"gillarad" meaning in All languages combined

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Noun [Middle Irish]

Etymology: From gilla (“youth, servant”) + -rad. Compare gillanrad. Etymology templates: {{suffix|mga|gilla|rad|t1=youth, servant}} gilla (“youth, servant”) + -rad Head templates: {{head|mga|noun}} gillarad
  1. youths, household, camp followers, servants
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