The Fir Domnann were a people named in Irish legendary history. The name Fir Domnann is based on the root dumno-, which means both ‘deep’ and ‘the world’. The suffix -on- often occurs in Gaulish and British divine names. The tribal name Dumnonii, found in Britain, would therefore mean ‘people of the god of the world’. Old Irish fir means ‘men’, and so Fir Domnann had the same meaning as the British tribal name, leading to conjecture that these tribes had a common origin. For example, O'Rahilly's historical model proposed that the Domnann were a P-Celtic, pre-Goidelic people who, along with the , invaded the south-east coast of Ireland from Britain. O’Rahilly's theory of P-Celtic preceding Goidelic in Ireland is not widely accepted by experts today, but the idea of some connection between t
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| - I Miotaseolaíocht na nGael, dream de chuid na bhFear Bolg ba ea na Fir Domnann. (ga)
- Fir Domnann fu un'antica tribù irlandese del Connacht occidentale (odierna , contea di Mayo). Nella mitologia irlandese rappresentavano un terzo dei Fir Bolg. Erano forse collegati alla tribù britannica dei Dumnoni. (it)
- Els Fir Domnann són un poble de la història legendaria d'Irlanda, lligat als Fir Bolg. El seu nom Fir Domnann és basat en l'arrel cèltica dumno-, que vol dir ‘profund' i ‘el món'. El sufix -on- sovint es troba en noms de divinitats gàl·liques i britàniques. El nom tribal dumnonii, trobat a Britània, significaria per tant ‘poble del déu del món'. L'irlandès antic fir vol dir ‘homes', i per tant Fir Domnann tindria el mateix significat que el nom tribal britànic, cosa que porta a la conjectura que aquestes tribus tenien un origen comú. Per exemple proposa que els Domnann eren uns poble pre-goidèlic qui, amb els , invadiren el sud-est de la costa d'Irlanda des de Britània. La teoria d'O'Rahilly dels P-Celtic precedents als goidelics a Irlanda no war àmpliament acceptada pels experts d'avui, (ca)
- The Fir Domnann were a people named in Irish legendary history. The name Fir Domnann is based on the root dumno-, which means both ‘deep’ and ‘the world’. The suffix -on- often occurs in Gaulish and British divine names. The tribal name Dumnonii, found in Britain, would therefore mean ‘people of the god of the world’. Old Irish fir means ‘men’, and so Fir Domnann had the same meaning as the British tribal name, leading to conjecture that these tribes had a common origin. For example, O'Rahilly's historical model proposed that the Domnann were a P-Celtic, pre-Goidelic people who, along with the , invaded the south-east coast of Ireland from Britain. O’Rahilly's theory of P-Celtic preceding Goidelic in Ireland is not widely accepted by experts today, but the idea of some connection between t (en)
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| - Els Fir Domnann són un poble de la història legendaria d'Irlanda, lligat als Fir Bolg. El seu nom Fir Domnann és basat en l'arrel cèltica dumno-, que vol dir ‘profund' i ‘el món'. El sufix -on- sovint es troba en noms de divinitats gàl·liques i britàniques. El nom tribal dumnonii, trobat a Britània, significaria per tant ‘poble del déu del món'. L'irlandès antic fir vol dir ‘homes', i per tant Fir Domnann tindria el mateix significat que el nom tribal britànic, cosa que porta a la conjectura que aquestes tribus tenien un origen comú. Per exemple proposa que els Domnann eren uns poble pre-goidèlic qui, amb els , invadiren el sud-est de la costa d'Irlanda des de Britània. La teoria d'O'Rahilly dels P-Celtic precedents als goidelics a Irlanda no war àmpliament acceptada pels experts d'avui, però la idea d'una connexió entre les tribus britàniques i irlandeses del mateix nom encara es manté. En la literatura irlandesa antiga els Fir Domnann es trobaven a Cóice Laigean (Leinster). Un poema datat del segle VII acredita el seu governant Mess-Telmann amb el reialme de la província i amb l'exercisi del poder des del lloc reial de Leinster a . El topònim Inber Domnann, ara a l'entrada de la badia de al nord del comtat de Dublín a la costa est d'Irlanda preserva el nom tribal. No obstant això, l'àrea amb una major associació de topònim amb els Fir Domnann es troba al nord-oest de Mayo: la Iorrais Domnann, de la qual l'actual baronia d'Iorras pren el seu nom, i els propers Mag Domnann i Dún Domnann. (ca)
- The Fir Domnann were a people named in Irish legendary history. The name Fir Domnann is based on the root dumno-, which means both ‘deep’ and ‘the world’. The suffix -on- often occurs in Gaulish and British divine names. The tribal name Dumnonii, found in Britain, would therefore mean ‘people of the god of the world’. Old Irish fir means ‘men’, and so Fir Domnann had the same meaning as the British tribal name, leading to conjecture that these tribes had a common origin. For example, O'Rahilly's historical model proposed that the Domnann were a P-Celtic, pre-Goidelic people who, along with the , invaded the south-east coast of Ireland from Britain. O’Rahilly's theory of P-Celtic preceding Goidelic in Ireland is not widely accepted by experts today, but the idea of some connection between the British and Irish tribes of the same name remains. In early Irish literature the Fir Domnann were located in Cóice Laigean (Leinster). A probably 7th-century Irish poem credits their ruler Mess-Telmann with the overkingship of the province and withwielding power from the royal site of Leinster at . The place-name Inber Domnann, now Malahide Bay inlet in north County Dublin on the east coast of Ireland preserves the tribal name. Yet the area with the strongest place-name associations with the Fir Domnann is in north-west Mayo: the Iorrais Domnann, from which the modern barony of Erris takes its name, and nearby Mag Domnann and Dún Domnann. (en)
- I Miotaseolaíocht na nGael, dream de chuid na bhFear Bolg ba ea na Fir Domnann. (ga)
- Fir Domnann fu un'antica tribù irlandese del Connacht occidentale (odierna , contea di Mayo). Nella mitologia irlandese rappresentavano un terzo dei Fir Bolg. Erano forse collegati alla tribù britannica dei Dumnoni. (it)
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