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Edited to add:
Couldn't find anything under Mackornock, but Mckornock is listed as a form of Mac (son of) Cormac. There are a few different origins listed for Cormac - three major ones.
- / - cormac=(orig) son of corb, (later) son of the chariot, chariot lad, lad of the chariot, (later) son of the chariot racer, charioteer, (later) original bearer born in chariot; - / - cormac (from) corbmac (from) corb mac=(orig) son of corb, (later) chariot lad, son of the chariot, lad of the chariot, (later) son of the chariot racer, charioteer, (first celtic meaning);
- / - cormac=defiled son, son of defilement; - / - cormag (from) cormac (from) corb mac=(orig) son of corb, (later) defilement son, son of defilement;
- / - cormac=son of corb, son of corbeau, (later) raven’s son, son of raven, son of the raven; - / - cormac (from) corbmac, corpmac (from) corb mac=(orig) son of corb, son of corbeau, (later) raven’s son, (later) raven; - / - corbeau (from) corb, corp=crow, raven, (later) dweller at the sign of the raven, (later) black haired, dark hair, dark complexion, raucous voice;
Cormac was the Irish king, married Maeve. Maeve was the goddess of Sovereignty who married nine consecutive kings.
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