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The term "keavagh" is derived from Irish and translates to "a little bit of a burden" or "a little bit of a nuisance" in English. It often conveys a sense of something that is slightly bothersome or troublesome, but not overly serious. The word can also carry a tone of endearment, suggesting a minor annoyance that is still manageable.

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