Where does “neulught” come from?

neulught (Manx) comes from Manx lught, from Old Irish lucht, from Proto-Celtic luxtus — contents; people, crowd.

neulught (Manx): to discharge; folmee, neulaad

Definitions

  1. to discharge; folmee, neulaad

Ancestry of “neulught”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Manxlughtpeople, folk; content, burden, cargo, load,...
2Old Irishluchtcontents; cargo; complement, crew, vessel
3Proto-Celticluxtuscontents; people, crowd
Every word from Proto-Celtic luxtus →Every word from Old Irish lucht →Every word from Manx lught →