n o, m. vn. of fris-cuirethar. n
s.
frecor
,
Sg. 106b12
.
freccor,
Wb. 11b5
. a
s.
frecur,
Ml. 43a2
, etc. a
p.
frecru,
30d16
.
I
(a) in the term f.¤ céill (vn. of fris-cuirethar céill)
applying one's mind to, attending to, cultivating
(for construction
cf. airmitiu féid and airbert biuth. Cf. f.¤ ceille, H 3.18 ,
cited below) : f.¤ ceill no frithgnom (gl. Gk. γυμνασια)
Sg. 106b12
.
freccor céil ídol (gl. idolorum cultura)
Wb. 11b5
.
oc frecur
céill Dae,
29d6
. fri freccur cheill De. fri frecur ceill Dae
Ml. 43a2
,
79b2
(gl. cultus in both cases).
du frecur cheill
siu a Dae,
106d3
. recht frecoir chéill cruithnechtae (gl.
frumentaria lex)
Sg. 35a11
. cf. isna frecru ceill (gl. ... in
cola)
Ml. 30d16
.
f.¤ ceil no trebad in talman,
Alex. 968
.
f.¤
ceille in talman dia torad fadesin,
H 3.18, 11ay
=
Laws
iv 98.15
. f.¤ céill na scor `to repair the camp'
TTr.² 1271
=
LL 407a40
(
TTr. 2138
; cf.
Dares xxvii
).
bid oc f.¤ ceill
dia mathair,
RC iii 344.21
(the editor's rendering `He will
be under the care of his mother' is certainly wrong. A
possible rendering is : He tends (the land) for his mother,
or emending Bid occa f.¤
His mother attends to him, this
seems less likely. The emendation : Bid a ḟ.¤
suggested
Aisl. Óeng. p. 48
is also doubtful. Ó Coileáin,
Celtica xx 167-68
, dismisses the line as a product of the confusion of two originally separate glosses). tirfrecur céill agriculture (dist. from `fiadach')
Ml. 137c1
.
at buidig do thorthib in talman cen tír-frecur-ceill,
Alex. 841
(=
frecar tir
ceill,
Anecd. v 2.21
, where the infixing of `tir' is peculiar).
(b) hence (with omission of céill ; see Desid. Gloss. s.v.
freacrughadh)
attending to, cultivating, practising: freacar
.i. friotháileamh, O'Cl. freacar .i. fiadhnaisi ib. seems meant
for freacra (frecrae).
doinenn dermar ... gur tairmisc
frecar na talman um na treabthachaibh,
AU iii 460
.
a[g]
rómhar ┐ ag freacar na talamhan dō,
ITS xvi 94.28
.
f.¤
n-oiged,
Ériu ix 46 § 11
=
fognom,
LL 147b22
. gach indstraimint ... do foigeonadh d' esbog do frecur ecluisi Dé
BCC § 252
. do bi foirbthe a frecur ecluisi Dé who were
perfected in the service ... ib. ag f.¤ ecluisi Torón serving the
church of Tours (as bishop)
§ 255
. ni ro mill a tol frecur
a deg[g]nim uimi his passions never injured his practice of
good works
CCath. 1190
(cf.
Luc. Phars. II 389.391
).
frecar na
subailcedh,
Parrth. Anma 2a17
. do ḟrecar Sacramuinte :
`of the frequentation of the Sacrament'
RSClára 135b
. creud
iad a chláonta olca ... ┐ an frecar do ní riú `what exercise
he useth against them'
154a0
. tir-f.¤
tillage: (fig.) t. nime
LL 371c35
=
sirfrecar,
Hib. Min. 41
(
Rawl. B 512 39a
).
Cf.
gan tirecor (v.l. tireguir) gan trebaire gan ar,
TTebe
1929
where there is possibly a corruption of this.
II Lit. `a putting against,' hence objecting to, impugning,
repelling: cf. air ropad frecor
[frecorp MS] aitherrech
forsan oin ainm `repetition of the same name would have been
objectionable'
Ml. 131a8
. tri fuile ná dlegat f.¤
`three bloodsheds that need not be impugned'
Triads 154
. freccuir cach
domaine (.i. do athchur ass) `to remove'
Laws iii 22.11 (34)
.
in deoraidh frecair (a man for whom his `fine' have renounced responsibility ; expld. as one who is troublesome
to the `fine' by his misbehaviour).
deorad freacair .i.
nocha n-icann a athair a chinta,
v 236.2 Comm
. (on :
fear
dobeir fine a freitech),
iii 380z
, cf.
iv 250.13
and
frecur
.i. firathchur,
O'Dav. 998
.
deora f.¤
,
O'Dav. 996
. (with
subj. gen.) ni tualaing faosam tar freacur fine fear ...
fingalach in face of the objections of the fine
O'Curry 2252
(
Eg. 88
f. 18c
) =
dar fricur f.¤
,
O'Dav. 911
(where it is glossed :
dar sarugud fine). dar urfogra ┐ freccor in athair [sic]
O'D.
2290
(
Rawl. B 506, 27ac.2
) cf.
tar urfocra .i. riana denam,
┐ f.¤ .i. iar na denum,
O'Curry 1996
(
H 4.22, 28
). In phr. : i f.¤
in chatha : dorochratar sochaide mor ... i frecur in chatha
LL 115b41
(
RC viii 56
).
LL
315c10
,
387a16
.
bellum Cuirrich
... ubi ceciderunt M. ... ┐ D. ... hi frecur `in mutual combat
' (?)
AU 781
, = in ro marbhadh M. ... ┐ D. ... hi frecar
AFM i 382x
.