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Selected source glosses provide context, not a complete modern definition inventoryplural of Dáil
Borrowed from Irish dálaí, plural of the Irish common noun dáil from which the English proper noun is derived. (The plural is not used in Irish for the proper noun.)
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- Borrowed-form mentiondálaíga
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