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TĂșath is a common Celtic word traceable to Indo-European (teutā). It means 'tribe', a term for the basic social unit of Celtic society, made up of 3,000 people, & ruled over by a king (Ir. rĂ­, Gaulish rÄ«x, Welsh rhĂ­). The TĂșath system was most long-lasting in Ireland.
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