Category Archives: HHG-O

Oberon : Oberon first appears as a character in medieval French legend as the son of Julius Caesar (100-44BC) and Morgan le Fay. Continue reading →

Ogham : (Old Irish Ogam) was an alphabet used primarily to represent Gaelic languages that was probably often written in wood in early times. Continue reading →

Ollamh : (Gaeilge-Irish) pron. “UHL-uhv”
1. Master poet; expert; learned person
2. Professor Continue reading →

Old Pink Dog Bar, The : There are no casual observers in the Old Pink Dog Bar on the lower south side of Han Dold City, because it isn’t the sort of place you can afford to do things casually in if you want to stay alive. Continue reading →

Ól, óil : (Gaeilge – Irish) pron. “ohl”
1. Drink
2. Smoke Continue reading →