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In Irish, the term "daideo" does not have a fada. The word "daideo" without a fada refers to "grandfather." If you add a fada (á) to the first "a" in "daidéo," it becomes "daidéó," which is not a standard Irish word. Fadas are important in Irish as they can change the meaning and pronunciation of words.

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