Cormac

/ˈkɔːrmæk/ noun

Definition

A legendary Irish king and warrior from medieval Irish mythology, known for his wisdom and leadership.

Etymology

From Old Irish Cormac, possibly derived from 'cor' (chariot) plus 'mac' (son), making it 'son of the chariot.' This name appears throughout Irish legend and history.

Kelly Says

King Cormac mac Airt is considered one of the most important figures in Irish mythology—ancient texts credit him with establishing laws and customs that supposedly influenced medieval Irish society for centuries.

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