Aonghas

Irish Alternative forms ga Aonghus Etymology ga :inh mga:Aengus ga ine-pro *ǵews- From ga mga Aengus, mga Oengus, from ga sga Oíngus,33532 Oengus from sga oín one, from ga cel-pro *oinos, from ga ine-pro *óynos single, one. The etymology of the second element is disputed; most likely it is sga gus strength, vigour, from ga cel-pro *gustus, or it may be from ga ine-pro *ǵews- choose. Pronunciation ga Cork /eːˈn̪ˠiːsˠ/ ga Aran /ˈæŋɡəsˠ/ reflecting the anglicized form en Angus II 26 !!! II 257 ga Ulster /n̪ˠĩːsˠ/ /n̪ˠɯ̃ːsˠ/ older 47 121 Proper noun m ~a ga male Old Irish Angus Mutation References Further reading 1 Aonġus 35 Scottish Gaelic Alternative forms gd Aonghus pre-spelling reform Etymology gd :inh mga:Aengus gd ine-pro *ǵews- From gd mga Aengus, mga Oengus, from gd sga Oíngus, from sga oín one, from gd cel-pro *oinos, from gd ine-pro *óynos single, one. The etymology of the second element is disputed; most likely it is sga gus strength, vigour, from gd cel-pro *gustu-, or it may be from gd cel-pro *gus- choose, from gd ine-pro *ǵews- to choose. Pronunciation gd /ˈɯˈnɯ.əs̪/ gd /ˈn̪ˠɯ.əs̪/ !!! some dialects as if spelled gd Naoghas Proper noun m -ais ~an,Angaidh gd male Old Irish Angus,Innes,Aeneas Derived terms gd MacAonghais References smaller Further reading 33532 Oengus