- muineál, muinéal, Sc.G.
muineal oie [ei], [iː]
night Goidelic; from O.Ir.
adaig (accusative aidchi); cf. Ir. oíche, Sc.G.
oidhche ooh [au], [uː] egg Goidelic;...
- Lith žiema "winter" Gaul
Giamonios "winter month"; OIr gam "winter", gem-
adaig "winter night"; OW gaem "winter" jmeṙ "winter", jiwn "snow" Gheg dimën,...
-
hiziou "today"
Night *noχt-, *ad-akʷi-(?) (decam)noct- "(10)-night" nocht,
adaig nocht, oíche nochd,
oidhche noght, oie noson, nos neth (comp.), nos neiz...
-
underworld deities:
Gabriel Sopeña [es]
tentatively saw a
connection with
Irish adaig 'night',
which may
indicate a
relation to the underworld. Similarly, in...
- lest they
should come upon them unawares'). (Line 4150) states- Is hí inn
adaig cétna
rabert Dubthach Dáel Ulad na
briathra sa oc
feraib Hérend i Slemain...
