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meaning "kernel" or "grain".
Other spellings and
earlier forms include Ethnea, Ethlend, Ethnen, Ethlenn, Ethnenn, Eithene, Ethne, Aithne, Enya, Ena, Edna...
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transports him by
magic to the top of Balor's tower,
where he
seduces Ethnea. In time,
Ethnea gives birth to triplets,
which Balor gathers up in a
sheet and...
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killed by his grandson. To
avoid his fate, he
locks his only daughter,
Ethnea (Eithne), in a
tower to keep her from
becoming pregnant.
Balor goes to the...
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mistaken nominative has been inferred.
Variations and
anglicizations include:
Ethnea, Eithliu, Ethlend, Ethnen, Ethlenn, Ethnenn, Ethne, Aithne, Enya, Lily,...
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commemorates this event.
Brian Boru (c. 942–1014), High King of
Ireland Saint Ethnea,
baptised by St Patrick, died
around 433 A.D.; her
Feast Day is 11 January...
- Fidelma, an
Irish princess baptised by St. Patrick. Marcella. "Saints
Ethnea and Fidelmia,
January 11".
Retrieved 16
March 2023. This page or section...
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occurs in 5th
century BCE
ethnographic p****ages. In Herodotus:
Seven tribes (
ethnea)
inhabit the Peloponnese. Two of
these are
autochthonous and are now settled...
- San
Alfonso (Kindergarten,
Primary and
Secondary School)
Colegio Santa Ethnea (Kindergarten,
Primary and
Secondary School) http://colegiosantaethnea.com...
- Shaw, 1985–1988
Group Captain Elizabeth Sandison, 1988–1991
Group Captain Ethnea Han****, 1991–1994 Air
Commodore Valerie Hand, 1994–1997 Air
Commodore Bob...
- cow from
MacKineely [sic], who then
forcibly impregnates Balor's
daughter Ethnea with the help of a
Leanan Sidhe.
Balor beheads him in revenge. According...