ionann

ionann
alike, Irish ionnan, Old Irish inonn, innon, inon. Possibly for *sin-ôn, *sin-sôn, "this-that"; See sin, and sôn of Old Irish is for *sou-n, *sou, hoc, Greek $$Gou$$`$$n-tos (for root, See -sa). Cf. for form Latin idem = is-dem, Greek $$Go$$` au$$'tós.

Etymological dictionary of the Gaelic language. . 1982.

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