I was thinking about the term "arisaid". The way I have seen it used most often (through DD's dance stuff) is to represent a type of tartan. For example, the tartan of DD's kilt is called Red Fraser Arisaid. Most arisaid tartans have lots of white/cream in them to show up while dancing. However, the word can also represent an article of clothing. -- Spirit World

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Date Posted: 10:59:59 11/26/03 Wed
Author: Brenda
Subject: I was thinking about the term "arisaid". The way I have seen it used most often (through DD's dance stuff) is to represent a type of tartan. For example, the tartan of DD's kilt is called Red Fraser Arisaid. Most arisaid tartans have lots of white/cream in them to show up while dancing. However, the word can also represent an article of clothing.
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[> [> Thanks Brenda! I didn't have a clue what it means.*g* -- Martina, 11:27:42 11/26/03 Wed

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