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The native Irish name Tadhg ('poet') was anglicized Thady and Thaddeus in the 1800s. It is pronounced 'tyge' or, in the north, 'taig'.
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β 12y ago
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β 11y agoTadhg or Éamonn. The former is also anglicized as Timothy and the latter as Edmond and Edward.
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