Where does “aingiall” come from?

aingiall (Irish) comes from Irish ciall, from Old Irish cíall, from Celtic *kʷeislā.

aingiall (Irish): unreason; rough, unreasoning, person

Definitions

  1. unreason; rough, unreasoning, person

Ancestry of “aingiall”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Irishciallsense; sanity; normal state of mind
2Old Irishcíallsense, intelligence, mind; wisdom, good sense,...
3Celtic*kʷeislā—

Words derived from “aingiall”

Every word from Celtic *kʷeislā →Every word from Old Irish cíall →Every word from Irish ciall →