mormaer
noun
mor·ma·er
variants or mormaor
märˈmāər
plural -s
: the ruler of one of the seven provinces into which medieval Scotland was divided
mormaership noun
or mormaorship
-ərˌship
Word History
Etymology
Scottish Gaelic mōrmhaor, from mōr great (from Old Irish mōr, mār large, great) + maor steward, from Latin major larger, greater
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