Re: McNokaird = Sinclair ?

["Donald J. Sinclair" <don_sinc@telus.net>]

I post this as a novice, but if you have not heard the pronunciation of 
"Mac na Ceardadh" you can do so by visiting:

http://kingcrest.com/sinclair/highland.html-ssi

Go to the bottom of the page, then click: Use this console for "Mac na 
Ceardadh", Gaelic for "Sinclair."

Cheers,

Donald Sinclair
Edmonton
On Monday, November 25, 2002, at 07:24 PM, dragonsong@sbcglobal.net 
wrote:

>
> As I've always been taught, the Gaelic of Sinclair is Mac na Ceardadh.
>  When I was a lad on the town of Wick, we'd use the Gaelic at the school
> just to mess about the teachers. Mac na Ceardadh is what we used then as
> I got it from my Grand Father and I still use that name betimes today,
> just for a lark. *s*
> Blessings,
> Tearlach Sinclair
>
> Toni Sinclair wrote:
>
>> Dear Connie and all,

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