• -eacán(after a slender consonant)

FromOld Irish-acán.

-acán m

1. A double diminutive, used to derive nouns, both common and proper, from adjectives and other nouns.

   ‎geal(“white”) + ‎-acán → ‎gealacán

   ‎lámh(“hand”) + ‎-acán → ‎lámhacán

• -ecán(after a slender consonant)

From-óc +‎-án.

-acán m

1. A double diminutive, used to derive nouns, both common and proper, from adjectives and other nouns.

   ‎find(“fair, blond”) + ‎-acán → ‎Finnacán

   ‎áed(“fire”) + ‎-acán → ‎Áedacán

• Irish:-agán,-acán

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