bodach
Gaelophone
tricksterism
Puck
leprechaun
Gael
Middle Irish
Scottish Gaelic language
Nickneven
Middle Irish language
Gaelically
Ijiraq
boggish
Allister
Ewan
Roy
Donald
Dougal
Callum
Alastair
Gaelicism
Fergus
Allistaire
Euan
Allistair
Calum
Lochlan
folk writer
runesmith
Alistair
Dorcha
Scots Gaelic language
Sorcha
mythical creature
nameplay
vitki
mythical monster
Scottish Gaelic
Scots Gaelic
Gaelic
mudcloth
dative absolute
mischief-maker
water dragon
Rhiannon
Tom Thumb
Manx
booner
Manx language
trickster
woodkern
Gaelicize
fenodyree
casteller
sowlth
Kenna
chimera
nickum
Headless Horseman
Cormican
Carmical
Clelland
Cutchin
Cubbison
Crombie
Colquhoun
Dalyell
Balmain
Dalgleish
Crandall
Cowans
Crumby
Dalglish
Doig
Briccriu
Brodie
Hamish
Arbuckle
Donachie
Clendenning
Coughran
Carrick
merrow
Buchannon
Dalzell
Arbuthnot
Collister
finfolk
Cromie
Culbreath
Alphin
Dalziel
Angus
Bratten
Coughtrey
dreamcatcher
Dewar
Cleghorn

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