Where does “imdae” come from?

imdae (Old Irish) comes from Old Irish imbed, from Proto-Celtic imbetom — great quantity.

imdae (Old Irish): many, numerous; bed; couch

Definitions

  1. many, numerous; bed; couch

Ancestry of “imdae”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Old Irishimbeda large quantity, a large number, abundance,...
2Proto-Celticimbetomgreat quantity

Words derived from “imdae”

Every word from Proto-Celtic imbetom →Every word from Old Irish imbed →