-
consisting of the name of the
deceased in the
genitive case,
followed by MAQI,
MAQQI, "[the stone] of the son" (Modern
Irish mic), and the name of his father...
- also
means son; it is
found in
Ogham inscriptions as the
genitive maqui,
maqqi,
maqui (Sims-Williams 2003 pp. 430–431) with a
geminative expressive doubling...
-
stone found at Ballintaggart,
County Kerry. The text is read as
MAQQI IARI (K)[OI]
MAQQI MUCCOI DOVVINIAS,
commemorating "Mac-Iari", a
member of the Corco...
- Boleycarrigeen, Kilranelagh,
County Wicklow CIIC 180 ᚛ᚁᚏᚒᚄᚉᚉᚑᚄᚋᚐᚊᚊᚔᚉᚐᚂᚔᚐᚉᚔ᚜
BRUSCCOS MAQQI CALIACỊ "of
Bruscus son of Cailech"
Emlagh East, Dingle,
County Kerry CIIC...
-
Coline was read by
Kenneth H.
Jackson as a
rendering of
Primitive Irish *
Maqqī-Colinī (genitive of *Maqqos-Colinī); this name
literally means 'son of holly'...
-
personal name) CIIC 156:
MAQQI-IARI KOỊ MA/QQI MU/CCOI
DOVVINIAS (Here is Mac-Iair, son of the
Corcu Duibne) CIIC 157:
DOVETI MAQQI/ CATTI/NI (of Duibthe...
- them to his home at
Chute Hall. The
stones are:
Stone 1:
reads LUBBAIS MAQQI DUN....S ("of
Lubbais son of Dun...s") and
stands 0.96
metres (3 ft 2 in)...
-
especially in
archaic sources). Proto-Celtic *kʷ *gʷ
remain in Ogam
Irish (
maqqi "son" (gen. sg.)) but
become simple c g in Old Irish. Occasionally, they...
- *Kunowatīs, "dog prophet," and a 5th-century date.
Drummin II
reads RAVASA KOI
MAQQI D/T ... L ("Here is Ravasa, son of ...") and SENN on a
sandstone pillar...
- 239 × 61 × 28 cm. The
inscription reads ᚛ᚁᚏᚒᚄᚉᚉᚑᚄᚋᚐᚊᚊᚔᚉᚐᚂᚔᚐᚉᚔ᚜
BRUSCCOS MAQQI CALIACỊ ("of
Bruscus son of Cailech"). A
cross is
carved into the stone;...
