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'''Nuadu''', also spelled '''Nuada''', '''Nuadha''' (pronounced /'n̪ˠuːəðə/, genitive ''Nuadat'', ''Nuadhat'') is an [[Irish language|Irish]] name, cognate with the Romano-British [[god]] [[Nodens]], which is borne by several figures from [[Irish mythology]], legend and historical tradition, including: | '''Nuadu''', also spelled '''Nuada''', '''Nuadha''' (pronounced /'n̪ˠuːəðə/, genitive ''Nuadat'', ''Nuadhat'') is an [[Irish language|Irish]] name, cognate with the Romano-British [[god]] [[Nodens]], which is borne by several figures from [[Irish mythology]], legend and historical tradition, including: | ||
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*[[Mug Nuadat]], legendary king of [[Munster]], traditionally dated to the 2nd century AD | *[[Mug Nuadat]], legendary king of [[Munster]], traditionally dated to the 2nd century AD | ||
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Nuadu, also spelled Nuada, Nuadha (pronounced /'n̪ˠuːəðə/, genitive Nuadat, Nuadhat) is an Irish name, cognate with the Romano-British god Nodens, which is borne by several figures from Irish mythology, legend and historical tradition, including:
- Nuadu Airgetlám, king of the Tuatha Dé Danann
- Nuadu Finn Fáil, legendary High King of Ireland, traditionally dated to the 8th-11th centuries BC
- Nuadu Necht, legendary High King and ancestor of Finn mac Cumaill, traditionally dated to the 1st-2nd century BC
- Mug Nuadat, legendary king of Munster, traditionally dated to the 2nd century AD