Where does “Laidin” come from?

Laidin (Irish) comes from Old Irish Laiten, from Latin latina, from Latin Latium — {{w|Latium}}; the region around Rome.

Laidin (Irish): Latin; unintelligible speech

Definitions

  1. Latin; unintelligible speech

Ancestry of “Laidin”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Old IrishLaitenLatin language
2Latinlatinanominative feminine singular of latīnus;...
3LatinLatium{{w|Latium}}; the region around Rome

Words derived from “Laidin”

Every word from Latin Latium →Every word from Latin latina →Every word from Old Irish Laiten →