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Where does “timne” come from?

timne (Old Irish) comes from Old Irish do·immna — commits, entrusts, bequeaths, enjoins, commands.

timne (Old Irish): command, precept, will, testament

Definitions

  1. command, precept, will, testament

Ancestry of “timne”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Old Irishdo·immnacommits, entrusts, bequeaths, enjoins, commands

Words derived from “timne”

  • banthiomnóir
  • tiomna
  • díthiomnacht
  • díthiomnóir
  • tiomnach
  • díthiomnach
  • tiomnóir
  • tiomnacht
  • tiomnaigh
  • neuhymnoil
  • çhymnee
  • çhymneyder
  • çhymney
  • neuhymnagh
  • neuhymnaght
  • çhymnagh
  • çhymnaght
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