Blair Collection > Archaeologia Britannica, giving some account additional to what has been hitherto publish'd, of the languages, histories and customs of the original inhabitants of Great Britain

AN IRISH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY.
FA
Ni
fuair : Ni fliairnic , /
fhuair. CI. ex Gloll" vet.
Fairrgc, Tkc fea.
I'airrigeoir & Fear hiirrigirc ; A
feaman, a Jailer.
1 airleang 5c -ling, Wide, large, fpa-
cious
Fairfinge, Plenty.
Fairfion, Upon.
Fairlhighim, To encreafe i to en-
Ur^e or augment, &C. A nuair
f hairieongas le, luhen he fiall ex-
tend.
fFairthc, Floadh, Afeaft.
i Fairthc no abtairthc, Go luath,
Soon, quickly, immeJiatly.
fFaifcre, Foireigean, Violence, com-
fuljioK : Aii coda fail'crc ro t'liai-
Icrc, '■ e. an tc do ni tbireigean
dlightadh ic ro cigcan do dtica-
nanihair.
i Faifcrc, Caifi no mulchan,- Cheefe.
Faifg & Faifccadh, A fold ; a found
or pinfold: Inciuforium pcco-l Fitlllari, A fluggard.
FA
the other Finns ufed to kindle
^ fires, tec.
Falaighim, To hide or cover, to keep
cloje. Sec.
Falamh & Folamh, llmty.
Falamhnaghadh, Dominion , Jove
reignty.
Falaighthcoir, Acoverer; a book-
binder, &c.
Falaraii, Pacemg.
Falatas, Chaftijement .
t Falhhach, Fal abach no Fil corp-
Falbliaighc, i e Fal a haighcadh
ag Faleadli, Hedging or inclofmg.
t Falla, Follamhnughadh.
Fallain & -an, If'hol/ome, healthy.
Tcagafg fallain, Sound do&rine.
Fallaincic eas, Health, Jouudneji.
Fallamhnachd, Uci ct
Fallamhnachadh, Hule, dominion.
Fallan, PaH.fafe, found.
Fillin, A hood, a mantle.
FalKkiid. Sloth, fuggjjhncfs.
rum. Pi.
ag Faifgc & faifcc, Preffing.
FailgemhaJi, Plat, comprejjed.
Failgim, Torjjringor prefs, to pujh
or bear hard upon, &C.
Failgthe, Squec-:,'d,prefs'd.
Faiigthean, Aprefs.
Fainghim, To remain.
Faifncighim, To certify; to evince
or prove. K.
Faiftcan6irjy^/>ro/i/vrj an Augur, a
fouthjayer.
Faiftine, A prophecy: Fearfaiftinc,
a fouthfayer; Luchd faiftine,
wizards ; Droclithaifdine, * bad
omen.
Faiftincach, Avjizard.
Faircheasj Fear. Gan fhaitchios,
in fafety ; alfo leaSt that.
Faiceach, Fearful!'.
Faiteas, Idem
Faith, Afield. ^
t Faith, Teas, Heat.
Faith, Edach, Apparel.
Fallus, Swat. A nallus haighthe
iolai tu arin, in thcjvjeat of thy
brows Jhalt thou eat bread.
Falmuir, A hole.
I'alra & -rata, Paceing , amblinz,
&c. PI. "' ^
Falraighim, To amble or pace.
Falfa, Slug0}.
FA
i Faoidh forlcic. Do chodladh ar
k-ic.
f Faoidh, Guth no gior, A voice.
t Faoidhc-amh, Techtairc, A mej.
fenger.
Faoidhim : Qjujhether it flgnifies
to <i,icnch or extwguifr. Faoidh
fidh mo ipiorad afum , / will
give up the Ghofl : Do f haoidh
a fpiorad aiftc, /?v dyed. Sec.
fFduidhim, 3o /^W :' Faodh nodo
thaoidh. I.e. Dochiiir Glofvct
1 taoihdh, Luthghaircach , Glad,
mfuU.
[^ Faoilighim, To rejoyce P. ex CI
f aoillean & -anain, A /ia-gull
Faoillidh, February.
Faoinam, To indulge. PI.
t Faoinbhleaghan , Ceannfachd ;
Mttdnels,Gentler:ers, goodnature
-\ Faoinealach, Oinmhid, Foolijli.
I-aoifcadh, Aid,help,fuccour.
t Faoite tcachda , Do cuireadh te-
achda; To /end.
t Faol, Fulan'', Patience.
t Faol & faolchu, Cu alladh no mac
tire, Awlf.
t Faoladh, Foghlaim, Doctrine.
Faolchon, A Falcon.
t Faolchu, Vid. Faol.
t Faolfcadh, Fo lofgadh no ro lof-
gadh, Burning
Faltanais, ^w occafion or pretence •,\ fl-aolfhnamh, Fualdinamh, /V f/?
