cluthaich

cluthaich
I
cover, clothe, Irish cluthmhar, sheltered, warm. Cf. Early Irish clithaigim, I shelter, clith, clothing, Welsh clyd, sheltering; root qel of ceil, q.v. Irish clúdaim, I clothe, cover, from English clothe, has possibly influenced the vowel both in Gaelic and Irish
II
chase, Irish cluthaighim: *kluto-, *klu; See claoidh?

Etymological dictionary of the Gaelic language. . 1982.

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