Where does “deimhin” come from?

deimhin (Irish) comes from Old Irish demin, from Proto-Celtic demenis — certain.

deimhin (Irish): sure, certain; certainty; assurance, proof

Definitions

  1. sure, certain; certainty; assurance, proof

Ancestry of “deimhin”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Old Irishdeminsure, certain
2Proto-Celticdemeniscertain

Words derived from “deimhin”

Every word from Proto-Celtic demenis →Every word from Old Irish demin →