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KAnglicized from two distinct Gaelic names: Coinneach, "handsome, comely," and Cinaed, "born of fire." Cinaed mac Ailpín (Kenneth I, 9th c.) was the first king of a united Scotland.
Anglicized from two distinct Gaelic names: Coinneach, "handsome, comely," and Cinaed, "born of fire." Cinaed mac Ailpín (Kenneth I, 9th c.) was the first king of a united Scotland.
KAnglicized from two distinct Gaelic names: Coinneach, "handsome, comely," and Cinaed, "born of fire." Cinaed mac Ailpín (Kenneth I, 9th c.) was the first king of a united Scotland.
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