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Definitions from the WebDescription:The term "fada" has multiple meanings and can be used as a noun or a verb. It is often associated with Irish culture. As a Noun:Sense 1: In Irish folklore, "fada" refers to a long accent mark placed over vowels in written Gaelic, indicating a lengthened pronunciation. Example Sentence: When writing Irish names, don't forget to include the fada to ensure proper pronunciation, as in "Séamus" or "Caoimhe." Sense 2: In some Irish dialects, "fada" is used as a colloquial term for a potato. Example Sentence: Would you like some roast fadas with your dinner? As a Verb:Sense 1: In slang, "to fada" means to have a great time or act with exuberance. Example Sentence: We're going to fada at the music festival this weekend! Sense 2: When used in Irish slang, "to fada" can refer to driving or riding a vehicle at high speeds. Example Sentence: He loves to fada down that winding road by the coast. Related Products:Explore related items on Amazon: | ||||
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