Difference between revisions of "Dare! O dare!"
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* '''Dear, oh dear!''' | * '''Dear, oh dear!''' | ||
| − | * '''dare:''' (''Italian'') | + | * '''dare:''' (''Italian/Spanish/Latin'') give (in various romance languages, '''o''' also means 'or', in Spanish for example, "¡Daré! O daré!" means "I will give! Or I will give!") |
* '''dair:''' (''Irish'') oak | * '''dair:''' (''Irish'') oak | ||
Latest revision as of 23:06, 17 February 2020
- Ah dearo dear → the refrain of the Four Old Men, X in Book III, Chapter 4 (FW 581.20)
- dare-dare: (French) double quick
- Dear, oh dear!
- dare: (Italian/Spanish/Latin) give (in various romance languages, o also means 'or', in Spanish for example, "¡Daré! O daré!" means "I will give! Or I will give!")
- dair: (Irish) oak
