ar n-

ar n-
ar, ar n-
our, so Irish and Old Irish *(s)aron; this form may have arisen from unaccented n$$.s-aron (Jub.), like Gothic uns-ar (us of English and ar), German unser, English our (Thurneysen). Stokes refers it to a Celtic (n)ostron, allied to Latin nostrum. See further at bhur.

Etymological dictionary of the Gaelic language. . 1982.

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