Where does “cneas” come from?

cneas (Irish) comes from Old Irish cnes, from Proto-Celtic *knissos — skin.

cneas (Irish): skin, bark, rind; body, waist

Definitions

  1. skin, bark, rind; body, waist

Ancestry of “cneas”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Old Irishcnesskin, surface; body, flesh
2Proto-Celtic*knissosskin

Words derived from “cneas”

Every word from Proto-Celtic *knissos →Every word from Old Irish cnes →