Lupin's Boggart (Was: Re: Etymology of Lupin's name)
Lia
newbrigid at yahoo.com
Mon Feb 13 17:42:38 UTC 2006
No: HPFGUIDX 148099
Cat wrote:
> The Scots Gaelic (which is different from the Irish Gaelic)
> word is "Silkie".
Lia adds:
I believe that in Irish Gaelic it's much the same: "selkie". This
implies a person who is transfigured, though, I think. The Irish word
for seal is "ron" (with an accent over the o). Also, the Irish name
"Ronan" means "little seal". :-)
Lia, whose name is another word for "stone" in Gaelic
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