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Irish for Lizard
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28-02-2021 06:57PM#1
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"Laghairt" and "earc luachra" seem to be the more common dictionary entries, while "eascú" on its own usually means eel. That would give a literal translation of "eel of the rushes" for eascú luachra, which I think is quite a nice way of describing the viviparous lizard.
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