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Mael

[ meyl ]

noun

, Irish Mythology.
  1. a son of Ronan, unjustly killed by him.


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Example Sentences

Ciaran leaves him his gospel—that which was recovered from the lake—and his bell, and his bearer Mael Odran.

Here we stopped to engage horses to the Riukan Foss, as there is no post-station at Mael.

Mael cast a hand-bell of bronze for her and, when it was finished, he blessed it and threw it into the sea.

We entered the left bay, and landed at Mael, which lies at the mouth of the river Rykaness.

But the holy Mael, observing those figures, discovered among them the image of a young mother holding a child upon her knees.

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