Difference between revisions of "Noanswa"

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Albert Nyanza: Joyce, Letters 13-05-1927 (to Harriet Shaw Weaver) → )FW 089.27 No answer

Albert Nyanza: Lake Albert, in East Africa, one of the principal sources of the Nile → cf. the secrest of their soorcelossness a few lines above

ní hannsa: (Irish) [it] is not difficult; in medieval Irish literature this was the standard formula used to introduce the answer to a question or riddle

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-no answer
+* '''nyanza:''' (''Bantu'') a lake
-Ni h annsa (Gael.): not difficult
+* '''Albert Nyanza:''' Joyce, ''Letters'' 13-05-1927 (to Harriet Shaw Weaver) &rarr; [[Page_89|)FW 089.27]] [[No answer]]
-Victoria Nyanza (lake): source of the Nile? (soorcelossness some lines up)
+* '''Albert Nyanza:''' Lake Albert, in East Africa, one of the principal sources of the Nile &rarr; cf. [[the secrest of their soorcelossness]] a few lines above
+* '''no answer''' &rarr; Mark Twain, ''Tom Sawyer'', p. 1
+* '''ní hannsa:''' (''Irish'') [it] is not difficult; in medieval Irish literature this was the standard formula used to introduce the answer to a question or riddle
+[[Category:Irish phrases]]
+[[Category:Bantu phrases]]