Definitions

from The Century Dictionary.

  • noun A song, carol, or ballad, especially one on a sacred subject, among the peasantry of the Isle of Man. Also carvel.

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Examples

  • The same is true of a Manx ballad translated, and of a Manx carval turned into an English carol.

    The Little Manx Nation - 1891 Hall Caine 1892

  • All Carval's systems will be on show at Softworld Accounting and Finance 2009. www. carval.co.uk

    Releases feed from RealWire 2009

  • Silsoe UK, 07.01.2009: Cardiff Community Housing Association (CCHA) has chosen the HR Unity range from Carval Computing www. carval.co.uk to manage its HR, and training processes and to introduce browser based, self service data access for all staff.

    Releases feed from RealWire 2009

  • Silsoe UK, 07.01.2009: Cardiff Community Housing Association (CCHA) has chosen the HR Unity range from Carval Computing www. carval.co.uk to manage its HR, and training processes and to introduce browser based, self service data access for all staff.

    Releases feed from RealWire 2009

  • All Carval's systems will be on show at Softworld Accounting and Finance 2009. www. carval.co.uk

    Releases feed from RealWire 2009

  • Silsoe UK, 07.01.2009: Cardiff Community Housing Association (CCHA) has chosen the HR Unity range from Carval Computing www. carval.co.uk to manage its HR, and training processes and to introduce browser based, self service data access for all staff.

    Releases feed from RealWire 2009

  • All Carval's systems will be on show at Softworld Accounting and Finance 2009. www. carval.co.uk

    Releases feed from RealWire 2009

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