Where does “diongaibh” come from?
diongaibh (Irish) comes from Old Irish do·ingaib — ward off; save; depart.
diongaibh (Irish): to ward off, repel; to cope with, be a match for
Definitions
- to ward off, repel; to cope with, be a match for
Ancestry of “diongaibh”, step by step
| Step | Language | Word | Meaning |
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| 1 | Old Irish | do·ingaib | ward off; save; depart |