Caird — is a surname, and may refer to:* Edward Caird, Scottish philosopher * James Caird (disambiguation) * John Caird, Scottish theologian * Maureen Caird, Australian athlete *ee also* Card … Wikipedia
Caird — Caird, n. [Ir. ceard a tinker.] A traveling tinker; also a tramp or sturdy beggar. [Prov. Eng.] [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Caird — Caird, Zigeuner in Hochschottland … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
caird — [kerd, kārd] n. [< Gael ceard, a tinker < IE base * kerd , skillful, clever > Gr kerdos, profit, L cerdo, handicraftsman, ON horskr, wise] Scot. a wandering tinker, vagrant, gypsy, etc … English World dictionary
Caird — This interesting surname is derived from the Gaelic ceard , meaning a craftsman, an artist mechanic, and later a travelling tinker. In an ancient Irish manuscript, Cerdd is glossed by Latin aerarius , which means worker in brass . Many of the… … Surnames reference
Caird & Company — Caird Co. Rechtsform Gründung 1828 Auflösung 1935 Sitz Greenock, Schottland Branche Schiffsbau Vorlage:Infobox Unternehmen/Wartun … Deutsch Wikipedia
Caird Hall — Type Salle de concerts symphoniques Cérémonies diverses Lieu City Square (Dundee) Coordonnées … Wikipédia en Français
Caird & Company — SS Persia at Aden c 1910 SS Austria, launched on 23 J … Wikipedia
Caird, Edward — ▪ British philosopher born March 23, 1835, Greenock, Renfrew, Scot. died Nov. 1, 1908, Oxford, Eng. philosopher and leader in Britain of the Neo Hegelian school. After studies in Scotland and at Oxford, Caird served as a tutor at Merton… … Universalium
Caird-Küste — Die Klippen der Caird Küste, aufgenommen von Frank Hurley während der Endurance Expedition. Die Caird Küste ist eine Küste der Antarktis am Weddellmeer südlich des Brunt Eisschelf mit der Halley Station. Sie gehört zum Coatsland. Ernest… … Deutsch Wikipedia
