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hairhorehounds
531.25. hamlock
31.24. heimlocked 450.31. Shemlockup
180.6. "When
I ran berrying after hucks and haws" (622.17-18).
Haws 257.11. hawthorndene
553.22. hawthorns 135.2; 204.20.
howthern 357.32. howthorns
160.6. hazel
250.23; 622.18. Hazel
64.34. hazelhatchery
201.25. hazels 235.17.
hazelwood 135.13 - McHugh (A):
"Drom-Choll-Coil, old Ir. name of D[ublin], means 'the brow of
hazel wood.'" Brownhazelwood 372.15.
Coll 44.13; 433.16 - Begnal and Eckley: "The nine hazels that grew beside Connla's
Well...dropped flowers of beauty and nuts of wisdom (and gave the salmon
his spots)" (p. 165). Hazel
tree is the third letter of the Irish alphabet - coll.
heartseast
418.29. heartsies 434.24. [heart's ease]. heath
42.36; 408.7; 468.35. Heath
175.14. Heathtown
622.34. heathvens
426.21. heather 89.32;
126.21; 241.6; 318.27; 329.26 359.34; 505.1.
Heather 7.28. heathersmoke
13.22. heathery
623.25. erica 498.30 (erica
(L); ereik� (Gr) = heather). Heath
is the 18th (last) letter of the Irish alphabet - ur. helioscope
341.24. heliolatry...they go troping 237.1-2.
heliotrollops 603.28. heliotrope
461.9; 533.2; 561.20. Heliotrope 610.36; heliotropical
349.6; Heliotropolis 594.8. eelyotripes 303.F1.
Hell o'your troop! 273.24-25.
holytroopers 223.11. Harlyadrope
89.19. haliodraping 504.22. heliotropical 349.6 - McCarthy:
"Whether seen as a stone, plant or color, 'heliotrope'
appears frequently in the Wake..."(p.138). Hemp,
hemp
hurray! 495.13-14. henna
434.19. hickory
98.36. hickoryhockery
160.13. hickstrey's 64.6. holly
236.13-14. "thej olly and thel ively...."
Song: "The Holly and the Ivy." haily
616.12. "Once you are balladproof you are unperceable to haily,
icy and misslethroes" 616.32-33.
Hollymerry, ivysad 588.17.
holst 81.31. (holst (G) = holly). honeysuckle
504.36. honeysuckler; 588.4. Honeysuckler
587.19. huneysuckling 529.20.
honey sugger 141.33. shomars
3.16 (seamar (Ga) = trefoil; honeysuckle). hops
250.34; 553.19. Hops hucks
622.18 (q.v. haws). hackleberries
130.14. Harkabuddy 346.20.
hogglebully 25.33. Hugglebeddy
616.1. Hurdlebury
297.20. Hyacinssies
603.28. hyacinth 335.6. Hyacinth
87.12. Hyacinthinous
281.14. hyacinths 335.6. ha'scint
563.16. whyacinthinous
118.28-29. thycinths
92.16. Giacinta 615.3.
jacinthe 281.5 - Jones and Deer:
"The wild hyacinth or bluebell, has a strange history.
It is said that Apollo, god of the sun, had fallen in love with
Hyacinthus, the handsome prince of Sparta who was also loved by Zephyr,
god of the winds. One day,
Apollo and Hyancinthus were playing quoits, watched by Zephyr, who caused
Apollo's quoit to swerve and hit Hyacinthus, killing the youth outright.
The broken-hearted Apollo then formed the hyacinth flower out of
the blood of his beloved. Even
today, the Greeks say of the wild bluebell...that the petals are marked
with the Greek syllable ai, ai! meaning woe, woe!"
(p.14). [aiaiaiai
293.32]. hyssop
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