pronounced 'foh-VOy-ra'
The Fomhóire
Fomhóire means 'from the sea' and is the name given to the divine powers, or gods of night, death and cold. The Fomhóire were misshapen and were believed to have the heads of goats and bulls. They also were believed to have only one leg and one arm each, and these grew out of the middle of their chests.
The Fomhóire were the ancestors of the evil faeries and, according to one Gaelic writer, of all misshapen persons. The giants and leprechauns are also said to belong to the Fomhóire.
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this is my meaning , i may have found my name
Q- how Anoying is it that you cannot tell the phonetics of the title from the actual spelling?
and can you get over it?
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Haven't seen that name in a while
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the fomhoire are ancient , and i like the misshapen reputatuion they hold they are ad dangerious as the dark receses of human mind and should be avoided thus,
its lovely to say and has meaning to be and the word is beautiful to look at i am falling in love with it for a label name
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"Don't be afraid that your life will end, Be afraid that it will never begin."
I believe that we should embrace everything that is us, light and dark alike, for we are all made up of both and shun one or the other at our expense.
As for the possibility of saying the name wrong, look at mine. Few people are going to pronounce my label correctly (Mer-thun). I have to admit that this is the first time I have seen this spelling, Fomhóire and heard the pronunciation of 'foh-VOy-ra'. In all the material that I have read they have always spelled it Fomor or Fomorians and said it the same way. Not that I'm questioning you, I like the spelling of Fomhóire and knowing what I do of Gaelic have no doubt that it is pronounced as you say (the discrepency, by the way didn't come from the Irish but from the early Christian missionaries that came up with the written language for Gaelic). But when it comes down to it, it doesn't matter if some people are going to mispronounce it or not. Those that it is important enough to them will ask how to say it.
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i have heard them called the fomorie also , and i figuer with the correct gaelic spelling many will prounounce it thus , those who know the peoples will know them as Fomhóire, and call them fohvoyra
i do like the look and accuracy of Fomhóire ,
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"Don't be afraid that your life will end, Be afraid that it will never begin."
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First, know that your words have power. Over your environment, the people you meet, friends and family, and most especially, over you. Then realize that you have power over your words.
just wanted to thank you for your encouragment and support and all the higher theology conversations we seem to have its nice to have someone know what youre takling about
oh and morrighan is my parton goddess , i am including the tripple goddess into my tattoo as 3 hiden ravens in the line work - but thats another story
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