Thus in Nonh — Loredex

attribution: Thus in Nonh Cardiganshire there is a stream called EinoH, that is to say ' Einion's river.' and the flat land on both sides of it is called Ystrad Einon, which looks a9 if one might translate it Lini (Celtic Folklore: Welsh and Manx > Volume II > Chapter IX: Place-name Stories)

"Thus in Nonh Cardiganshire there is a stream called EinoH, that is to say ' Einion's river.' and the flat land on both sides of it is called Ystrad Einon, which looks a9 if one might translate it Linion's Strath, but it means the Strath of Einion's river, or of the stream called Einon, as one will at once see from the upper course of the water being called Blatn Ei'hoh, which can only mean the upper course of the Einon river."

Thus in Nonh Cardiganshire there is a stream called EinoH, that is to say ' Einion's river.' and the flat land on both sides of it is called Ystrad Einon, which looks a9 if one might translate it Lini (Celtic Folklore: Welsh and Manx, Celtic Folklore: Welsh and Manx > Volume II > Chapter IX: Place-name Stories)

"Thus in Nonh Cardiganshire there is a stream called EinoH, that is to say ' Einion's river.' and the flat land on both sides of it is called Ystrad Einon, which looks a9 if one might translate it Linion's Strath, but it means the Strath of Einion's river, or of the stream called Einon, as one will at once see from the upper course of the water being called Blatn Ei'hoh, which can only mean the upper course of the Einon river."