"Ifo a quarrel: a bhfaltanus lc| fnamh ar fliual '
Ccallachan, at enmity with Ccl-
Icachan K.
Falunihain, A fort of courfe gar-
ment.
Fam, Under my : Fam chleith, un
demy roof: Fam chofuibh, un-
der my feet.
Faomaidhteach, Submifjive PI exF.
Faomhathair, A predeceffour.
Faon, Void, empty.
t Faon, Faonann, /. e. ionann, the
fame.
Faol'aid, -din &; -faoide, Confeljion.
tFaolamh, Comairce, Proteitio
Fan, Upon : Fan bhfairge, upon the j Far,For. Ciod tar ? wherefore ? q.d.
fi". Scot, ^uat for.
Fm for Fa an. Under the: Fan' TmchzciScV^rcz, AmaU iamat-
ccoil, under the wood.
Fan & Fana, Apt, prone tt.
Fanadh, Adefcent Q^Rc fanuigh.
By ajflecp place. Mic. 14
fFaithbhe &-cadh,Gairc, ZL4»^^- Fanaictheach , Mad, frantic , fa
Faithche , A green or plain ;
mead, Sec
f Faithe, Aoinfilleadh Edaigh.
Faithiokoir, A broker.
Faithirleog, A lapwing.
Faithlios, A wardrobe, a prefs for
cloaths. PI,
Faithliofoir, Vefliaiiut. PI
t Faithncann, on taitncamh : Go
bhfaithneann, /. e. go triitneann.
Faitigheas, Vid. Faitcheas.
tFaitie, An deil'ceart. Clanna Neil
in faitie, /. e. Clanna Neil an
deifceirt. The fouth.
Fatfeach, Southward, fouthern,
Fal, A fold, a pinfold, &C.
Fal, A hedge : Fal dhos, a thorn
hedge : Fal bco, a quickfet hedge.
Falchuacha, Violet.
t Fil, Ri, A King. Fos lomad,
much; plenty.
t Fal, Aorachas.
Falach, A veil or cover, a cafe. Sec.
Falach cliobach, a Jhag-rug, an
Irijh mantle; Gaunaca. PI.
Falachda fionn, According to Keat-
are places in the open fields.
nattc
Fanam, To remain ■ to flay or con-
tinue : Do than lb, he Jlay'd
Do fhanabhair go lor, ye have
tarried long enough : Fanuidh
bhur I'eafamh, fta7id [^e ] fliU.
t Fang & Faing Fiach, A raven.
I Fang, Sgreaball oir no airgid : A
fhaing ndearg oir, <^c. A thin
plate of gold or fiver ; Gold foil
or leaf-filver.
Fanna, Infirm, weak, feeble.
t Fannfhath, Faidhfann no ainco-
lach : Ignorant.
Fannuidhideach, Negligent.
Faobhar, An edge.
Faobhraim, To whet or fharpen
Faochog, A periwinkle or fea frail.
t Faodh, Guth no glor, A voice.
fFac^h, Punif.ment.
Faoi Lat. Vicii : Faoi dho. Twice.
Faoi & Faoi bhun, Balow, under-
neath.
fFaoi fin, /. e. Fo na thamail fin.
Gloff. vet.
Faoichearbaire, An ufurer.
Faoichearbam, To lay out money at
interefl.
let or beetle
Farall, A fample or pattern.
Farallaim, To hear or carry.
Faraor: Ach I'araor ! Aiifs\
Fardorus, The Imtel of a door.
i Pargbhai5, Fagbhais.
t Farlaic no dos t'arliic. Do thciJe
Tocafl. ^
fFarnicim, To find.
fFarrach no Forrach, Foirncart,
Violence.
Farradh, Comparifon. A bhfarradh,
In comparifon of: a bhfarradh
re choile, in refped of tkem-
felvcs.
Farradh. Ci_An muinntir do bhi na
ihimd\\,The men that were with
him.
'; h'inin. Force, violence. PI.
Farranta, Great, huge, enormous,
high, lofty, Jfately.
t Farfan, Furfannadh no Foilfiug-
hadh, explication.
Famin, Fortune.
Fas, Void, empty.
Fas, Incrcafe, Growth, Sec Anda-
ra fais, of the later growth.
Fafach, De/ilatt, defart, a wilJer-
nejs, alfo a road; Seanfofuigh,
of the old way ; alfo an edge or
border. PI.
Fafam , To grow, Sec. deagia go
bhfasfadh fiad, /*■•{/? they increafe.
where Fion Mc. Cumhail and\ Faoichimire, Id. q. Faoichearbaire. I Fafamhuil, Vide Fafach
M
Fafcholl,