amadán
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William A Hupy
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amadán
A Gaelic word meaning a fool or dark fairy. Also, amadán is "a figure in Irish and Scottish Gaelic folklore who may assume both benevolent and malevolent roles.
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Re: amadán
For a whole slew of translations, visit Word Hippo.
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This affords me an opportunity to plug one of my favorite book series: Sister Fidelma, by Peter Tremayne. Mysteries set in 7th century Ireland. Very well written, great historical background, solid characters, well worth delving into if you're a fan of mysteries. I don't recall meeting this word there, but there are plenty of others to enjoy.
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