aenach
noun
aen·ach
variants or aonach
ˈā-nək,
-nəḵ
plural -s
: an assembly in ancient Ireland for the promulgation of laws and for athletic contests
Word History
Etymology
Irish Gaelic, from Old Irish ōenach, literally, reunion, from ōen one; akin to Old English ān one
First Known Use
1768, in the meaning defined above
- defibrinizes
- defibrinizing
- deficience
- deficiences
- deficiencies
- deficiency
- deficiency account
- deficiency bill
- deficiency disease
- deficient
- deficient number
- deficiently
- deficients
- deficit
- deficit financing
- deficit spending
- deficits
- defied
- defier
- defiers
- defies
- defiguration
- defilade
- defiladed
- defilades