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Noun tuatha de danann has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebTuatha de DanannTuatha de Danann refers to a mythical race in Irish folklore, often considered as divine beings. They are believed to be the early inhabitants of Ireland before humans arrived. The term is derived from Irish Gaelic, where "Tuatha" translates to "people" and "Danann" is associated with the goddess Danu. The Tuatha de Danann were known for their exceptional skills in magic, poetry, and craftsmanship. They possessed various magical artifacts and had a deep connection with nature. In Irish mythology, they engaged in battles with the Fomorians, another supernatural race, to defend their homeland. Sense 1: Mythology Sample Sentence: The Tuatha de Danann were revered as divine beings with powerful magical abilities. Sense 2: Irish Folklore Sample Sentence: Legends often depict the Tuatha de Danann as beautiful and immortal beings who coexisted with early human settlers. Related products on Amazon | ||||
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