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How can you say The King of all winners in ancient Gaelic or Viking languages?
Teacherdennis
In Irish it's "an Rí na mbuaiteorí ar fad".
The Norse language and Gaelic are not closely related, BTW.
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∙ 14y agoIn Irish it's boochore (buaiteoir)
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