feidhleach

Feidhleach is a term with origins in the Irish language. It is often translated as meaning "wanderer" or "traveler." The word can be used to describe someone who moves from place to place, either by necessity or by choice. It carries a connotation of being unattached or without a fixed abode.

Historically, the term might have been applied to various groups of people in Ireland, including those who followed seasonal work, traveling performers, or individuals who were displaced. In modern usage, "feidhleach" can describe a person who enjoys traveling extensively, experiencing different cultures and environments. It can also refer to someone who is restless or seeking new experiences. The word is not necessarily negative, and can imply a sense of freedom and independence. It is a term that reflects a certain lifestyle or personality trait associated with movement and exploration.