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in reply to a message by Cleveland Kent Evans
Aria springs to mind.
On the other hand, Amhrán aláinn(ar-ON awl-in) means "beutiful song" in Irish(Gaelic/Gaeilge)..... I suppose if you were unfamiliar with the prn you would say it Aron-alan.
Also I don't know if it's a long shot or not, but as I said the Irish for "song" is amhrán(ar-ON). The Irish for "a lot of" or "full" is lán(laun).
On the other hand, Amhrán aláinn(ar-ON awl-in) means "beutiful song" in Irish(Gaelic/Gaeilge)..... I suppose if you were unfamiliar with the prn you would say it Aron-alan.
Also I don't know if it's a long shot or not, but as I said the Irish for "song" is amhrán(ar-ON). The Irish for "a lot of" or "full" is lán(laun).
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Thanks so much! This makes it look like some writer of "Celtic fantasy" might have created the name and given it that interpretation. Though I haven't been able to find such a fictional character yet.
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