fo-gaib, fo-geib
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Forms:
fagebtis, -fuar, fonduair, fagb-, fag-, gheibhther, gheibh, faghaim, faghaibh, fag, fagh, gheibhim, -fagbaim, -fágbaim, -fagaim, -faghaim, gheibhir, -faghair, -fogbái, fogaib, fogeib, dogeib, dogheibh, -fogaib, -fagaib, -faghann, fogabum, dogabmait, dogheibhmíd, -faghmaoid, fogabat, baghabhat, dogabat, dogebid, do-geibhit, do-gheibhid, -fagbat, -faghait, -faghaid, gheibhinn, -fuighinn, do-gheibheadh, -facchbad, dogheibhmis, fogeibtis, do-gheibhdis, -faghbadais, -faghdais, fogabur, fogabar, -fagbur, -fagar, fogaba, bhagaba, -fagba, -faghbha, -fagha, -fagbat, -fogbat, -fagbat, fogabaind, -fagbaind, -aghbhoinn, -faghthá, fogabad, -fagbad, -faghbhadh, -faghadh, -fagbaimis, -agbaitis, fogéb, dogébh, doghiab, -fugéb, baigiub, fogebai, fogéba, dageba, ghébha, do-ghéabhair, doghiabha, doghiabhair, -faigeba, -fuigbe, -foigbe, -i, fuidbe, faigbe, -fuigir, bhfuighir, -fuighbhir, fogéba, doghébha, do-ghéabha, do-ghéabhaidh, -foighe, -fuighe, -fuighbhe, ghébham, -foigheam, -foighbheam, fogébthaidh, fogebthai, do-ghéabhthaoi, -fuighthi, fogebat, -faigbet, -fuigbet, -faigbind, -fuiginn, -fogebtha, -ḟuigbithea, -eá, fogebad, fogebed, fogébed, dogebad, do-ghéabhadh, -fuighbheadh, -fugebmaís, -fagbaimis, -faigbimis, -foigebtais, -fugebtaís, núarsa, fuar, uair, fofuáir, fofuair, foruair, fuair, uair, fuair, -fuaramar, -ḟúaram, -fuarabhair, fofúaratár, úaratar, fuaradar, -fuaradar, foḟuarus, fuarus, fuaras, fuarus, -fuaras, -ḟuaross, fofuarais, fuarais, -fuarais, fuairsem, -fuairsed, fogaibset, fogabar, do-geibhthear, -fogabar, -fogbaither, -agabar, -aghaibhthir, -faghthar, -faghthair, -foghthor, -oghthair, -faghuir, foghair, -aghair, -fogbaiter, faghar, aghar, do-geibhthi, -fogbaithe, -fagtai, -fagthar, -foghar, -aghar, -oghair, -faghthair, fogebthar, fugebthar, do-ghéabhthar, -fuigebthar, -fuighthear, -faigbistar, fuigbestar, -foigfide, fríth, fofrith, foríth, forríth, forrith, frith, -fríth, frith, fríoth, frith, frith, rofrithe, fofrítha, -fritha
v The only instances in the O.Ir. Glosses
are: sec. fut. pl. 3 (with inf.)
fagebtis,
Wb. 8a14
. pret. s. 1
-fuar,
Ml. 57d3
. 3 (with inf.)
fonduair,
Sg. 144b3
. In the later lang. fo in the deut. forms
is gradually replaced by do; in prot. forms fagb- is frequently reduced to fag-, forms without initial f- are not
uncommon and are recognized by the mediaeval grammarians. See
IGT, Verbs § 22
.
Early Mod. instances of omission of preverb are:
mar gheibhther
,
Parrth. Anma 40.18
.
gheibh,
Corp. Astron. 86
.
Forms occurring after the period of the Glosses: ipv. 1 s.
faghaim,
TD 22a20
. 2
faghaibh,
Dán Dé xii 27
.
fag,
ZCP vi
88.8
.
fagh,
Luc. Fid. 276.4
. ind. pres. 1 s.
do gheibhim
,
Luc. Fid. 71.18
.
-fagbaim,
CCath. 4286
.
-fágbaim,
PH
2696
-fagaim,
LL 175a26
.
-faghaim,
TD 22a10
.
Luc. Fid.
326.9
. 2
do gheibhir
,
Luc. Fid. 325.9
.
-faghair,
325y
.
-fogbái
(torbai),
Thes. ii 296.6
. 3
fogaib,
Laws iv 194.20
(
SM Facs.,
16a
), etc.
fogeib,
LU 2126
,
2138
.
