fiadh

Gaelic (Scots)

noun
Definitions
  • deer

Etymology

Inherited from Old Irish fíad (wild animals, game, deer, land, uncultivated land, wilderness, in front of, in the presence of, a waste spot, especially deer, a territory) inherited from Proto-Celtic *wēdus (wild) derived from Proto-Indo-European *widhu (tree).

Origin

Proto-Indo-European

*widhu

Gloss

tree

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Kanji

木, 樹

Emoji
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