Mec Vanninn.

Brit.

/ˌmɛk ˈvanɪn/, U.S.

/ˌmɛk ˈvænən/

Origin: A borrowing from Manx. Etymon: Manx Mec Vannin.

Etymology: < Manx Mec Vannin, lit. ‘sons of (the Isle of) Man’ < mec , plural of mac son (see Mac n.¹) + Vannin , the lenited form of Mannin (Isle of) Man (see Manx adj.).

(The name of) a Manx nationalist party, established in 1962 and advocating full republican independence for the Isle of Man. Cf. Mebyon Kernow n., Meibion Glyndwr n.

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Scottish National Party1846

Scottish nationalist1850

Welsh Nationalist Party1886

Plaid1928

Scottish Nationalist Party1928

S.N.P.1935

Plaid Cymru1949

Mebyon Kernow1962

Mec Vannin1966

1966 Isle of Man Weekly Times 7 Jan. 8/2 (heading) Mec Vannin... Manx Nationalists could not be fully convinced by the argument that..the banks and the houses..are still Manx..even though their ownership and administration is increasingly passing out of native hands.

1966 Isle of Man Weekly Times 7 Jan. 8/3 The man who comes to open a shop, or a boarding-house or a factory, which will be run by himself in the Island, is a candidate for Mec Vannin.

1974 Times 8 Apr. 4/6 Mec Vannin..intends to field candidates for all the Tynwald seats at the next general election.

1976 Carn Feb. 17/1 The Nationalist Party, Mec Vannin, is now the largest political party in the Island [sc. the Isle of Man].

1991 Independent 21 Nov. 4/7 Two candidates from the Manx Green Party and one from Mec Vannin, the island's nationalists, attracted little support in the election.

This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, June 2001; most recently modified version published online March 2022).

单词	mec vannin
释义	Mec Vanninn. Brit. /ˌmɛk ˈvanɪn/, U.S. /ˌmɛk ˈvænən/ Origin: A borrowing from Manx. Etymon: Manx Mec Vannin. Etymology: < Manx Mec Vannin, lit. ‘sons of (the Isle of) Man’ < mec , plural of mac son (see Mac n.¹) + Vannin , the lenited form of Mannin (Isle of) Man (see Manx adj.). (The name of) a Manx nationalist party, established in 1962 and advocating full republican independence for the Isle of Man. Cf. Mebyon Kernow n., Meibion Glyndwr n. ΘΚΠ society > authority > rule or government > politics > British politics > British party politics > [noun] > nationalist parties Scottish National Party1846 Scottish nationalist1850 Welsh Nationalist Party1886 Plaid1928 Scottish Nationalist Party1928 S.N.P.1935 Plaid Cymru1949 Mebyon Kernow1962 Mec Vannin1966 1966 Isle of Man Weekly Times 7 Jan. 8/2 (heading) Mec Vannin... Manx Nationalists could not be fully convinced by the argument that..the banks and the houses..are still Manx..even though their ownership and administration is increasingly passing out of native hands. 1966 Isle of Man Weekly Times 7 Jan. 8/3 The man who comes to open a shop, or a boarding-house or a factory, which will be run by himself in the Island, is a candidate for Mec Vannin. 1974 Times 8 Apr. 4/6 Mec Vannin..intends to field candidates for all the Tynwald seats at the next general election. 1976 Carn Feb. 17/1 The Nationalist Party, Mec Vannin, is now the largest political party in the Island [sc. the Isle of Man]. 1991 Independent 21 Nov. 4/7 Two candidates from the Manx Green Party and one from Mec Vannin, the island's nationalists, attracted little support in the election. This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, June 2001; most recently modified version published online March 2022). < n.1966
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