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"word": "bigean-Brìde"
},
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"english": "dandelion",
"word": "bior nam Brìde"
},
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"english": "St. Brigid's bannock",
"word": "bonnach Brìde"
},
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"english": "Candlemas",
"word": "Fèill Brìde"
},
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"english": "oystercatcher",
"word": "gille-Brìde"
},
{
"english": "St. Brigid's Day",
"word": "Là Fhèill Brìde"
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"english": "Saint Brigid",
"word": "Naomh Brìde"
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