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Díthorba

Díthorba proper noun: one of the three High Kings of Ireland, who ruled in rotation with Áed Ruad and Cimbáeth, each ruling seven years in turn and for three seven-year periods.

Proper noun

Díthorba

  1. (Irish) One of the three High Kings of Ireland, who ruled in rotation with Áed Ruad and Cimbáeth, each ruling seven years in turn and for three seven-year periods.

Forms of Díthorba

alternative formDiothorba

Questions about Díthorba

What does Díthorba mean?
Díthorba means one of the three High Kings of Ireland, who ruled in rotation with Áed Ruad and Cimbáeth, each ruling seven years in turn and for three seven-year periods.
What part of speech is Díthorba?
Díthorba is a proper noun.

Words near Díthorba in the dictionary

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  2. Dêngqên
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  4. dëalates
  5. Dëne Sųłıné
  6. Díthorba
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  10. Döderlein's bacillus
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