English to Samoan Meaning of gael - Gael

Gael :

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Definitions of gael in English
Noun(1) a Gaelic-speaking Celt in Ireland or Scotland or the Isle of Man
Examples of gael in English
(1) What's so bizarre about members of the public, shock horror, enjoying a film with a storyline that can be followed on gadzooks ! - one viewing without having to buy the accompanying crib notes?(2) Older people have more time, more money, and now - gadzooks !
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gael, gaelic, gaels
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