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taig

British  
/ teɪɡ /

noun

  1. dialect a Roman Catholic

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Etymology

Origin of taig

variant of the Irish name Tadhg, originally signifying any Irishman

Example Sentences

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You haf but to will the change you would haf taig place--it iss done.

From The Mystery by White, Stewart Edward

Trí comartha aragella i tig britheman: ecna, aisnéis, intlecht. comardda L aragellat a tig bretheman N taig L aisnesen intliuchtach L 172.

From The Triads of Ireland by Meyer, Kuno

Trí ata messum i tig: maic, mná, méile. measum bite a taig mic BM 229.

From The Triads of Ireland by Meyer, Kuno

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