A NAME TO, A MEAN TO, A TEAM ON, A MATE NO, ME TO ANA, MEAN TAO, ATONE
bjornmag Hallingstad John Mr. Jonah O. Blending beyond Jon Reime Jon
Joel
nuonorp dlihngaM ssoF denuR ynimongi dnoB lanimreG nhoJ nahoJ
nosmirgsA
Standal Magh erroneous.notion Dani Bj�rn Norheim Magee ontic.mantsin
Magny Hanne Bjevrke Manee Glenda Bjordl Maney Heod Gram Manney garbiel
Neal hoberg Magnhy Maget Magey Maghy Hughey Hayes Magnhill Magni Byrn
Bj�rn Hitd�lakjempe Bjarnar saga H�d�lakappa Bjarni Hitd�lakappi
Magnus Holberg Brandt Beorma bjorn beras matronym
[bef. 1000; ME be(a)re, beor(e), OE bera; c. Fris b?r, D beer, OHG bero
Lith b4ras brown. Cf. BRUIN]
Magh- Important Derivatives Are: May1, Dismay, Might1, Main, Machine,
be able; dismay, from Old French esmaier, to frighten. Both a and b
from
Germanic suffixed form *mah-ti-, power. main, from Old English m�gen,
grade form *mgh-an-, ?that which enables.? machine, mechanic,
Possibly suffixed form *magh-u-. (magic), magus, from Old Persian magu,
[PHONOLOGY OF DEVELOPMENT OF QUENYA FROM PROTO-ELDARIN] This follows
ETYM
shown in BOLT. As shown by KVNS, at that time RT the Elves made PE by
likely made ETYM PE / Valarin uneuphonic with roots such as {snas} and
have a history of change MET before that? E.g. PE {magh} = "hand",
{mag}
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In a map printed in 1570 the peninsula is called Island Maghies11 and
in
Inquisitions of Antrim12, it is referred to as Island of Magie and
Island
1654, it is called Magees Ile. During the 19th century the Ordnance
which they say derives in turn from a word for seagull. I can not find
in the ?O? form as O?Hea, O?Hay, Hay, Hayes : The derivation from the
following corrupted forms; McKee, Magee, McGee, Mackey, McKay, McCoy,
Magees who are said to have their principal base in the townlands of
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of yellow-haired Aodh � N�ill)?. A similar derivation is given in
members of this family by soldiers from Carrickfergus Castle, following
MAGDE MAGDY MAGEE MAGEN MAGET MAGEW MAGEY MAGFE MAGGA MAGGE MAGGI MAGGO
MAGJI MAGJO MAGJU MAGKA MAGKU MAGNM MAGNY MAGON MAGOO MAGOT MAGOW MAGOZ
MAGXY MAGYA MAGYE MAGYI MAGYU MAGZE MAGZI
'Magnus' also appears in the forms 'Mang' and 'Manges' in the Alps and
large", thus by being used as a (proper) noun it becomes "the great
one".
"',EGSabdeghiklmnorstv
Carolus Magnus, German: Karl der Grosse, Norwegian: Karla-Magnus).
an impressive medieval king, who in 800 was crowned the first Western
to his contemporaries? Well he was made a saint (canonized in 1165,
places) and the word for "king" in many Slavic languages is derived
from
'Maginold' "he who rules with might". It is hard to tell if this
'macht', which derives from the Indo-European '*magh-' "to be able",
'mage' and 'magic' (from the Old Persian 'magus', Iranian 'magu-',
which
ALSO 'MACHINE' AND 'MECHANIC'..
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