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Magh da chaimeacli, ' Plain of two priests.' AFM. 



Magh da cUaoine, ' Plain of two sins.' AFM. 



Magh da chonn, ' Plain of two dogs.' APM. 



Magh da ghabhul, ' Plain of two forks.' APM. 



Magh da ghabhor, ' Plain of two goats.' APM. 



Magh eter da gias, ' Plain between two streams.' APM. 



Magh dah ges, ' Plain of two talus.'' "Windisch. 



Magh da eo, ' Plan of two yew trees.' Pinn. 



Oilean da chruinne, ' Island of two round hills.' 



Oilean da bherrach, ' Island of two heifers.' Tigern., 246.. 



Ros da charn, ' Wood of two heaps.' AFM. 



Eos da chorr, ' Wood of two cranes.' 



Rinn da bharc, ' Point of two ships.' S. G. 



Sliabh da chon, ' Mountain of two hounds.' AFM. 



Sliabh da en, ' Mountain of two birds.' AFM. 



Snamh da en, ' Swimming-place of two birds.' Trip. 



Tir da ghlass, ' Land of two streams.' AFM. 



Tir ghlass. Trip., 206. 



Tuaim da bhodhar, ' Tomb of two deaf men.' HFM. 



Tuaim da ghualann, ' Tomb of two shoulders.' HFM. 



Tir da chraebh, ' Land of two trees.' M. D. 



Tir da locha, ' Land of two lakes.' S. G. 



Traigh da bhan, ' Strand of two women.' 



Tulach da each, • Hill of two horses.' 



Tulach da roth, ' Hill of two wheels.' 



Tuath da mhuighe, ' Land of two plains.' 



{Personal appellations.) 



Colla da chrich, ' CoUa of two countries.' 



Dubh da bhoirenn, ' Dark man of two rocks.' S. G. 



Dubh da chrich, ' Dark man of two countries.' Tigern., 241. 



Dubh da dhet, * Dark man of two teeth.' 



Dubh da dhoss, ' Dark man of two bushes.' Tigern., 246. 



Dubh da lacha, ' Dark man of two ducks.' Tigern, 246. 



Dubh da leithi, ' Dark man of two portions.' a96. 



Dubh da tuath, ' Dark man of two territories.' 



Dubh da inbher, ' Dark man of two estuaries.' 



Fer da liach, ' Man of two sorrows.' 



Fer da chrich, 'Man of two countries.' 396. 



Fer da loch, ' Man of two lakes.' 



