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In Irish: Pilib.

In Scots Gaelic: Filip.

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In Scottish Gaelic it is spelled Filib;

in Irish is it spelled Pilib.

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Pilib is Irish - Filip is Scottish.

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The usual Irish Gaelic form is Pilib.

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