muin
FromMiddle Englishmone,Old Englishmōna, fromProto-West Germanic*mānō, fromProto-Germanic*mēnô, fromProto-Indo-European*mḗh₁n̥s(“moon, month”), from*meh₁-(“to measure”).
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muin (pluralmuins)
FromOld Irishmuin, fromProto-Celtic*monis,*manyā, fromProto-Indo-European*mon-(“neck”).
muin f (genitive singularmuin)
FromOld Irishmúinid, possibly fromLatinmoneō(“to remind, advise, teach”), with phonological influence frommūnire(“to defend, protect”).
muin (pastmhuin,futuremuinidh,verbal nounmuineadh,past participlemuinte)
