tionail

gather, Irish tionólaim, Old Irish tinólaim, tinolaim, do-in-ola, applicat: *to-in-o$$-la-im, where o$$-la is referred by Stokes to *oklo-, *polko-, joining, uniting, Ger fügen, to fit, füge, joint; Latin paciscor, bargain, bind; Sanskrit pa$$-/ças, a knot, Zend paç, bind. Ascoli regards it as *to-in-od-lu, root lu, plu of dol, but *od-lu- would rather mean "go out", "go off". Welsh cynull, gathering, Cornish cuntell, Old Breton contullet, are, according to Ernault, borrowed from Latin contuli.