Manx


Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
Manx/maŋks/
noun the Celtic language formerly spoken in the Isle of Man, still used for some ceremonial purposes. adjective relating to the Isle of Man or its people or language.
– derivatives
Manxman noun (pl. Manxmen),
Manxwoman noun (pl. Manxwomen).
– origin from ON, from Old Ir. Manu ‘Isle of Man’ + -skr (equivalent of -ish1).
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