tuatha de (Meaning)
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tuatha de (n)
group of Celtic gods or demigods; ruled Ireland in the Golden Age
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tuatha de Sentence Examples
- The tuatha dé were the supernatural beings believed to inhabit ancient Ireland.
- The tuatha dé were said to possess great power and knowledge.
- The tuatha dé were believed to have fought wars with the humans of Ireland.
- The tuatha dé were eventually defeated by the humans and forced to retreat to the Sidhe.
- The tuatha dé are still believed to exist in the Sidhe today.
- The tuatha dé are sometimes referred to as the "shining ones."
- The tuatha dé were said to be able to shape-shift into animals.
- The tuatha dé were believed to have magical powers.
- The tuatha dé were said to be immortal.
- The tuatha dé are a popular subject of Irish folklore and mythology.
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group of Celtic gods or demigods; ruled Ireland in the Golden Age
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The tuatha dé were the supernatural beings believed to inhabit ancient Ireland.
The tuatha dé were said to possess great power and knowledge.
The tuatha dé were believed to have fought wars with the humans of Ireland.
The tuatha dé were eventually defeated by the humans and forced to retreat to the Sidhe.
