From:	Nightfox <DJWA@******.UCC.NAU.EDU>
Subject:	Re: Germany Sourcebook
Date:	Tue, 29 Mar 1994 10:15:57 -0700

> Germany Sourcebook, better than Tir Tairngire (how exactly do you pro-
>nounce that, anyway? I'm just wondering...)? Are you kidding? The thing's

Well, according Erin B. Parks (a friend of mine and Brian Angliss, who looked
up how to possibly spell it by reading a LOT of books on Celtic lore and Celtic
language, and asked a few liked minded friends) the proper pronuciation is (and
I hope I get this right)


Tir (like the word tear - teardrop)

Tairn (like in tariff + n put a little irish lilting "i" sound in their for
good measure)(I think the word Tairn exists today - just not in the
pocket dictionary I am using for help)

Gir (like in the name Gary - no y - again add in a little more Irish "i")

re (rah)

Hopefully, I didn't murder her pronounciation of it - its the closest to what
sounds right and cool of all the pronounciations I have heard



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