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Manx

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Table of contents
1 Etymology
2 Proper Noun

2.1 Translation

3 Adjective

3.1 See also

Etymology

From Mansk, Old Norse adjectival form of Mon "Man".

Proper Noun

Manx (plural: Manxes)

  1. Manx Gaelic, a Goidelic language spoken on the Isle of Man
  2. A Manx cat

Translation

a Goidelic language spoken on the Isle of Man

  • Catalan: manx
  • Chinese: 马恩语 (mǎēn-yǔ)
  • Dutch: Manx-Gaelisch
  • Esperanto: manksa
  • French: mannois, manxois m
  • German: Manx, Manx-Gälisch
  • Manx: Gaelg
  • Polish: manx
  • Spanish: manés
  • Swedish: manx
  • Welsh: Manaweg


Adjective

Manx

  1. Of or relating to the Isle of Man
  2. Specifically, of or relating to Manx Gaelic.
  3. Specifically, of or relating to Manx cats.

See also

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