First, 100 areas from hinny, stallion and Jack donkey were selected randomly to count the mean number and percentage of that area occupied by tubules, per unit area (660/1 [mm.
The X chromosome in hinny was the fourth longest in the maternal donkey.
Words like
hinny and pet are just friendly words there's nothing offensive about them.
Thursday, January 20 witnessed the launch of the long-anticipated Tyneside Fiddle Alliance, a project designed by local musicians Stewart Hardy and
Hinny Pawsey to further highlight the region's cultural wealth by focusing on centuries of acclaimed Northern fiddle music.
Geordie saying: clamming Non Geordie translation: starving, hungry or in desperate need of some service Usage: "Howay, man,
hinny, I said I was clamming
SINGIN' HINNIES (Makes 6-8) A SINGIN'
hinny is a kind of scone that you bake on a hot griddle.
Gladys A'm gannin' ower here to look doon-bye at two of the Bairns Brenda and Matthew, what for Matty
Hinny, Something tae div with wor memory, canny bit of work they've done.
OCTOBER'S come around again That's al a heve to say And for al the folk in Geordie land It's National Dialect Day You divint have to talk proper Like the folk on the BBC Just talk like the Hairy Bikers And it should fill your heart with glee Wor Harry's on the dole ye narr But he dusn't hang aroond He gets his cart and horses oot And for al to see Collects owld clazz and bits of scrap To help his family So sing the Blaydon Races And Geordie
Hinny too But make sure you get the dialect right On this important day Or you may end up talking posh Like the folk in Whitley Bay.
The Emerson family, from Walbottle, Newcastle, got together at grandmother Sheila's house on George Street, Crawcrook, Gateshead, to record a version of Joe Wilson's North East folk song Keep Your Feet Still Geordie
Hinny especially for Journal readers.
Dr Jones, 52, who speaks half a dozen different languages, said: "I was looking for an original angle and a fresh view on the poem, and I thought of dialect works like the song Keep Your Feet Still Geordie
Hinny, and the combination of Northumbrian and the Geordie way of speaking I hear around me in Newcastle.
First they seem to have invented the story about
Hinny and Pet, and now they seem to have invented a story about conkers.
Pet,
hinny and love are still on the agenda for employees of a North-East council, after bosses last night insisted the traditional phrases had not been banned.
