mac
gen & pl. mic, dat. pl. macaibh. sm Son. 2 The young of any animal. 3 poetically The male of any animal. [Aspirates a proper name following it, except when it commences with c or g, as MacPhàrlain, MacCriomain, MacGriogair, but when signifying the son of an individual, a name beginning with c or g is also aspirated after mac. Thus, Iain MacCoinnich means John MacKenzie, but Iain Mac Choinnich means John, the son of an individual called Kenneth]. ** gives mac san lagh for son-in-law (which is cliamhainn); but a son-in-law is not a son in law.
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