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amadan

 [ah-muh-dawn]  

a·ma·dan

   [ah-muh-dawn]
noun Irish.
fool.
Origin:
< Irish amadán, diminutive (with suffix -án) of amaid a foolish woman < *anmedy witless (< *an-man-t-i; compare mental1), crossed with *ameth (< *ambi-bito-; compare Old Irish baéth foolish) very foolish
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