"dana" meaning in Middle Irish

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Particle

IPA: /ˈdana/ Forms: dano [alternative]
Etymology: From Old Irish dano. Etymology templates: {{inh|mga|sga|dano}} Old Irish dano Head templates: {{head|mga|particle|always postpositive}} dana (always postpositive)
  1. used to indicate that a clause contains an inference from what goes before: then, therefore

Alternative forms

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