"Minceirtoiree" meaning in English

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          "text": "McDonagh traces the origins of Travellers back to at least the twelfth century by referring to Traveller-like characters in Irish mythology and emphasizing connections between Traveller language, referred to as Shelta, Gammon, Cant or Minceirtoiree, which literally means \"Traveller Talk,\" and Old Irish.",
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