Matheson Collection > Old-Irish paradigms and selections from the Old-Irish glosses

i62 VOCABULARY
for-con-gair, orders ; perf. sg. 3 for-rochongart, pass. for-
ruchongrad.
format, n. envy ; verb. noun of for-moinethar.
forrigaire, forgaire (for-com-gare), n. a command ; verb.
noun of for-con-gair.
fortacht (for-techt), g. fortachtae, fortachtan, f. help ; verb.
noun of for-tét.
fortachtaigidir, helps.
for-tét, for-téit, helps.
fortgide, covered, hidden ; in fortgidiu, covertly ; part. pass. of
for-tuigethar, covers.
fo-rumi (?), -ixxirmi, places, puts ; perf. sg. 3 fo-ruirim, pass.
fo-ruirmed.
foscad (fo-scáth), d. foscud, darhness.
foscaigiu, 386, if the text is sound, is dat. of a noun foscaige,
departure : cf. fo-scoichi, departs ; but the usual verb. noun
of fo-scoichi is foscugud.
fo-scanna, tosses ; impf. sg. i fu-sscannainn. ' ' "'
foxul, tahi'ng away ; verb. noun of fo-coislea, carries off, takes
away.
frecur (frith-cor) céill, cultivation, cidt ; verb. noun of fris-
cuirethar céill, ctiltivates.
frecridircc (frith-com-derc-), present. hi frecAdairc, atpresent.
frescissiu, frescsiu, g. frescsen, f. expectation, hope ; verb.
noun of fris-acci.
fri, prep. with acc. ; with art. frissin n°-, frissa n°-, frisna ;
with rel. frissa n°-. towards : 105, 125 ; do-rignis friu,
which thou hast made with them, 214. says (to) : 2, 106. (adds)
to : 83. comsuidigud fri, composition with, 24. against :
I, 54, 279. With words of Iikeness, unlikeness, comparison, etc,
cumme fri 11, cosmail fri 112, écoir fri 133, cotarsne fri
179, samlaidir fri 56, 84, intamil fri 358. con-gní fri,
helps, 67. (parts) with : 102. with reference to : 262. fri
dénum n-uilc, for doing evil, 241. ní bethe fria acre, ye
should not be complaining of it, 125.
fris-acci (fris-ad-cí), -frescai, expects ; perf. sg. i fris-
racacha, sg. 3 fris-racachae. In this verb fris- extend^^
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fris-ben, heals ; pres. subj. sg. 3 fris-bia ; fut. sg. 3 fris-
bla.