Mon. Tall. 72
.
PH 7080
.
dogeib,
PH 7814
.
Maund. 149
.
dogheibh,
Ó Héodhusa
44
.
TD 29.5
.
TSh. 790
.
3605
.
-fogaib,
LU 8632
. -fagaib
PH 7992
.
Ériu iv 214 § 12
.
-faghann,
Maund. 263
.
TD
16. 1
.
22a4
.
Ó Héodhusa 122
.
TSh. 1212
.
3645
. 1 pl.
fogabum.
PH 6120
.
dogabmait,
2887
.
dogheibhmíd,
Ó Héodhusa 111
.
TSh. 48
.
-faghmaoid,
Ó Héodhusa 111
.
3
fogabat,
LU 1852
(H =
foga-baid,
YBL 6a32
).
LU
4732
.
baghabhat,
BB 322b7
.
dogabat,
PH 3573
.
dogebid,
Maund.
263
.
do-geibhit,
Fl. Earls 52.5
.
do-gheibhid,
TSh. 511
.
3612
.
-fagbat,
LU 2229
.
-faghait,
Fl. Earls 88.20
.
-faghaid,
TD 16.8
.
TSh. 323
. imperf. 1 s. do gheibhinn
TD 14.17
. -fuighinn (-faghuinn v.l.)
TD 15.12
. 3
do-gheibheadh,
TSh. 640
.
-facchbad,
CCath. 3993
v.l.
pl. 1
dogheibhmis,
TD 14.17
v.l. 3
fogeibtis,
SR 4632
.
do-gheibhdis,
Keat. ii 234
.
-faghbadais,
CCath. 2153
. -faghdais
2520
. subj. pres. 1 s.
fogabur,
PH 617
.
fogabar,
403
.
-fagbur,
CCath. 3341
.
Ann. Conn. 1244 § 5
.
-fagar,
TBC-LL¹ 4448
St.
-fagur,
Celtica xiii 19.203
.
3 fogaba (= inveniat
p. 430
)
PH 5011
.
bhagaba,
TTebe
4543
.
-fagba,
SR 2551
.
LU 2609
. -faghbha (-fogba v.l.),
CCath. 1695
.
-fagha,
Maund. 263
.
Ó Héodhusa 70
.
TD 16. 24
. (fuighe v.l.);
24.1
. pl. 3
-fagbat,
PH 4193
, -fogbat
-fagbat,
CCath. 1696
v.l. (-faghbhuid text). subj. past 1 s.
fogabaind,
CCath. 2725
.
-fagbaind,
TBC-LL¹ 1173
. -aghbhoinn
TD 14.15
. 2
-faghthá,
TD 22a9
. 3
fogabad,
CCath. 1089
.
-fagbad,
SR 2567
.
2583
.
-faghbhadh,
Lism. L. 3040
.
-faghadh,
Maund. 262
.
TSh. 8520
(
-fuighbheadh,
7094
, sec. fut.
in form). 1 pl.
-fagbaimis,
BDD 48
Y (cf. sec. fut.). 3
-agbaitis,
LL 153b13
. fut. 1 s.
fogéb,
PH 2430
.
dogébh,
Imr. Brain
i 60.6
.
doghiab,
CF 469
.
-fugéb,
LL 123b25
.
in baigiub
,
Cog. 172.9
. 2
fogebai,
LU 11015
.
fogéba,
LU 208
.
TBC-LL¹
106
.
dageba,
Cog. 172.10
.
do ghébha
,
Ó Héodhusa 8
.
do-ghéabhair,
Keat. ii 4513
.
doghiabha,
CF 118
.
doghiabhair,
323
.
-faigeba,
LU 3912
.
-fuigbe,
LL 328 f 30
. -foigbe
(fuigbe, -i, fuidbe, faigbe, foibe v.l.),
Fél. Ep. 147
. -fuigir
ZCP vi 286.25
.
ní bhfuighir
,
TSh. 3253
.
-fuighbhir,
Keat.
ii 4501
. 3
fogéba,
LU 2029
.
doghébha,
Ó Héodhusa 46
.
do-ghéabha,
TD 20.49
.
do-ghéabhaidh,
TSh. 1376
. -foighe
TD 27.19
.
-fuighe,
Ó Héodhusa 82
.
-fuighbhe,
TSh.
342
. pl. 1
do ghébham
,
Ó Héodhusa 10
;
97
. -foigheam
14
;
89
.
