ogam

American  

[og-uhm, aw-guhm] / ˈɒg əm, ˈɔ gəm /

noun

1. a variant of ogham.

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Example Sentences

Elsewhere, Ryan Ogam scored after 73 minutes to give Kenya a 1-0 win over Burundi in a fiery east African derby in Bujumbura, where the home side had to play with 10 men for all but six minutes.

From Barron's

But the brave resistance of the Burundian Swallows finally broke when Ogam netted to lift the Kenyan Harambee Stars to third, eight points behind leaders and reigning African champions the Ivory Coast.

From Barron's

Letters in Latin, Greek and possibly Ogam, an early medieval script, are yet to be deciphered.

From The Guardian

Ogham, Ogam, og′am, n. an ancient Irish writing, in straight lines crossing each other; one of the characters, twenty in number, of which it is formed.—adjs.

From Project Gutenberg

Then I buried the giant in a deep and wide grave; and I raised a great carn over him, and placed on it a stone with his name graved in Ogam.

From Project Gutenberg