conluan

food, Irish, Middle Irish lón, Old Irish lóon, adeps, commeatus, Old Breton lon, adeps: *louno-. Strachan and Stokes cf. Old Slavonic plu$$uti, caro, Latin plutà, a crust, Lettic pluta, a bowel. Bez. queries if it is allied to L.German flôm, raw suet, Old High German floum. It was usual to refer it to the same root as Greek $$Gplou$$ntos, wealth; and Ernault has suggested connection with blonag (*vlon), which is unlikely.

marsh, mud, meadow (Arg.), water (Skye): *lut-no-, root lut, muddy Old Irish loth, mud, Latin lutum; further root lu, lou, as in lod. It may be from *louno-, with the same root; cf. Middle Irish conluan, hounds' excrement.