TD 13.29
.
-foighbheam,
TD 13.29
. 2
fogébthaidh,
Anecd. iii 69.20
.
fogebthai,
YBL 87b17
(
RC xxvi
138
).
do-ghéabhthaoi,
TSh. 1950
.
-fuighthi,
TD 9.56i
3
fogebat,
CCath. 1702
v.l. (dogebhait, text). -faigbet
LU 2406
.
PH 4343
.
-fuigbet,
3640
. sec. fut. 1 s. -faigbind
TBC-LL¹ 1728
(-fuiginn St).
-fuiginn,
ZCP vi 286.21
. 2 -fogebtha
SR 1563
=
-ḟuigbithea,
LB 112a35
. (?) -foighthéa (leg. -eá)
Ó Héodhusa 112
. 3 fogebad (sic leg.)
SR 1131
. fogebed
LU 1788
.
fogébed,
1817
.
dogebad,
Ann. Conn. 1282 § 7
do-ghéabhadh,
TSh. 3603
.
-fuighbheadh,
TSh. 503
. pl. 1
-fugebmaís,
LU 6890
(
BDD 48
= -fagbaimis Y, -faigbimis D).
3
-foigebtais,
SR 5563
.
-fugebtaís,
LU 2229
.
pret. and perf.
(1
) 1 sg. fó núarsa
(rel.)
LU 6024
. fuar (in reply)
TBC-LL¹ 1770
.
3 s.
fo uair
,
LL 288a9
.
fofuáir,
SR 3091
.
fofuair,
Fél. Nov. 7
.
foruair,
LL 183b5
.
for fuair
,
LB 132a12
.
do uair
,
RC xxiv
202 § 19
.
fuair,
Ó Héodhusa 7
;
122
.
TSh. 563
. 1 pl.
-fuaramar ni,
YBL 110b33
=
-ḟúaram ni,
LL 260b16
. 2
-fuarabhair,
TD 9. 56
. 3
fofúaratár,
LU 10579
.
fó úaratar
,
Trip.
2.5
.
fuaradar,
Ó Héodhusa 74
.
-fuaradar,
TSh. 1193
.
(2
) 1 sg.
foḟuarus,
LL 198b24
. fuarus ib.
28
.
fuaras,
TD 11.14
;
14.20
.
na (= a n-) fuarus
,
SR 1758
.
-fuaras,
TD 14.10
.
-ḟuaross,
TBC-LL¹ 3674
. 2
fofuarais,
SR 1751
. fuarais (rel.),
TSh. 7111
.
-fuarais,
TBC-LL¹ 1770
. 1 pl.
fuairsem,
Ó Héodhusa 8
. 3
-fuairsed,
Ó Héodhusa 3z
.
(3
) 3 pl. fogaibset
LU 1792
.
Pass. pres. s.
fogabar,
LU 426
.
PH 7168
.
do-geibhthear,
TD 13.8
.
TSh. 2764
.
-fogabar,
ZCP viii 303.27
.
Laws iv 194.19
(
SM Facs. 15a
); -fogbaither, ib. seems a
miswriting of the pl.).
-agabar,
Laws
iii 90.1
.
-aghaibhthir,
TD
22a55
.
-faghthar,
TSh. 2152
.
-faghthair,
TD 10.10
.
-foghthor,
29.14
.
-oghthair,
10.3
.
-faghuir,
7.3
.
foghair,
17.8
.
-aghair,
28.38
. pl.
-fogbaiter,
Laws iv 194.22
(
SM Facs. 15a
).
imperat. s.
faghar,
TD 25.16
.
aghar,
Dán Dé iii 8
. imperf. s.
do-geibhthi,
TD 14.13
.
-fogbaithe,
LU 9055
.
-fagtai,
Maund.
262
. pres. subj. s.
-fagthar,
LU 6155
(H).
-fagaither,
TBC-LL¹
4448
.
-foghar,
TD 10.23
.
-aghar,
17.3
.
-oghair,
15.47
.
-faghthair,
10.13
. fut. s. fogebthar,
fugebthar,
LU 10989
.
do-ghéabhthar,
TSh. 3423
.
-fuigebthar,
ZCP xi 83 § 31
.
TBC-I¹ 2779
.
-fuighthear,
TD 9. 7
.
-faigbistar,
LU 8445
(
FB 30
= fuigbestar, Eg) is apparently an isolated form
(`a barbarous mixture of the s and the b futures' Strachan,
ZCP iii 479
). sec. fut. s.
