Definition of Meith

1. a landmark [n -S]

Lexicographical Neighbors of Meith

meiosis
meiotic
meiotic division
meiotic drive
meiotic nondisjunction
meiotic spindle
meiotically
meishi
meishis
meism
meister
meisters
meistersinger
meistersingers
meith (current term)
meiths
meitnerium
meitneriums
meitnium
meixnerite
mejiro
mejiros
mejlis
mejlises
mekin
mekong valley
mel
mela
mela-

Literary usage of Meith

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Leabhar Na G-ceart, Or, The Book of Rights by John O'Donovan (1847)
"Entitled is the king of Ui meith", the hero, From the king of Macha (of ... The former, winch is evidently the country of the Ui meith referred to in ..."

2. Insula Sanctorum Et Doctorum: Or, Ireland's Ancient Schools and Scholars by John Healy (1908)
"... the woods of Hy meith. This was the territory called in Irish ... meith, and Hy meith Macha, and the Church itself is identified by Colgan as Cill-Mor- ..."

3. The chronicle of England by John Capgrave, Francis Charles Hingeston (1871)
"Domhnall, king of Ui-meith, «lain, i. 97,n». Flann, king of the south of ... Aedh, king of Ui-meith, slain, L 21. Aedh, king of Ui-Meth, slain, i. 97. ..."

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