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Saint Bridget - translation to English
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
St Bridget; St. Bridget; St.Bridget; St-bridget; Saint Bridget (disambiguation)
Saint Bridget
n. Saint Bridget, Brigitte von Irland (451-523), irische Heilige und Äbtissin, Schutzpatronin von Irland
St. Bride
![John Duncan]] (1913)](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/John Duncan (1913) Saint Bride.jpg?width=200 "John Duncan]] (1913)")
![[[Kildare Cathedral]], built on the site of the original abbey said to have been founded by Brigid](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Kildare - Kildare Cathedral - 20220922115505.jpg?width=200 "[[Kildare Cathedral]], built on the site of the original abbey said to have been founded by Brigid")
![A 16th-century [[fresco]] by [[Lorenzo Lotto]] in the [[Suardi Chapel]] showing Brigid turning water into beer (left) and healing a blind man (right)](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Lorenzo Lotto - Blessings of St Bridget (detail) - WGA13688.jpg?width=200 "A 16th-century [[fresco]] by [[Lorenzo Lotto]] in the [[Suardi Chapel]] showing Brigid turning water into beer (left) and healing a blind man (right)")
![A reliquary of Saint Brigid in [[Old Saint Peter's Church, Strasbourg]]](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Reliques de Sainte Brigitte d'Irlande.jpg?width=200 "A reliquary of Saint Brigid in [[Old Saint Peter's Church, Strasbourg]]")
![Saint Brigid's Cross]] or ''Crosóg Bhríde''](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Saint Brigid's cross.jpg?width=200 "Saint Brigid's Cross]] or ''Crosóg Bhríde''")
![A painting of Saint Brigid in [[St. Patrick's Chapel, Glastonbury]]](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/St. Brigid Painting.jpg?width=200 "A painting of Saint Brigid in [[St. Patrick's Chapel, Glastonbury]]")
IRISH ABBESS AND SAINT
Mary of the Gael; Bridget of Ireland; BRIGID of Ireland; St. Brigid; Bridget, Saint; Bride, Saint; Saint Brigid of Ireland; Saint Brigit; Saint Bride; Saint Brigit of Ireland; Saint Brigid; St Bride; Saint Ffraid of Ireland; Brigid of Ireland; St. Brigid of Kildare; St. bridgett; Saint Brigid of Kildare; Saint Bridgit; St Brigid's Well; St. Bride; St. Brid; St Brid; Saint Brid; St. Bridgit; St Bridgit; St. Brigit; St Brigit; St Brigid; St. Bríd; St Bríd; Saint Bríd; Naomh Bhríde; Naomh Bhride; St Brigid of Kildare; St. Brigit of Kildare; St Brigit of Kildare; Saint Brigit of Kildare; Bridget of Kildare; Saint Bridget of Kildare; St. Bridget of Kildare; St Bridget of Kildare; Bridgit of Kildare; Saint Bridgit of Kildare; St. Bridgit of Kildare; St Bridgit of Kildare; Saint Brid of Kildare; St. Brid of Kildare; St Brid of Kildare; Bride of Kildare; Saint Bride of Kildare; St. Bride of Kildare; St Bride of Kildare; Bríd of Kildare; Saint Bríd of Kildare; St. Bríd of Kildare; St Bríd of Kildare; St. Brigid of Ireland; St Brigid of Ireland; Brigit of Ireland; St. Brigit of Ireland; St Brigit of Ireland; Saint Bridget of Ireland; St. Bridget of Ireland; St Bridget of Ireland; Bridgit of Ireland; Saint Bridgit of Ireland; St. Bridgit of Ireland; St Bridgit of Ireland; Brid of Ireland; Saint Brid of Ireland; St. Brid of Ireland; St Brid of Ireland; Bride of Ireland; Saint Bride of Ireland; St. Bride of Ireland; St Bride of Ireland; Bríd of Ireland; Saint Bríd of Ireland; St. Bríd of Ireland; St Bríd of Ireland; St. brigids well; St. Brigid’s well; Saint Brigid’s Well; St. Brigid’s Well; Brigid of kildare; Life of Brigid; St Brigid’s Well; Mary of Erin; Vita Sanctae Brigidae; Saint Ffraid; Saint Fraid; Fraid; Ffraid; Brigit of Kildare; Saint Brigte; Saint Briget; Saint Brigida; Saint Brigantia; Naomh Bríd; Naomh Bríd Chill Dara
n. Saint Bridget, Bridget von Irland (451-523), irische Heilige und Äbtissin, Schutzpatronin von Irland
Brigid of Ireland
IRISH ABBESS AND SAINT
Mary of the Gael; Bridget of Ireland; BRIGID of Ireland; St. Brigid; Bridget, Saint; Bride, Saint; Saint Brigid of Ireland; Saint Brigit; Saint Bride; Saint Brigit of Ireland; Saint Brigid; St Bride; Saint Ffraid of Ireland; Brigid of Ireland; St. Brigid of Kildare; St. bridgett; Saint Brigid of Kildare; Saint Bridgit; St Brigid's Well; St. Bride; St. Brid; St Brid; Saint Brid; St. Bridgit; St Bridgit; St. Brigit; St Brigit; St Brigid; St. Bríd; St Bríd; Saint Bríd; Naomh Bhríde; Naomh Bhride; St Brigid of Kildare; St. Brigit of Kildare; St Brigit of Kildare; Saint Brigit of Kildare; Bridget of Kildare; Saint Bridget of Kildare; St. Bridget of Kildare; St Bridget of Kildare; Bridgit of Kildare; Saint Bridgit of Kildare; St. Bridgit of Kildare; St Bridgit of Kildare; Saint Brid of Kildare; St. Brid of Kildare; St Brid of Kildare; Bride of Kildare; Saint Bride of Kildare; St. Bride of Kildare; St Bride of Kildare; Bríd of Kildare; Saint Bríd of Kildare; St. Bríd of Kildare; St Bríd of Kildare; St. Brigid of Ireland; St Brigid of Ireland; Brigit of Ireland; St. Brigit of Ireland; St Brigit of Ireland; Saint Bridget of Ireland; St. Bridget of Ireland; St Bridget of Ireland; Bridgit of Ireland; Saint Bridgit of Ireland; St. Bridgit of Ireland; St Bridgit of Ireland; Brid of Ireland; Saint Brid of Ireland; St. Brid of Ireland; St Brid of Ireland; Bride of Ireland; Saint Bride of Ireland; St. Bride of Ireland; St Bride of Ireland; Bríd of Ireland; Saint Bríd of Ireland; St. Bríd of Ireland; St Bríd of Ireland; St. brigids well; St. Brigid’s well; Saint Brigid’s Well; St. Brigid’s Well; Brigid of kildare; Life of Brigid; St Brigid’s Well; Mary of Erin; Vita Sanctae Brigidae; Saint Ffraid; Saint Fraid; Fraid; Ffraid; Brigit of Kildare; Saint Brigte; Saint Briget; Saint Brigida; Saint Brigantia; Naomh Bríd; Naomh Bríd Chill Dara
n. Bridget aus Irland, Heilige Bridget (451-523), irische Heilige und Äbtissin, Schutzpatronin von Irland; Nachname
Definition
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