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Posted on 7th March 20217th March 2021

Fhithich is Gaelic for raven

I am told

the Fh is silent

the Th sounds like "h" in horse

the Ch sounds like "ch" in “loch"

So the pronounciation is “eeich” (just like a raven's screech in fact). Simples.

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