Where does “gataid” come from?

gataid (Old Irish) comes from Old Irish gait, from Proto-Celtic gozdis.

gataid (Old Irish): to take away, to remove; to steal; For quotations...

Definitions

  1. to take away, to remove; to steal; For quotations...

Ancestry of “gataid”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Old Irishgaitverbal noun of gataid: theft
2Proto-Celticgozdis—

Words derived from “gataid”

Every word from Proto-Celtic gozdis →Every word from Old Irish gait →