-foigfide,
Cáin Ad. 8
. pret. and
perf. s.
fo fríth
,
Hy v 79
.
fofrith,
LU 10722
.
Fél. Feb. 25
.
Ann. Conn. 1235 § 8
.
foríth,
LL 277b21
.
forríth,
150a29
.
forrith,
AFM 123
.
frith,
LU 183
.
-fríth,
Hy v 29
.
Ann. Conn.
1235 § 8
.
frith,
AU 1014
.
Fl. Earls 88
.
fríoth,
Ó Héodhusa 122
.
do frith (v.l. frith),
IT iii 193.15
.
rofrithe,
Luc. Fid. 382.9
. pl.
fofrítha,
Metr. Dinds. iii 284.97
.
-fritha,
Anecd. ii 4.15
.
In general sense
finds, gets
, hence
(a)
finds, meets with,
discovers (in a place):
feib fonduáir som la auctoru
,
Sg.
144b3
.
fofuair ann fer,
SR 3091
.
dia mbé nech occá sirfégad
imme ... fogéba do cech leth aci agid,
LU 2029
.
dobert a
laimh dar a einech. fogeib teora boulga for a aghaidh,
Corm. Y p. 59
. nech bad chalmu ... cosindiu nocon ḟuaross
TBC-LL¹ 3674
.
cia airm i faigbind in Coin Culaind?,
1728
(a
bfuiginn St). ní fúaram-ni ... mnai do dingbala-so cosindiu
IT i 74.11
. is annsin fuarustair ... Ruadhán fora cind
BNnÉ 322 § 31
.
fofrith (forrith v.l.) cenn Póil ... hi féil
ind ḟir ...,
Fél. Feb. 25
.
snechta do nā frith samail re hed
cian,
Ann. Conn. 1318 § 11
. an cétna long ... fúair Hérinn
`the first ship which reached Ireland.'
Ériu iv 158 § 35
.
ceathracha trath ... fofrith Ere ria ndílind was discovered
Leb. Gab.(i) i 16
.
do cech anmanda ... fogébad for talmain,
Ériu ii 134 § 113
.
a faigbed do lindib forsin bhith,
§ 114
.
is
edh forfuaradar ina lebraibh,
RC x 186.3
.
mar frithi a lebraib
lindi,
Metr. Dinds. iii 346
.
do réir ṡeanrolla fríoth i nOxford,
Keat. iii 2575
. a llotár dano ond insi sin fúaratár insi máir
LU 1767
.
fogaibset insi n-aili,
1792
. iar bhfácbháil na
ndithrub sin dogabar crích forlethan `you come to'
Marco P.
21
.
coicc primroid Erenn ..., ní fritha gusanocht,
Anecd.
ii 4.15
.
a n-oidhce geine Cuinn forrith cóicc phríomhróid
go Teamhraigh,
AFM 123
.
mar gheibhther ag Lucas ... san
seisedh caibidiol,
Parrth. Anma 40.18
. gur cuireadh ...i
meidh an mheasruighthe, go bhfríoth ní budh lugha
ioná an chóir aige was weighed in the balance and found
wanting
TSh. 3635
. (cf.
3181
cited below (b)). Cath ... do
na frith inntsamail a battle of which no like has been found
AU 1014
.
bodith ... dona frith samail riam,
Ann. Conn.
1321 § 5
. With vn. phrase or dependent clause as obj.:
co na fuair cair nā peccad do dénum do Ísu,
PH 2718
.
Fertán C. cia rochlaid in fagbaid nó in fetabair? can you
find out?
Metr. Dinds. iii 8
. In later lang. DOGHEIBH AMACH
=
discovers: no gur fritheadh an sgribhneoireacht ... amach
until writing was invented
Luc. Fid. 256
.
ar na daoinibh
gheibh neithe nuadha amach,
Corp. Astron. 86
.
(b) with adj. or other compl. of pred.
finds
(in a certain
condition): mongenar anmain fogabar co glan dia stiurad
on M. sin that is found pure
PH 7168
.
go fagtai na fir
marbh arnamairech,
Maund. 262
. nach faghair sibh
seasmhach that you are not found constant
Content. xxii 12
. See also feb.
fríoth Naoi 'na fhíréan 'na shíl-treabhaibh féin = Noe vir
iustus in generationibus suis
TSh. 3181
.
do fríth easbhuidheach thú,
Dan. v 27
(cf.
