Aillén

Aillén, Ailléne, Ellén, Oillín [Ir. ellén, monstrous; cf. Ir. ailill, sprite; W ellyll, spirit]. Several figures in early Irish narrative bear this name, the best known of which was Aillén mac Midgna.

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