Definition of ollamh in English:

ollamh

noun ˈɒləv

Irish History

A rank of Irish learned man, the most distinguished kind of file; a master of a particular field of knowledge, especially a master poet or chronicler. Revived as a symbolic rank in 20th-century festivals.

Origin

Early 18th century. From Irish ollamh learned man, expert, master poet, professor (Early Irish ollam), use as noun of Early Irish ollam, ollom greatest from oll great + -am, superlative suffix (from the same Indo-European base as the suffix attested in classical Latin prīmus).

Definition of ollamh in US English:

ollamh

nounˈɒləv

Irish History

A rank of Irish learned man, the most distinguished kind of file; a master of a particular field of knowledge, especially a master poet or chronicler. Revived as a symbolic rank in 20th-century festivals.

Origin

Early 18th century. From Irish ollamh learned man, expert, master poet, professor (Early Irish ollam), use as noun of Early Irish ollam, ollom greatest from oll great + -am, superlative suffix (from the same Indo-European base as the suffix attested in classical Latin prīmus).

词汇	ollamh
释义	Definition of ollamh in English: ollamh noun ˈɒləv Irish History A rank of Irish learned man, the most distinguished kind of file; a master of a particular field of knowledge, especially a master poet or chronicler. Revived as a symbolic rank in 20th-century festivals. Origin Early 18th century. From Irish ollamh learned man, expert, master poet, professor (Early Irish ollam), use as noun of Early Irish ollam, ollom greatest from oll great + -am, superlative suffix (from the same Indo-European base as the suffix attested in classical Latin prīmus). Definition of ollamh in US English: ollamh nounˈɒləv Irish History A rank of Irish learned man, the most distinguished kind of file; a master of a particular field of knowledge, especially a master poet or chronicler. Revived as a symbolic rank in 20th-century festivals. Origin Early 18th century. From Irish ollamh learned man, expert, master poet, professor (Early Irish ollam), use as noun of Early Irish ollam, ollom greatest from oll great + -am, superlative suffix (from the same Indo-European base as the suffix attested in classical Latin prīmus).
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