eunys

See also: Eunys

Manx

Etymology

From Old Irish oíbnius (“pleasure, enjoyment”) (compare Scottish Gaelic and Irish aoibhneas), from oíbind (“pleasant, agreeable, delightful”) (compare Scottish Gaelic and Irish aoibhinn).

Noun

eunys m (genitive singular eunys, no plural)

pleasure, rapture, joy, bliss, delight

Derived terms

ard-eunys
eunyssagh

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