3635
cited above (a)) ní frith sinne
... commbuidech riam we have never been equally satisfied
BColm. 20.19
.
dogeibhit na doirrsi foriadhta ar a gcionn,
Fl. Earls 52.5
.
munab i leacaibh cloch fuairsiod scríobhth
iad,
Keat. i p. 146
. cionnus do-geibhthear ort an lucht
tuillimh ... do bhíodh agat ? what is the disposition of thy
hired servants towards thee ?
TSh. 4230
(corresp. to:
cionnus
atáid duit ... ?,
4241
).
(c)
gets, gains, obtains, procures
(with Ó, A of source): int
áenmacc ríg ... is mō fuair ┐ tuc amach who got and gave
away most
ZCP viii 111.13
.
in tan na fádbait a mbiad,
PH
7476
. nem fuair an t-anc(h)ara ... ar a thir got heaven in
exchange for
ACL iii 307 § 25
.
a n-as ail duid dogeba on
choimdi,
YBL 167a2
. fogeb trocaire treimit he obtains mercy
BColm. 78.23
.
is gerr co fuigir furtacht,
ZCP vi 286.25
.
as meisi dúil as anṡádhaile ... dogheibh a betha isin domun
that lives
BS § 70
. ionnus go ffaghdais a mbethaidh
that they might get their sustenance
BNnÉ 320 § 20
. no
(= do] geibhdís betha gan feidm ndaonda léo acht ... got
their livelihood without any human exertion save ... ib.
doghebhaitt na hálaidh sin furtacht,
297y
. braighe gill
as a ffuighbithe eich ┐ airgheadha for whose ransom horses
and herds would have been got
AFM v 1788.26
. gach aon ...
do geip mar chuiss impidhe ... gan bass fiadhnach ...
d'faghail `who obtains as an act of grace ... that he shall not
suffer death in public'
Fl. Earls 70.27
.
na hindmasa
doberam-ne ... ni huain fogabum iat,
PH 6120
.
is í comhairle do-gheibheadh ón marbh,
TSh. 640
.
an teagasg rofrithe
ona habsdoluibh,
Luc. Fid. 382.9
. With DO of pers. (=
dat. of advantage):
fag-sa airm ... ┐ eideth dam !,
ZCP vi
88.8
.
fagh dhamh ... san sgrioptur na briathra so !,
Luc. Fid. 276.4
.
do-uair Niall ... rigi coidchi da cheneol,
RC xxiv
202 § 19
. cearc ... fhuair clú d'fhine Fhearghosa that won
fame for
Studies 1921, 257
.
(d)
gets, induces (some one to do something) causes
(something to be done) (with Ó or FOR of pers.):
faghaibh
gan é d'aithfear,
Dán Dé xii 27
. do ráidh an rí ré cách
dul ... is ní bhfuair ó neach dul ann he got no one to go
Keat.
iii 2591
(=
ni fuair ó neoch,
Cóir Anm. 125
). fuaradar ó
Phádraig an dara heaglais ... do dhéanamh i Leith Mogha
they were permitted by P. to build
Keat.
iii 312
. ni fuigebthar foro
tuidecht they will not be prevailed on to come
TBC-I¹ 2779
.
(e) freq. with abstr. or semi-abstr. obj.
meets with, experiences, undergoes:
fofuarais mór do duilgi,
SR 1751
.
cech
pian fogéb ar ainm ṅDé,
PH 2427
.
mar do ḟuair a chalann
crád,
Ériu iv 112 § 5
.
ar eccla co fuidedh se pían,
Maund.
149
. do badh ḟearr lais co faghbhadh cath he would rather
have had to fight
Lism. L. 3040
.
fuaratar troid thenn ...
o Gheraltachaibh,
AFM vi 2118. 3
. gach ní ... fá bhfuighinn
guais which might be perilous to me
Dán Dé ix 6
.
gurab
léir dhó ... nach fuighbbe sochar ná socamhal,
TSh. 1133
.
frith saothar dermhair ag tabairt an eich ... aníoss,
Fl. Earls 88
.
na daoine ... dogheibh togbháil suas bharbardha,
Ó Héodhusa 76w
. conna fuaratar ... aidchi ṅdunaid
... bad mó dód ... dóib never spent a worse night
TBC-LL¹ 631
.
an t-ech fós, nach faghaibh sbuir do cur uirri who never
feels the spur
Ériu iv 214.12
. f.¤ bás
dies:
fogeib in rí bás,
Mon. Tall. § 72
.
