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I also talked about the Slavic word "klada" which means log a tree trunk stripped of branches and which probably comes from the same root "kol, gol".
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Now if we look at the above walkways we can see that they are made from stakes Irish cleath, Slavic kol and logs Slavic klada. They would still get wet. I came across this artist's impression of the "hurdled ford": I doubt that this is actually what the "hurdle ford" looked like. Our guide was super nice and she despite the cold cold cold she kept everyone entertained and even spoke a little Irish too.
We flew out of Gatwick which meant we had to find a way to get there first, which would in our case would be easybus. Except, despite being super lucky and catching the right District line train at the exact right time, I missed the bus. I don't have to say how ridiculous this sounds Exactly the same construction can be used, supported on parallel logs lying on stakes stuck into the river bed, to build bridges.
The oldest surviving bit of Dublin Castle, Record Tower c. Or something like that. If you spread the logs spanning the river and make the cross logs wider, and add you get something like this, a narrow corduroy road bridge. In Irish the word means ford, the place where you can walk across rivers. They are supported either by the banks alone or by the banks and wooden stakes stuck into the river bed.
It actually doesn't have to mean hurdle. This half submerged structure would not provide any open-minded gay dating nights baile átha cliath to the people crossing the river. The most primitive type consists of one or two long logs placed across the river. That takes care of "cliath". The proposed "Proto Celtic" root was never attested.
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I was running in the rain towards the bus stop and I could see the bus, and then it drove away. It can mean anything made from stripped off branches, trunks sticks, stakes, logs. The walking surface can be made wider and more stable by nailing or tying short cross logs on top of the original two logs spanning the river. In my post " Kolac - Golac " I talked about the existence of a whole cluster of words based on the base word "cleath" meaning stick, pole.
They are basically corduroy roads and bridges built all over the country across marshes and bogs from Bronze age until Early medieval time. Interesting fact, in an effort to make Irish more familiar to new generations new words have been introduced sounds more like English. I would not agree with this. Interesting mural in our hostel We stayed at a hostel right next to the Christ Church Cathedral aka right in the middle of the city.