cumbrian dialect造句

• The name is Cumbrian dialect for " At the mills ".
• In the Cumbrian dialect of English a Dike is the name given to a banked hedgerow.
• The words were written by Peel's friend John Woodcock Graves, 1795 1886, in Cumbrian dialect.
• To the north-east of the region, within the historic boundaries of Cumberland, the Cumbrian dialect is dominant.
• Even though most of the book's dialogue is written in the Cumbrian dialect, it became popular in the United States.
• The year of the publication of " Ballads in the Cumbrian dialect " ( 1805 ) also saw a third edition of Relph's poems.
• While authoritative quantification is not available, some estimates have suggested as many as 7 % of West Cumbrian dialect words are Norse in origin or derived from it.
• Afterwards he turned to lighthearted humorous poems in dialect and the first edition of " Ballads in the Cumbrian dialect " was published in Carlisle in 1805.
• The most well known Celtic element in Cumbrian dialect is the sheep counting numerals which are still used in various forms by shepherds throughout the area, and apparently for knitting.
• In Cumbrian dialect, Todhunter's own name means fox hunter, a tod being the local name for a fox, and the Blencathra pack traces its roots to the 18th century.
• After touring the United Kingdom during 2008, the Bad Shepherds released their debut album, " Yan, Tyan, Tethera, Methera ! " ( which translates from an ancient Cumbrian dialect as " One, Two, Three, Four ! " ) The Bad Shepherds also headlined the first Looe Music Festival in 2011.