Definitions For Cion

Noun

{{gd-noun, g=m, gen=cion, pl=-}} lack, want, shortage, scarcity

Synonyms

{{l, gd, gainne}} {{l, gd, gainnead}}

Derived terms

{{l, gd, cion-cosnaidh}} {{l, gd, cion-meirbhidh}}

Anagrams

COIN, Coin, Nico, coin, coni, icon

Etymology 1

From {{inh, ga, sga, cin, , love, affection; esteem, respect}}.

Noun

{{ga-noun, m, ceana, -}} love, affection, fondness {{qualifier, + ar, , for}} : {{ux, ga, Tá cion agam oraibh., I am fond of you {{g, p}}.}} regard, esteem effect, influence

Declension

{{ga-decl-m3-nopl, c, ion, eana}}

Derived terms

{{l, ga, cionmhar, cionmhar²}}, {{l, ga, ceanúil, , loving, affectionate}}

Etymology 2

From {{inh, ga, sga, cin, , share, due portion}}.

Noun

{{ga-noun, m, ~, -}} share, amount

Declension

{{ga-decl-m4-nopl, c, ion}}

Derived terms

{{l, ga, cionmhar, cionmhar¹}}

Etymology 3

From {{inh, ga, sga, cin, , guilt, fault, crime, offence}}.

Noun

{{ga-noun, m, ~a, ~ta}} offence, transgression; blame

Declension

{{ga-decl-m3, c, ion, iona, ionta}}

Derived terms

{{l, ga, ainchion, g=m, , grievous offence}} {{l, ga, ciontóir, g=m, , offender}}

Mutation

{{ga-mut}}

Alternative forms

{{alter, fro, ciun, sion}}

Etymology

{{bor, fro, frk, *kiþ}}, cognate with {{cog, en, kid}}.