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Soldier?
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April 30 2004, 7:30 AM
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Fiann is the singular of Fianna, but it does not mean warrior, soldier etc. It means a roving band of warriors. It's a collective noun. No?
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April 30 2004, 13:05 PM
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Yes. Fiann is a collective.
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May 01 2004, 7:11 AM
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saighdúir meansd soldier in mfodern Gaeilfgrfe, fuanna hmerans something mtfgore spercific yo lerhgends
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