skianagh

Manx

Etymology

From Old Irish scíathánach (“winged”), from scíathán (“wing”); synchronically, skian (“wing”) +‎ -agh (adjectival suffix) (compare Irish sciathánach).

Adjective

skianagh

winged, pinioned
finned, finny

Antonyms

(winged): neuskianagh

Noun

skianagh m (genitive singular skianagh, plural skianee)

winged creature, fowl

References

“scíathánach” in Dictionary of the Irish Language, Royal Irish Academy, 1913–76.

单词	skianagh
释义	skianagh Manx Etymology From Old Irish scíathánach (“winged”), from scíathán (“wing”); synchronically, skian (“wing”) +‎ -agh (adjectival suffix) (compare Irish sciathánach). Adjective skianagh winged, pinioned finned, finny Antonyms (winged): neuskianagh Noun skianagh m (genitive singular skianagh, plural skianee) winged creature, fowl References “scíathánach” in Dictionary of the Irish Language, Royal Irish Academy, 1913–76.
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