism/the state of being a champion. Meanmna is boldness. The link in my first post will give you all the different meanings for the different words.
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It is a difficult language. I can only speak a little. But with the aid of a dictionary, I can read fairly well.
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