Haha, I could predict that you come here from the (sur)name Sloan(e)(Correct me if I'm wrong) By the way, I think it's pronounced as sloo-AHN, as the "aghadh" part is silent. The "gh" and "dh" are mostly silent in Irish, and the accent on the "á" part means that it should be pronounced.
Oh no. Let me try...Slua-Sluag-No, Sluagh-Sluaga-Sluagadan-(Sloo-au-ga-dhan?)I'm honestly not sure...but I think that's right. If I'm wrong, someone speak up. Please.
Sl-Hold on, let me control myself, Slu -uh - gand - hadan...?Slu- AH - gnad - hand?What?Slah - ah-Nah man, I give up.
― Anonymous User 11/6/2019
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Aside from being an absolute mouthful that 99% of people wouldn't be able to pronounce-- the first immediate things to come to mind are "slug" and "slag". This name is better suited to some obscure fae or Eldritch being than a real person.