Menapian nouns: oun

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Etymology

From Middle Menapian oun, from Old Menapian oun, from Primitive Menapian awon ("river"), from Proto-Bythonic aβon ("river"), from Proto-Celtic *abonos; genitive singular of *abū ("river"). Cognate with Welsh afon ("river"), Breton aven ("river"), Cornish avon ("ship"), Irish abhainn ("river"), Scottish Gaelic abhainn ("river"), and Manx awin.

oun

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /ɔun/

Definition

Noun

f oun

  1. a river.

Declension

Declension of oun
Singular Plural
definite d'oun d'ouns
indefinite uin oun neck ouns
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