Where does “gúna” come from?

gúna (Middle Irish) comes from Anglo-Norman gune, from Old French goune, from Late Latin gunna, from Ancient Greek γούνα, from Proto-Slavic *guna — coarse fur clothing.

gúna (Middle Irish): gown; outer tunic or dress

Definitions

gown; outer tunic or dress

Ancestry of “gúna”, step by step

Step	Language	Word	Meaning
1	Anglo-Norman	gune	—
2	Old French	goune	gown; robe
3	Late Latin	gunna	leather garment, a fur; a kind of leather garment
4	Ancient Greek	γούνα	coarse garment
5	Proto-Slavic	*guna	coarse fur clothing

Words derived from “gúna”

gooyn
gúna
gun
fo-ghooyn
fo-ghúna
gúnadóir
gúnadóireacht

Every word from Proto-Slavic *guna →Every word from Ancient Greek γούνα →Every word from Late Latin gunna →