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cumang

1 acfhuinn

acuinn, acfhuinn

apparatus, accoutrements, Irish acfuinn, Early Irish accmaing, means, apparatus: ad-cumang, Old Irish cumang, potentia; See further under cumhachd.

Etymological dictionary of the Gaelic language > acfhuinn
2 acuinn

acuinn, acfhuinn

apparatus, accoutrements, Irish acfuinn, Early Irish accmaing, means, apparatus: ad-cumang, Old Irish cumang, potentia; See further under cumhachd.

Etymological dictionary of the Gaelic language > acuinn
3 cumhachd

power, so Irish, Old Irish cumachte, Welsh cyfoeth, power, riches, *kom-akto, root ag, drive, carry, Latin ago, Greek $$Ga$$'/gw, English act, etc. (Stokes). The Old Irish cumang, potestas, is doubtless a nasalised form of the root ag (= ang); it has been referred to the root ang, Latin angere, etc., as in cumhang below, but the meaning is unsatisfactory. The word cumhachd has also been analysed as co-mag-tu-, where mag has been bariously referred to Indo-European meg, great (Gaelic $$G mégas, English much), or Indo-European me$$-gh (English may, Latin machina, machine).

Etymological dictionary of the Gaelic language > cumhachd
4 cumhang

narrow, Irish cúmhang, Old Irish cumang, Welsh cyfang, *kom-ango-s; root ang; Greek $$Ga$$'\gw, choke, $$Ga$$'/ghi, near; Latin ango, angustus; German eng.

Etymological dictionary of the Gaelic language > cumhang

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