manx

A manx is composed of a marx and a marl, representing an XML node Yeah..

The Welsh, northern Irish and Isle of Manx would like to have a word with you, to name a few.

It's the same with the Isle of Mans currency the Manx pound.

Also interested in comparisons with Manx and Scottish Gaelic and Broad Scots.

Searching around the repo to try to find out wth `marl` is I found this: The fundamental hoon structure used to generate XML is a manx.

I reckon with a minor amount of fettling you could squeeze a Nissan Leaf transaxle and a sufficient amount of batteries in, and still drop your Manx beach buggy shell over the top.

It's odd to see it written "Isle of Manx" in a list of other demonyms, but the word Manx itself is far from modern.

Pláinéid na feaca Súil Duine riamh = A planet no person's eyes have ever seen An Radarc, tríd an gCiandracán = the view throughout the [Ciandracan] (this is a compound proper noun, "Cian" is "head" or "brain" and "racán" could be visor or rocket) An Turas go Manannán = the Trip to Manannán Manannán = Manannán (it's a noun, which is very similar to the Irish term for the Manx and the Isle of Mann).

It's the Isle of Man to the best of my knowledge, but the people, and language, are called Manx.

Scottish English = a dialect (and accent) of English Scots Gaelic = another language, with the same ancestors as Irish and Manx.

Manx is the demonym for people from the Isle of Man.