An Irish English word meaning mountainous or of the mountains — typically used to describe a rugged, remote, upland character.
An Irish English word meaning mountainous or of the mountains — typically used to describe a rugged, remote, upland character. 'Mountainy' implies wildness and isolation; a mountainy man or a mountainy place is strongly associated with the untamed, rural uplands of Ireland. Still in occasional use in Irish English.
He had a mountainy look about him — weathered and watchful in the way of people who spend their lives outdoors.
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Irish slang for someone who's seriously attractive — the kind of person who turns heads when they walk into a room. If someone calls you munya, you're basically being told you're hot stuff. The word has a warm, colloquial Irish feel to it, the sort of compliment you'd hear tossed around between friends in a pub or at a party. It's casual, affectionate, and unambiguously flattering.
(British, Yorkshire, especially of a child) Sulky, bad-tempered or peevish.
(Ireland) Sexually attractive.
(obsolete, Ireland) An enclosed shelter in the pasture land, usually in the mountainous parts, for the shelter of cattle or their herders.
(now, _, chiefly, _, Irish) Mountainous.
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