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Your book is wrong
by Merriment (guest)
1/13/2003, 6:20 PM
in reply to a message by raindancing
The Welsh for doe is 'ewig'. There is a Welsh word 'tegan' meaning toy, trinket, but this derives from the original element teg - e.g. it comes from the same root as the name, but is not the same as the name.
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