The name Nuada originates from Old Irish Nuadu, likely derived from Nodens. In Irish mythology, Nuada was the first king of the Tuatha Dé Danann. He is famously known for losing his arm in battle, which was later replaced with a silver arm, earning him the epithet Airgetlám, meaning "silver hand." His story is significant in Irish mythology, particularly his battles against the Fomorians and his eventual death at the hands of Balor. The name Nuada is also associated with several semi-legendary I...