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raisin
130.16. raisins 154.31; 183.13.
Sultana reiseines 499.30 (q.v. jordon almonders). ramp
[wild onion] 78.21 (3); 226.28; 252.5; 407.8; 519.17. raspberries
438.10. raspberry 529.2. rattan
553.3. redthorn
15.3. redwoodtree
30.14. reed
385.6; 442.34. Rhoda
Dundrums 135.31.
rhodatantarums 445.17. rhubarb
249.11. rhubarbarorum 555.24.
rhubarbarous 171.16. rice
86.35; 225.31; 314.33; 404.29; 485.26.
Rice 420.30. ricecourse 423.30.
riceplummy 405.34. rices
16.35. riceypeasy
406.3 (q.v. peas). paddyplanters
25.19 - AWN (Vol. v, No. 4, 1968, p. 52):
Malay - padi = rice. riverflags
207.3. Rosasharon
34.29 - McHugh (A): "Song
of Solomon 2:1: 'I am the rose
of Sharon, & the lily of the valleys.'"
Rosensharonals 620.4. rose
14.18; 43.27; 44.4; 52.9; 81.32; 96.1; 101.7; 122.25; 126.24; 130.30;
140.26; 142.36; 249.26; 264.F3; 290.1; 304.2; 421.16; 441.16; 473.16;
476.33; 477.24; 502.7; 588.35. Rose
92.18; 205.24; 223.6; 236.8; 267.F1; 485.12; 495.24.
rosebuds 583.21; 583.22.
roses 94.36; 267.28; 321.32; 463.9.
rosyposy 430.22. roes
96.2. durck rosolun
351.9. little black rose
277.16 - Boldereff: "Through
years of suffering and torture when England did everything possible to
destroy the Irish as a people, the Irish poet sang of his country without
naming her, because it was treason to sing of Ireland; thus she came to be
Roesin Dubh
'Dark little rose'" (p.162).
duskrose 15.1. mossroses
527.8. tuberclerosies
541.36. wildrose
210.10; 229.11. pulled a rosy
one 21.15 and nipped a paly one 22.03 - AWN (1, 1963, p.8):
"Pluck a Rose - what a woman says when going to
necessary house which in country stands in garden." Rosemiry
444.29. rose marines 264.F3.
rose marine 441.16 (ros marinus (L) = "sea
dew" the herb rosemary).
rowantree
588.31 - Garvin: "In
the legendary days of King Cormac Mac Airt, a Munster druid named Magh
Quith ...came to a confrontation with Cormac's druid Ciorthruadh, the
latter ordered every soldier in Cormac's army to hew him down a bough of
the mountain rowan and then to make fires with branches:
If the smoke went southwards, they should charge; if northwards,
they must retreat with it" (p. 29).
Fargnoli and Gillespie: "Rowan,
Richard. One of the
central characters in Joyce's play Exiles, Richard is a Joyce-like
artist figure, returned to Ireland after a self-imposed exile on the
continent" (s.v. Rowan).
Mrs. Rowan Greene is among the "fashionable
international world...at the wedding of the...grand high chief ranger of
the Irish National Foresters" in Ulysses (p.321/327).
(q.v. quicken). ruddyberry
27.16. rue
17.25; 226.11 (3x); 279.F11; 433.36; 558.30; 577.30.
Rue 60.1; 227.14; 444.12.
rueroot 130.25. rushes
278.10; 460.24. rye
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