#SnaST 44 inis [ˈinʲəsʲ] (ī, f) "island" dil.ie/28744 Cogn: W ynys, LC enys, OB inis, enes, MB enes, NB enez, Vann. iniz "island" Reco: PC *enistī- < pre-Clt *h₁eni-sth₂-ih₂- "the one standing inside (the sea)" Unusual in that it does not lenite a following word.

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Forget Brexit, those with high hopes of an Independent Cornish Labour Party have had their hopes cruelly dashed by this conference. #Lab19

Cumbric Word of the Day is now Celtic Word of the Day! We hope that you enjoy the new page! 🙂 ▪️ Eng: Meadow --- ▪️ Brythonic:❓ ▪️ Celtic: dolā / dholo- --- ▪️ Cumb.: dol ▪️ Pict.: *dol --- ▪️ Bre: pradenn ▪️ Cor: dōl ▪️ Gla: dail ▪️ Gle: móinéar ▪️ Glv: lheeannee ▪️ Wel: dôl

Celtic Word of the Day dol =fertile and low place in Breton

▪️ Eng: Mountain --- ▪️ C. Brythonic: moniđo- ▪️ C. Celtic:❓ --- ▪️ Cumb.: mynydd ▪️ Pict.: monid --- ▪️ Bre: menez ▪️ Cor: menedh/menydh ▪️ Gla: monadh/sliabh/beinn ▪️ Gle: sliabh ▪️ Glv: muyne/slieau/beinn ▪️ Wel: mynydd Reference lists available at Cumbric.org

Celtic Word of the Day The word Beann exists in Ireland, both in place names and in as a productive everyday word.

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Berkshire presumably derives its name from the Cumbric word "barroc", meaning a spur in topography. Irish: speir Welsh: barrog (singular), barogau (plural)

🏝️ The word for 'island' in various Celtic languages: Breton: enez Cornish: enys Cumbric: inis Irish: oileán/inis Manx: ellan/innys Scottish Gaelic: eilean/innis Welsh: ynys

The word for 'seagull' in various Celtic languages: Breton: gouelan/goélan Common Celtic: *voilenno- Cornish: golan Irish: faoileán Manx: foillan Scottish Gaelic: faoileag Welsh: gwylan

Celtic Word of the Day Goolan in standard Cornish

Celtic Word of the Day @ptarmiganthony Ynysoedd Gwylan off Aberdaron are home to several hundred pairs of Great-black Lesser Backs and and Herring Gulls.

🐕 The word for 'dog' in various Celtic languages: Breton: ki Common Celtic: *kū Cornish: ki Cumbric: ci Irish (Modern): madra Irish (Old): cú Manx: moddey/coo Scottish Gaelic: cù Welsh: ci

🌊 The word for 'wave' in various Celtic languages: Breton: tonn/gwagenn Common Celtic: *tundā- Cornish: tonn Irish: tonn Manx: tonn Scottish Gaelic: tonn Welsh: ton/gwaneg

🌳🌳 The word for 'birch' in various Celtic languages: Breton: bezv Common Brythonic: *betuā- Common Celtic: *betuā- Cornish: besow Gaulish: *betuā- Irish: beith Manx: beih Scottish Gaelic: beithe Welsh: bedw

💕The word for 'affection' in various Celtic languages: Breton: serc'h Breton (Old): serch Cornish: sergh/hegaredh Irish: searc Irish (Old): serc Scottish Gaelic: seirc Welsh: serch

Hi, guys! It's been a long time, happy to be back! 💐The word for 'spring' in various Celtic languages: Breton: nevezamzer Brythonic: *u̯esantēno- Celtic: *wesrakos Cornish: gwenton Cornish (Old): guaintoin Irish: earrach Scottish: earrach Welsh: gwanwyn Welsh (Old): guiannuin

🌧️ The word for 'rain' in various Celtic languages: Breton: glav Breton (Middle): glau Common Celtic: *glawā Cornish: glaw Cornish (Old): glau Irish: báisteach, fearthainn Irish (Old): baistech Manx: fliaghey Scottish Gaelic: uisge Welsh: glaw

🌞 The word for 'summer' in various Celtic languages: Breton: hañv Breton (Middle): haff, haf Breton (Old): ham Common Celtic: *samo- (from Indo-European *sem-) Cornish: haf, hav Gaulish: samo- Irish: samhradh Irish (Old): sam Manx: sourey Scottish Gaelic: samhradh Welsh: haf