ynnyd

ynnyd

See also: Ynnyd

Manx

Etymology

From Old Irish inad (“place, spot”).

Noun

ynnyd m (genitive singular ynnyd, plural ynnydyn)

1. place, spot
2. position, location
3. seat (of government)

Derived terms

• bun-ynnyd (“base, headquarters”)
• ynnyd aer (“air base”)
• ynnydagh (“delegate, deputy, representative, attorney, local”)
• ynnydaght (“lieutenancy”)
• ynnyd baghee (“billet”)
• ynnyd boayl (“pitch”)
• ynnyd caaoil (“vantage”)
• ynnyd casherick (“sanctuary”)
• ynnyd chruinnee (“rendezvous”)
• ynnyd coshey (“footmark, foothold”)
• ynnyd cowrey (“impress, imprint, impression”)
• ynnydee (“substitute, locum tenens, commissary, procurator, proxy, assignee”)
• ynnydeyr (“stand in”)
• ynnyd faagee (“point of departure”)
• ynnyd faishnagh (“oracle”)
• ynnyd fea (“resting place”)
• ynnyd haishbynys (“show place”)
• ynnyd hassoo (“bus stop”)
• ynnyd hellan (“apiary”)
• ynnyd jeihoil (“decimal place”)
• ynnyd keayrtey (“sojourn”)
• ynnyd lheeys (“ambulatory”)
• ynnyd lheie ersooyl (“vanishing point”)
• ynnyd loght (“venue”)
• ynnyd mooie (“location”)
• ynnyd ny merriu (“morgue, mortuary”)
• ynnyd oanluckee (“catacombs, burial place”)
• ynnydoil (“local, district”)
• ynnyd phlaihagh (“plague spot”)
• ynnyd scrutee (“check point”)
• ynnyd seyrey (“holiday resort”)
• ynnyd tarlheimagh (“landing ground”)
• ynnyd toshee (“jumping off place”)
• ynnyd traieagh (“landing place”)
• ynnyd vaghee (“dwelling place, domicile, habitation”)
• ynnyd valjagh (“civic centre”)
• ynnyd vargee (“marketplace”)
• ynnyd vashtee (“baptistry”)
• ynnyd veaghee (“mansion, abode, residence”)
• ynnyd vingey (“venue”)
• ynnyd vondeish (“vantage”)
• ynnyd whaiyllee (“rendezvous”)
• ynnyd wheeylagh (“wheel track, wheel rut”)
• ynnyd ymmyrt (“ferry”)
• ynnydys (“locality”)
• ynnyd y vreck (“pockmark”)
• Yn Ynnyd (“Shrovetide”)

 

References

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