alanna
Also used as slang
View on the slang dictionary page →An Irish dialect term of address used to express affection, typically toward a child or young person — roughly equivalent to 'dear,' 'pet,' or 'child.' Used vocatively, almost always as a standalone address rather than a descriptive noun. It carries warmth and tenderness and is strongly associated with Irish English and Hiberno-English dialect. Still occasionally heard in Ireland, particularly from older generations, and appears frequently in Irish literature, folk song, and period drama.
Come here to me, alanna — you look absolutely shattered, sit down and have your tea.
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(dialect, Ireland, as a term of address) child.
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