3.
[27] _Abraham .-- _Chronicum Scotorum, p.

5.
[28] _Years_ .-- Four Masters, p.

5.
[29] _Inver .-- Inver_ and _A[=b] er_ have been used as test words in discriminating between the Gaedhilic and Cymric Celts.

The etymology and meaning is the same--a meeting of waters.

Inver, the Erse and Gaedhilic form, is common in Ireland, and in those parts of Scotland where the Gael encroached on the Cymry.