- gallowglass
modification of the Irish word, from gall foreigner + óglach young man, warrior
1: a mercenary or retainer of an Irish chief
2: an armed Irish foot soldier
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Leigh mé Galloglas le deireanas. Tá sé inspéise. Tá mo notaí anseo.
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