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*"Howth Head Binn Eadair". Howth Head used with its Irish name and spelled differently so as to make it appear to be a Jewish name, "ben" serving the same purpose as the Gaelic "mac" in a surname.  And this ties in also with "Dumlat"--"Talmud" spelled backwards.
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* '''Howth Head, Binn Éadair:''' Howth Head and its Irish name, spelled differently so as to make it appear to be a Jewish name, ''ben'' serving the same purpose as the Gaelic ''mac'' in a surname or patronymic → appropriate for a commentator of the Talmud (''Dumlat'' spelled backwards)
** ''Ben:'' ''Hebrew'' - Child of
 
*** ''Hofed, Child of Edar'' → HCE
 
  
Hoofd (Dutch): Head
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* '''Hofed, Child of Edar:''' → HCE
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* '''höfuð:''' (''Old Norse'') head → this is the source of the name Howth
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* '''hoofd:''' (''Dutch'') head
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* '''ben:''' (''Hebrew'') child of
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[[Category: Howth]]

Latest revision as of 06:01, 20 February 2021

  • Howth Head, Binn Éadair: Howth Head and its Irish name, spelled differently so as to make it appear to be a Jewish name, ben serving the same purpose as the Gaelic mac in a surname or patronymic → appropriate for a commentator of the Talmud (Dumlat spelled backwards)
  • Hofed, Child of Edar: → HCE
  • höfuð: (Old Norse) head → this is the source of the name Howth
  • hoofd: (Dutch) head
  • ben: (Hebrew) child of