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August 21 2012, 22:09 PM
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texas adam
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I am opening a new on-line store and would like to use the Gaelic phrase for "white pottery" as all of this line of pottery is white porcelain. What would the correct phrase be? Thank you for any help.
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August 21 2012, 23:10 PM
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iarfhlaith_aerach
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August 22 2012, 0:58 AM
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texas adam
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"Pota Bán" -Thank you.
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August 22 2012, 7:57 AM
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Gealún
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Although créafóg means clay the adjective fionn - white/fair - is used in relation to hair.
I think geal is a better word for white when dealing with porcelain. Pota Geal
Potaireacht Gheal might be also a possibility.
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August 22 2012, 13:37 PM
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texas adam
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Thanks Gealún!
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August 28 2012, 21:12 PM
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fiairefeadha
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White pottery Criadóireacht Bhán/Gheal
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