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Celtic Folklore, Welsh and Manx (Volume 1 of 2)

Note 17 — Chapter II · The Fairies’ Revenge (continued 2)

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It is more likely that it is a shortening of Ỻyn y Barfog, meaning the Lake of the Bearded One, Lacus Barbati as it were, the Bearded One being somebody like the hairy monster of another lake mentioned at p. 18 above, or him of the white beard pictured at p. 127. ↑

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