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What are the Celtic translations of 'doom'?

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In Irish it's "breith"

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cinniúint: fate. destiny, chance; tragedy, misfortune

míchinniúint: ill fate, evil destiny

oidhe: slaying, violent death; tragedy, tragic tale; tragic destiny, fate; ill usage; deserts; deserving object.

léarscrios:

creach: loss, ruin

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