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cei·lidh
noun
also cei·lidhe \ˈkālē\
(-s)
Etymology: Irish Gaelic cēilidhe & Scottish Gaelic cēilidh, from Middle Irish cēlide, from Old Irish cēle, cēile companion, husband; akin to Latin civis citizen — more at cemetery
1. Irish & Scotland : a friendly call : visit
2. Irish & Scotland : an evening entertainment usually with storytelling and singing or dancing |