The word for 'seaweed' has far richer meaning in the Irish language - ALTANet

Source: Independent.ie

News date: October 28, 2021

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Writer and marketing head at BioAtlantis John Keane on the magic of the Irish language in describing the natural world
Feamainn – the Irish word for ‘seaweed’
The English word, s…

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