meán
Irish (Donegal)
adj
Definitions
- mid, central
- middle
- average
Etymology
Inherited from Old Irish medón (centre, middle) derived from Latin mediānus.
Origin
Latin
mediānus
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- bemean English
- demean English
- geomean English
- intermean English
- mean English
- meanable English
- meanest English
- meaneth English
- meanie English
- meaning English
- meanish English
- meanless English
- meanling English
- meanly English
- meanness English
- meanship English
- meantime English
- meantone English
- meanwhile English
- meany English
- median English
- mismean English
- semimean English
- trimean English
- unmean English
- whaddayamean English
- mediaani Finnish
- mediānus Latin
- mediano Italian
- mezzano Italian
- médian French
- mediano Spanish, Castilian
- mediano Portuguese
- meão Portuguese
- menen Middle English
- fomheánach Irish
- idirmheán Irish
- idirmheánach Irish
- lármheán Irish
- meánach Irish
- neamh-mheán Irish
- neamh-mheánach Irish
- neamh-mheánacht Irish
- moien Old French
- mitjan Catalan, Valencian
- mitjà Catalan, Valencian
- mên Welsh
- medón Old Irish
- medónach Old Irish
- eadar-mheadhanach Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic
- meadhan Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic
- meadhanach Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic
- meadhanachd Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic
- mean Manx
- meão Old Portuguese
- mejan Occitan
- mezan Friulian
- mesan Ladin
- mitjana Old Catalan