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==Because I'm a pedant who doesn't sleep much==
Possible etonyms for the name of "Ridlaegh":
*Rí Liath: Grey King (overtones of age/wisdom)
*Rí Deighil: ''lit'' 'Separate' King (overtones of otherness, strangeness, foreign-ness)
*Rí Díleá: King of Digestion. Om nom.
*Rí Dleacht: Royal Duty, Dutiful King
**In the above, "rí" (king) could alternatively be replaced by "ríog" (spasm, paroxysm) or "reithe" (ram). As such, I'm leaning towards Ríog Díleá (ree-og djeelyah, which gives for a plausible Romance/Saxonic bastardisation to the end result), which literally translates as "digestive spasm", or more roughly, "feeding frenzy". This all, of course, assumes Q-Celtic, and not the Welsh/Brythonic P-Celtic which is significantly different, and a lot more flowery-looking. {{User:Misanthropy/Sig}} 06:03, 19 October 2010 (BST)