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Where does “cadjin” come from?

cadjin (Manx) comes from Middle Irish coitchenn, from Proto-Celtic kom-teges-nos.

cadjin (Manx): normal, unexceptional, commonplace; popular,...

Definitions

  1. normal, unexceptional, commonplace; popular,...

Ancestry of “cadjin”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Middle Irishcoitchenn—
2Proto-Celtickom-teges-nos—

Words derived from “cadjin”

  • neuchadjin
  • co-chadjin
  • co-chadjinys
  • shamyr chadjin
  • neuchadjinagh
  • neuchadjinys
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