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Balmerino ist eine Ortschaft in der schottischen Council Area Fife. Sie liegt rund sechs Kilometer südwestlich von Dundee und 16 Kilometer nordwestlich von St Andrews am Südufer des Firth of Tay.
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Balmerino, Eskoziako gaeleraz: Baile Mearna eta eskozieraz: Bawmirnae, Eskoziako udalerri bat da, Fife konderrian.
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Is baile suite i bhFìobha é Baile Meireanach.
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Balmerino (gaelico scozzese, Baile Meireanach) è un piccolo villaggio del Fife, Scozia, già centro monastico. Il villaggio era sede dell'abbazia di Balmerino i cui abati erano grandi proprietari terrieri della regione. Con la sua laicizzazione, all'inizio del XVII secolo, l'abbazia cadde in rovina. Balmerino è stata celebrata in una poesia da William McGonagall: Beautiful Balmerino.
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Balmerino är en by i Fife, Skottland. Byn är belägen 10 km från Newport-on-Tay. Orten har 45 invånare (2001).
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Balmerino is a small village and former monastic centre in Fife, Scotland. It is the home of Balmerino Abbey and the former abbots of Balmerino who were great regional landlords. It became a secular lordship in 1605 when the abbey's lands were transferred into a Barony and the title of Lord Balmerino was created. The already fire-damaged abbey was allowed to fall into ruin as it no longer had a function. The Abbey ruins and grounds are managed by the National Trust for Scotland and are famed for the ancient sweet chestnut tree and the display of aconites which flower in February.
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Balmerino (Gaélico escocés: Baile Meireanach que significa granja del necio o Baile Marruineach que significa granja lechera;Escocés: Balmurynach o Balmerinoch) es un pequeño pueblo, casi una aldea, y antiguo centro monástico en Fife, Escocia. La parroquia del mismo nombre incluye y . Su nombre celta quiere decir pueblo de marineros y posiblemente se deba a su situación en el estuario del Tay, con el que limita al norte. William McGonagall, conocido como el peor poeta en lengua inglesa, le dedicó su poema "Beautiful Balmerino".
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Balmerino is a small village and former monastic centre in Fife, Scotland. It is the home of Balmerino Abbey and the former abbots of Balmerino who were great regional landlords. It became a secular lordship in 1605 when the abbey's lands were transferred into a Barony and the title of Lord Balmerino was created. The already fire-damaged abbey was allowed to fall into ruin as it no longer had a function. The Abbey ruins and grounds are managed by the National Trust for Scotland and are famed for the ancient sweet chestnut tree and the display of aconites which flower in February. The village contains a number of 18th and 19th century houses in a local vernacular and is now an official Conservation Area. The name Balmerino derives from Scottish Gaelic. The first element, bal-, is from baile, meaning a farmstead, or in modern Gaelic, a town. The second element is more obscure. It may refer to Saint Merinach or it may derive from muranach meaning 'of sea-grass', yielding: "[the] farm where sea-bent or sea-grass grows." Balmerino Parish Church lies 1 km outside the village and dates from 1811. The manse was added in 1816. Originally a simple Georgian box chapel the church was remodelled in the Gothic style in 1883. The church hall was added in 1887. Balmerino is also "celebrated" by a poem by William McGonagall – widely recognised to be the English language's worst poet: "Beautiful Balmerino".
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Balmerino ist eine Ortschaft in der schottischen Council Area Fife. Sie liegt rund sechs Kilometer südwestlich von Dundee und 16 Kilometer nordwestlich von St Andrews am Südufer des Firth of Tay.
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Balmerino (Gaélico escocés: Baile Meireanach que significa granja del necio o Baile Marruineach que significa granja lechera;Escocés: Balmurynach o Balmerinoch) es un pequeño pueblo, casi una aldea, y antiguo centro monástico en Fife, Escocia. La parroquia del mismo nombre incluye y . Su nombre celta quiere decir pueblo de marineros y posiblemente se deba a su situación en el estuario del Tay, con el que limita al norte. A finales del siglo XII se convirtió en residencia real de verano y el rey Alejandro II de Escocia y su madre Ermengarda de Beaumont fundaron una abadía en 1229. Los antiguos abades eran grandes terratenientes. Se convirtió en patrimonio secular (ver ) a principios del siglo XVII y cayó en la ruina. También se encuentran cerca las ruinas del . Las ruinas de la abadía están conservadas por el National Trust for Scotland y son famosas por un antiguo castaño y las acónitos que florecen en febrero. Todo el pueblo es área protegida. William McGonagall, conocido como el peor poeta en lengua inglesa, le dedicó su poema "Beautiful Balmerino".
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Balmerino, Eskoziako gaeleraz: Baile Mearna eta eskozieraz: Bawmirnae, Eskoziako udalerri bat da, Fife konderrian.
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Is baile suite i bhFìobha é Baile Meireanach.
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Balmerino (gaelico scozzese, Baile Meireanach) è un piccolo villaggio del Fife, Scozia, già centro monastico. Il villaggio era sede dell'abbazia di Balmerino i cui abati erano grandi proprietari terrieri della regione. Con la sua laicizzazione, all'inizio del XVII secolo, l'abbazia cadde in rovina. Balmerino è stata celebrata in una poesia da William McGonagall: Beautiful Balmerino.
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Balmerino är en by i Fife, Skottland. Byn är belägen 10 km från Newport-on-Tay. Orten har 45 invånare (2001).
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