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|---|---|
| etymological origin of | eng: slapper |
| semantically related | gle: amscaí |
| semantically related | gle: ar sileadh |
| semantically related | gle: brocach |
| semantically related | gle: ceamach |
| semantically related | gle: fánach |
| semantically related | gle: gan slacht |
| semantically related | gle: giobach |
| semantically related | gle: gliomach |
| semantically related | gle: lóipíneach |
| semantically related | gle: leadhbógach |
| semantically related | gle: leibéiseach |
| semantically related | gle: leibideach |
| semantically related | gle: liobarnach |
| semantically related | gle: liopasta |
| semantically related | gle: mí-ordúil |
| semantically related | gle: míchúramach |
| semantically related | gle: míshlachtmhar |
| semantically related | gle: maolscríobach |
| semantically related | gle: neamh-aireach |
| semantically related | gle: neamhchúramach |
| semantically related | gle: neamhshlachtmhar |
| semantically related | gle: neamhthuairimeach |
| semantically related | gle: réidh |
| semantically related | gle: scrábach |
| semantically related | gle: sleamchúiseach |
| semantically related | gle: sraoilleach |
| semantically related | gle: trína chéile |
| semantically related | gle: tuathalach |
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