Where does “capall” come from?

capall (Irish) comes from Old Irish capall, from Proto-Brythonic kėfɨl, from Proto-Celtic kappilos — horse.

capall (Irish): horse; mare; large, coarse

Definitions

  1. horse; mare; large, coarse

Ancestry of “capall”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Old Irishcapallhorse
2Proto-Brythonickėfɨlhorse
3Proto-Celtickappiloshorse

Words derived from “capall”

Every word from Proto-Celtic kappilos →Every word from Proto-Brythonic kėfɨl →Every word from Old Irish capall →