fo-fera
Cite this: eDIL s.v. fo-fera or dil.ie/22675
Forms:
foíred, fufirim, foferai, fofera, -fúiri, fodera, fuddera, fotera, faeram, foíret, furea, foírin, fuerad, foired, fofertís, forfertis, foirfea, foḟirfea, fofirfe, fo-d-irfe, furuar, foruar, fodruar, foruar, foruair, forḟuair, fo-fúair, foferthar, fofertais, fomfirfider, foroired, forúired, foruiredh, fonroireth, foroerath, -foruireth, -roerad, faíred, fuired, ffoferta, fuar, fúr, foruirich, fonruirith, fo-fera, fodera, .fo.
v protot. -foír-, -fuir-. O.Ir. forms: Imperat. 3 s.
foíred,
Ml. 43c3
. Pres. 1 s.
fufirim,
Thes. i 497.5
(
Ardm.
177b1
). 2 sg.
foferai,
Ml. 121b17
. 3 s.
fofera,
Wb. 2a17
. Cf.
-fúiri,
Ériu vii 148 § 10
(simple vb. ?). (rel.)
fodera,
Wb.
3c33
.
fuddera,
33c12
.
fotera,
LU 3099
(see below). 1 pl. (with
inf.)
faeram,
Wb. 15d3
. 3 pl.
ni foíret
,
27d24
. subj. pres. 3 s.
nāt furea
,
Mon. Tall. § 63
. subj. past 1 s. arna foírin se
Wb. 14d3
. 3 s.
fuerad,
33b13
.
mani foired
,
Sg. 157b11
. 3 pl.
ma fofertís
,
RC xii 62 § 24
. Cf.
amail forfertis
,
Mon. Tall.
§ 25
. fut. 3 s.
foirfea,
Wb. 11d3
(rel., = foḟirfea).
fofirfe,
TBFr. § 25
.
fo-d-irfe,
LL 8b28
,
145b18
. perf. 3 s. furuar
Wb. 2a18
.
foruar,
8b5
.
14c43
.
Tur. 48
.
fodruar,
Ml. 20b17
.
In Mid. Ir. foruar freq. becomes foruair, forḟuair (cf. fo-fúair perf. of fo-gaib).
Pass. pres. s.
foferthar,
ZCP xi 90 § 29
.
O'Dav. 54
:
(.i. fuirither)
874
. Imperf. pl.
fofertais,
Ériu iv 163.3
(Laud
610). fut. s.
fomfirfider sa,
Ml. 33b10
. perf. s. foroired [sic
leg.]
AU 777
(poem) =
foraeradh,
AFM 773
.
forúired,
PH
3644
.
foruiredh,
Ériu iii 4.28
.
fonroireth,
TBFr. § 28
.
Cf.
foroerath,
IT iii 237.63
.
-foruireth,
TBFr. § 28
.
LL
246b25
.
-roerad,
IT iii 237.62
(=
róer,
LL 246b25
).
ro
faíred
,
LU 2344
.
ro fuired
,
2324
. pret. pl.
ffoferta,
Ériu iv
163.26
. Part. foiride q.v.
Vn. fuar, later fúr. Cf. fáer.
I In general sense
prepares, provides, brings about: gl.
parare
Thes. i 497.5
. gl. praeparare
Wb. 8b5
.
Ml. 33b10
.
praebere
Ml. 121b17
, gl. praestare (=
furnish, provide)
43c3
.
Wb. 27d24
.
(a) in special sense prepares, provides:
mad hé in firchumsanad fuerad Iessu,
Wb. 33b13
(refers to: si ... requiem
praestitisset). foruar inna inbotha he had prepared the
nuptials
Tur. 48
. fúir ┐ urlamaig thu do gabail Crist chugat
get ready
LB 225b43
. fuired a chride corba hattreb ...
don spirut nóeb (= paret hospitium spiritui)
PH 5599
.
isin purgatoir suthain rofuired do diabul,
4308
.
isin tenid
... rofaíred do Díabul,
LU 2344
. teni foruiredh do diabul
`qui praeparatus est'
Ériu iii 4.28
(=
foruireg,
ZCP iv 243.4
).
in flaith forruired duib o thosach domain,
Ériu
iii 6.11
(= foruirec
ZCP iv 243.19
). cichib róer[ad] ? nin foruireth na mmaith
nothing good has been prepared (i.e. is in store) for us
LL
246b25
(
IT iii 244.48
).
cíchíb foruireth ? ol si. Fon-roireth
imned, ol C.,
TBFr. § 28
=
foruirich ... fonruirith
,
RC xxiv
153
(Edinb.).
(b)
causes, produces, brings to pass
, folld. by acc., (with
or without vn. phrase) or subord. clause, with DO of pers.
nech praindes co fúiri galar ndó till he makes himself ill
Ériu vii 148 § 10
.
forúer imneth fota,
ZCP viii 308.12
.
conid ead fofuoair cess for Ulltoip,
120.24
. in mé fódrúar
was I the cause of it?
LU 5693
(=
TBC-I¹ 1218
).
Cath Seghsa,
ben ... fordoruair [leg. -ruär: Duäch],
RC xvii 123.20
(Tig.)
