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   slainte

   /ˈslɑːntʃə/

   exclamation

   • 1. used to express friendly feelings towards one's companions before drinking: "‘Slainte,’ he said, raising his glass"

   Word Origin from Scottish Gaelic slàinte, literally ‘health’.

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   Is 'slainté' a Gaelic word?

   • If you’ve ever popped into a pub in Ireland, Scotland, or North America, you might have heard a strange Gaelic toast being uttered by those raising glasses. “Slainté”, an Irish Scots Gaelic word roughly equivalent to the English word “Cheers”, appears to be increasingly in vogue across bars in the United States and Canada.

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   What does Sláinte mean?

   • Sláinte is an Irish word meaning “health” and is pronounced “SLAWN-cha.” As a salute, it means “Cheers!” or “To your health!" Sláinte Volleyball Club was founded in 2001 by Nga Tran and Margi Beima with just one girls power team. Over the following five years, Slainte grew to 3 teams and then 5, 8, 13 and 18 teams.

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   What does Slainte mhaith mean?

   • Slainte mhaith, meaning “good health” — an expanded version of this toast. Slainteagatsa, meaning “and to your health also” — the most commonly accepted reply to the toast “slainte”. Should you be unfamiliar with Irish terminology, however, it is also perfectly acceptable to respond with “cheers” or another commonly-used toast.

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   How is Slainte pronounced?

   • The Irish slainte is phonetically pronounced “slan-che” in English, in which “slan” rhymes with “pan”, and “che” rhymes with “may”. The original root, slán, likely originated from Proto-Indo-European, from which the Latin word “salus”, again with the same meaning, eventually formed as well.

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