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2023年6月16日 · Ahead of Outlander 's super-sized 7th season, we're re-sharing this story, on the origins of Claire's nickname, sassenach. When Outlander 's Claire Randall passes through the …
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2022年12月25日 · The name "Sassenach" was inspired by Sassenach Spirits founder Sam Heughan's hit show, "Outlander." In the show, "sassenach" is Scotsman Jamie Frasier's …
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2018年11月16日 · From 'Sassenach' to 'dinna fash', here's the meaning of the Gaelic and Scots words used in Outlander.
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2023年11月13日 · Sassenach is a Gaelic derogatory term for an outsider or foreigner, specifically an English one. While the term was created and used by Gaelic speakers to " ...refer to non …
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The Sassenach is a premium blended Scotch whisky created by Sam Heughan, best known for his character Jamie Fraser on Outlander. The Sassenach is a product of Scotland. A unique …
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2023年6月20日 · Here's everything we know so far about Sam Heughan's whisky brand The Sassenach, and his new company Great Glen.
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2017年12月2日 · A sassenach typically refers to an English person or a foreigner, deriving from the Gaelic sasunnach "Saxon" as it was used by Gaelic speakers to refer to Scottish …