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Can anyone confirm for me that Cara Macree means Pal of My Heart?
Thanks.
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Am I right?
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August 30 2002, 15:12 PM
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September 01 2002, 23:17 PM
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That's right.
cara = friend mo = my cridhe = heart Cara Macree would make a very nice name. Mise, le meas.
Corumeach |
September 02 2002, 12:38 PM
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But cridhe is probably a Scots Gaelic word. For the Irish:
cara mo chroí = friend of my heart kor-a muh kree  |
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