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In the Irish language, 'star' is réalta [rail-ta]. A small star would be réaltán [rail-taun]or réiltín[railt-yeen]. The second word also means 'celebrity/star'.
Reul in Scots Gaelic.
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∙ 11y agoIn Scottish Gaelic star is rionnag, reul(t);
in Irish it is réalta.
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