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wirra

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wir·ra  (wr)
interj. Irish
Used to express sorrow or anxious concern.

[From Irish Gaelic a Mhuire, Virgin Mary : a, O (from Old Irish á) + Muire, Mary.]

wirra [ˈwɪrə]
interj
Irish an exclamation of sorrow or deep concern
[shortened from Irish Gaelic a Muire! O Mary! as invocation to the Virgin Mary]


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