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Art/Literary - Archaeology / legends | | English term or phrase: green citadelle (or ancient city) | | this is a legendary place, what would sound proper in Irish ? |
| | | Irish translation:dún glas | Explanation:
dún - (promontory) fort
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Example Sentence explained
GA:Thógadar na gialla go dtí an dún glas.
EN: They took the hostages to the green citadelle. |
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