=
fodruair,
AFM 499
.
ardscél ... foruair mór n-uile,
AFM ii
572
.
dosfrecmairc doib cid foruair doib bith oc toirrse,
Anecd. i 59 § 75
(leg. cid foruär | bith, etc. ? Meyer would
omit first doib and read
foruar doïb,
ZCP xi 153
).
is mōite
fofera saeth dait,
ZCP iii 29.11
.
is ed forḟuair do A. in
luathtinol sa do dénum,
Alex. 77
. With ellipse of vn.:
ar imbud fodruair fo recht nóeb the multitude he caused
(to be) under the holy law
ACC § 100
(
RC xx 274
).
With inf. pron. obj.:
cach imsnim fogebthai is misi
fodera daib,
YBL 159a45
. mo thaebh, a Dé fodera, | bidh
cael, bidh cré, bidh crumhae (= my flesh, O God who causest
it, will turn to dust and worms)
ACL iii 216 § 5
.
(c) in sense
causes
fofera in rel. clauses is commonly
used with petrified infixed -d- even when folld. by the obj.;
this usage goes back to the Glosses:
ined fodera báas
domsa?,
Wb. 3c33
.
coni[d]hed fodera fáilti dúibsi,
14c42
.
as n-ed fodera emnad that causes doubling
Sg. 120a4
.
cid
fotera na scéith ... intib?,
LL 264b46
(
MU² 376
).
cid
fotera duit bith amlaid sin?,
LU 3099
. int ṡualaig fodera
[fofera v.l.] dídnad which works consolation
Ériu i 196
. cid
fotera Oengus ... do bith 'sin Bruig? why is O. in
vii 220 § 11
.
cid fotera nach isin Bruig no hadnaictis na rig? why were
not the kings buried?
LU 4077
.
is ed uadera dosom gan
ainm a athar do rāda,
TTebe 565
. ni tre diomdha ... fodero
damh dul ... acht grādh it is not dissatisfaction but love ...
that makes me go
ZCP viii 222 § 5
. The -d- is less common in
other tenses:
fodirfe ar n-ēc [sic leg.],
LL 145b18
(appar.
not rel.).
gnim fodirfe imbad ṁbróin,
8b28
.
fodirfed feib
ndoib, that it would work prosperity for them
O'Mulc. 497
.
cid fódruair lat su ... mo dímiad sa?,
LU 3901
(
SCC 41
).
ised fodrúair a orcain hi cinta Echdach (= he was destroyed
in satisfaction for E.'s crimes)
LU
8014
.
in mac ... fodúair
imned,
Metr. Dinds. iii 106.35
.
fath fotruair gan m'iomraissi,
ZCP vii 305.27
.
II In later language fo-fera becomes obsolete, but the
form fodera (in some MSS., e.g. LB, usually contracted
.fo.) continues in use:
(a) as vb. in rel. sent. with force
either of pres. or pret.,
which causes (caused):
is í fa deara
dúnn gan labhairt i ló an bhráith,
Dán Dé x 19
.
dá chúis
fá deara briseadh ... d'ḟearaibh Mumhan,
Keat. iii 3217
.
is é ... ba deara dosum Eri d'fágbháil,
MR 110 8
. atbert
gur bo hé feissin fodera that he himself was the cause
AFM
vi 2218
. as iad fo deara dósomh iliomat na n-edarnaighe
it was because of them that his ambuscades were so numerous
2214
.
nā measadh gur daille ... fa dearadh dhamh á choimhdireolsin dhobair dfuraladh ...,
Luc. Fid. 2.9
. With AR of
pers.:
as é so fa deradh ar na creidmhechuibh ... urnaighthe
... do dhénamh,
Luc. Fid. 236.11
(for tug fad. ? see next
section).
(b) the orig. significance of fo-dera (fa deara) being lost,
it was regarded as a prep. phrase and used with another
vb. DO-BHEIR FO (FA) D. (FA ND.), CUIRIDH FO D. (cf. umla)
causes (something to be done), orders
(= Fr. laisser, Germ.
lassen with inf.)
an té ... do ní piseóga ... nó dobeir
fá dera a ndénamh dhó,
Ó Héodhusa 135
.
tug fá
deara corp an leinbh do bhreith 'na ḟochair,
Keat. iii 608
.
tugsad fo deara ar Bhreatainibh cloidhe do dhéanamh,
i p. 6
.
doratsat ... fodera sepel ... do thogbail,
Fl. Earls 34.6
.
tucc
fó deara mac Ui M. do dhalladh,
AFM iii 214
. tabhair fa
deara a chluinsin cause it to be heard
Isaiah x 30
.
assí fós do
thuc fandear an leabar ... do sgribad,
L. Chl. S.
§ 51
.
gur chuir A. fá deara na clocha ... do thógbháil,
Keat. ii 6155
.
do bheir fa ndeara orainn bheith coimhneathach,
Stapleton's Catechismus 130
. à chur fa deara ar an
bpobal ... an manna ... do ithe ib.
(c) DO-BHEIR FA D.
observes, notices
(a still later use):
dá ttugdaois faderadh é go maith, do chifidis ...,
Luc. Fid. 259
.