English
immram
Immram comes from Old Irish imram ‘sea voyage’, and goes back to *rám.
- Old Irishc. 600–900*rámreconstructed
- Old Irish, derivedc. 600–900imram‘sea voyage’
- Englishtodayimmram
attested reconstructed ? uncertain or disputed
Lineage
- Old Irishc. 600–900*rámreconstructed
- Old Irish, derivedc. 600–900imram‘sea voyage’
- Englishtodayimmram
Every English word from Old Irish *rám
Today it means
noun An Old Irish tale of a sea voyage to a mythical land.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / Old Irish *rám / immram