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flath Irish Hist.
Also flaith.
[Irish.]
A lord (see quots.).
1873Sullivan Introd. O'Curry's Anc. Irish I. 101 The first class [of Aires] were the true lords or Flaths, the Hlaford of the Anglo-Saxons. 1876― in Encycl. Brit. V. 799 An aire whose family held the same land for three generations was called a flaith or lord. |