laogh
-aoigh, pl. laoigh & laoghan, sm Calf, the young of a cow or deer. 2 Term of endearment for a child. 3* Friend. Is binn guth laoigh á beinn, pleasant is the voice of a fawn from the mountains; mo laogh geal! my dear soul! — lit. my white calf, which looks comical when translated — the English use 'ducky' in the same sense; a laoigh mo chridhe! my darling! Oidhche Shamhna theirear gamhna ris na laoigh, at Hallow Eve calves are called stirks.
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