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Arawn

American  
[ahr-oun] / ˈɑr aʊn /

noun

Welsh Mythology.
  1. the lord of Annwfn.


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“The level of brutality was shocking,” an astonished Arawn said a day later, his wrist bandaged and his leg marked by a dark red and purple bruise.

From Washington Post

They were the hounds of Arawn, a crowned king in the land of Annwn, the shadow-land of Hades.

From Project Gutenberg

Arawn thanked him for all he had done, and added: “When thou comest thyself to thine own dominions thou wilt see what I have done for thee.”

From Project Gutenberg

We are informed that these dogs belonged to Arawn, or the silver-tongued King of Annwn, of the lower or southern regions. 

From Project Gutenberg

Said Arawn, “I will cause that no one in all thy dominions, neither man, nor woman, shall know that I am not thou, and I will go there in thy stead.”

From Project Gutenberg