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bothy

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both·y  (bth)
n. pl. both·ies Scots
A hut or small cottage.
[Ultimately from Old Irish both, hut; see bheu- in Indo-European roots.]
bothy [ˈbɒθɪ]
n pl bothies Chiefly Scot
1. a cottage or hut
2. (esp in NE Scotland) a farmworker's summer quarters
3. a mountain shelter
[perhaps related to booth]
Translations
bothy
n (Scot) → Schutzhütte f


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Various artists, "Celtic Graces: Best of Ireland" (Hemisphere); various artists, "The Celtic Heartbeat Collection" (Celtic Heartbeat); various artists, "Celtic Legacy: A Global Celtic Journey" (Narada) - Three solid collections, though "Graces" gets the nod for its breadth of artists (Davy Spillane, Bill Whelan, the Bothy Band and, of course, Clannad) and good liner notes.
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