Editing Aos Sí (section)

===Other names in Irish folklore===
The ''Aos sí'' are known by many names in Ireland, among them:<ref name="sidhe" />
* ''Aingil Anúabhair'': "Proud angels"
* ''Daoine Uaisle': "The noble folk"
* ''Daoine maithe'': "Good people"
* ''Deamhan Aerig'': "Air demons"
* ''Dream Anúabhair'': "Excessively proud [people]"
* ''Sídhfir'': "fairy men"
* ''Sídheógaídhe'': "Young Moundlings"
* ''Slúagh Cille'':  "Host of the churchyard"
* ''Slúagh na Marbh'': "Host of the dead"
* ''Slúagh Sídhe'': "Mound host"
* ''Slúagh-Sídhe-Thúatha-Dé-Danann'': "Mound host of the Túatha Dé Danann"
* ''na Uaisle'': "The noble" or "The gentry"