Hi Eily,

Thank you for yet another correction!

Probably it's not that I have the wrong language so much as that I mislabeled it. Wikipedia confirms what you said, that it's Scottish Gaelic, also called "Scots Gaelic" or even "Gaelic". I'll rename it as "Gaelic" to be correct.

I notice that I've got the wrong language family info for it as well, which will take a little time to correct. Edit: now updated. And that makes sense that it's got the same language family as Irish:   Indo-European > Celtic > Goidelic.

Cheers, golux

say  substr+lc crypt(qw $i3 SI$),4,5

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