hullad
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Etymology
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Pronunciation
Noun
hullad f (genitive singular hullad, plural hulladyn)
Derived terms
- eean-hullad (“owlet”)
- hullad eairkagh (“long-eared owl”)
- hullad ghiare-chleayshagh, hullad ny gurreeyn (“short-eared owl”)
- hullad ghoan, hullad ouyr (“tawny owl”)
- hullad rhennee (“nightjar”)
- hullad rhullickey (“screech owl”)
- hullad soailt, hullad vane (“barn owl, white owl”)
- hullad veg (“little owl”)
- hullad vooar (“eagle owl”)
- hulladagh (“owlish”)