| GLOSSARY ENTRY (DERIVED FROM QUESTION BELOW) | | Gaelic term or phrase: | Fios Na Siochana | | English translation: | Knowledge of Peace | | Entered by: | Will Matter |
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Art/Literary - Music / title of a song | | Gaelic term or phrase: Fios Na Siochana | | It's the title of a song. |
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Will Matter
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| Grading comment Thank you very much, Willmatter, EdithK, and John Farebrother. Go raimh mile maith aguive (sp?). I wish I had access to the words of the song. Just wondering if there might be any double meanings possible.
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2 hrs confidence:   peer agreement (net): +2 | Knowledge of the peace, the knowledge of peace, knowledge of peace
Explanation:
Here's a rough breakdown of each term: Fios = knowledge. na siochana = of the peace. na = the. siochana = of peace. HTH.
| | | Grading comment | Thank you very much, Willmatter, EdithK, and John Farebrother. Go raimh mile maith aguive (sp?). I wish I had access to the words of the song. Just wondering if there might be any double meanings possible. |
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