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

Note 19 — Chapter III · Fairy Ways and Words (continued 2)

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According to old Welsh orthography this would be written Moudin, and in the book Welsh of the present day it would have to become Meuđin. Restored, however, to the level of Gallo-Roman names, it would be Mogodunum or Magodunum. The place is known as Casteỻ Moeđin, and includes within it the end of a hill about halfway between Ỻannarth and Lampeter. ↑

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