bailíonn brobh beart in Irish

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Etymology: Literally, “a blade gathers a bundle”. Etymology templates: {{m-g|a blade gathers a bundle}} “a blade gathers a bundle”, {{lit|a blade gathers a bundle}} Literally, “a blade gathers a bundle” Head templates: {{head|ga|proverb}} bailíonn brobh beart

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        "every little (bit) helps, many a mickle makes a muckle"
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  "word": "bailíonn brobh beart"
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      "args": {
        "1": "a blade gathers a bundle"
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        "1": "a blade gathers a bundle"
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  "word": "bailíonn brobh beart"
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"bailíonn brobh beart" meaning in Irish

Proverb