co fúigbe bás croiche,
PH 2429
. mas ann
do cinded damh-sa bás d'fághbhail, dogébh if it is there
I am fated to die, there I shall die
Imr. Brain i 60.6
.
is truag
dham nach eg do fhuarus,
Aen. 2602
.
foruair macc D.
a aidid,
LL 183b5
(
Arch. Hib. ii 63
).
co faghdis a n-oidedha
... le cláraibh ... ac rotuitim forra,
CCath. 2010
. cen co
fagbat ... a n-airlech isin cath though they be not slain in
the battle
4275
. faghbhadh ... bas ┐ aidhedh libh let ... be
slain by you
RC xliii 34z
.
With concrete obj. in fig. sense: la macc Rossa frith a
lecht his death came about
RC xxiii 308
. Cf. fríoth a n-árach
`their deaths were brought about' GF,
Ir. Monthly 1919, 169
.
fríth ilach dó ... i cath birach B.,
LL 184b45
(
Arch. Hib.
ii 83
).
Often folld. by vn. with poss. refl. pron. (cf. similar use
of Welsh cael): nuchun ḟaigbe th'imṡnádud thou shalt not
be protected
Ériu i 128
. Simon ... fuair a chrochad hi Parthib
iii 196 § 12
.
ni fhuidhitís a sásadh
they would never be
satisfied
RC xxiv 379w
. ó nach fuair a múnadh, since
it has never been instructed
Dán Dé xix 8
(
YBL 393b18
).
fuair a hurgnamh ... ┐ a fobairt it had been prepared ... and
annealed (of a hauberk)
CCath. 5215
.
(f)
gets (an opportunity of doing), is able (usually with
vn. obj.; cf. c, d). conna faghbhadh bheith 'na ecmais
could not do without him
Lism. L. 1483
. ní ḟuair grádh ná
eagla t'ḟos neither love nor fear could restrain you
Content.
viii 9
. ni faigebhdais scor a n-ech la feraibh Midhe, min
dicuirte Mocuda they would not have been allowed to unyoke
their horses
BNnÉ 303 § 14
. With obj. joined to vn. by DO:
dús in fagbaind mo lāma do ḟuligud ... indiu to see if I
might redden my hands
TBC-LL¹ 1173
. arna fagbatis fini F. iat
do fogail so that the tribe of F. should not be able to injure
them
Lec. [24]a15
(
ZCP x 165
). mar fuaradar Dál Riada
Scotia do thabhairt ar Albain `when the D. R. were permitted
to call [A.] Scotia'
Keat. ii 5816
. ó nach fuair féin a haigneadh do chalochlódh since he was unable to alter her intention
Keat. ii 3039
. For F.¤ ÁRACH, FAILL X (FOR X), see these
nouns. Cf. also:
ar an gcóir fríoth folmhughadh,
PBocht
19 § 9
. With advb. MAITH: atbeiredh cách nár bó maith
fríth an marbhadh sin that that slaying was unjustified
AFM v 1790.17
.
maith fuarais mise do ghoin ... óir is mé
do mharbh th'athair,
Keat. ii 4508
.
maith do-ghéabhdaois
clann Ch. ... aonduine ortha d'oirdneadh,
TD 9.44
. bith
nar uo romhaith fuair in giustiss in basugadh sin re a denomh
(= though the justice had no very plausible pretext for that
execution),
Fl. Earls 60.5
. Cf. bíodh a dheimhin aguibh
do nós choguidh na hErenn gur go maith do fuarus misi
rem ghabháil `that I esteemed myself to be well off in that
I was taken captive'
O'Gr. Cat. 57
.
(g) With expressions of time
gets = spends, lives (through):
dogheibhdís na daoine ré ḟada fán am soin used to live long
Keat. ii 234
. ben fuair an saoghal go sona who had spent
her life happily
AFM v 1692.4
. In the type:
Fergal fuair
raithi co rath; ... nocon fuair acht oenbliadain,
Rawl.
164a41
=
Arch. Hib. ii 85
(
LL 185a37
). the notion is of a
period of kingship etc. and it belongs rather to (c).
(h)
invents, devises: in sluag dolbtha frith ... la Fotlai
BB 377a6
(=
RC xv 446
).
conidh edh airecc fuairset,
cuibhrighi do chur fair,
BNnÉ 296 § 30
.
gibé freagra fuaras
daoibh,
Content. ix 24
.
(i) With I N- and refl. pron. `finds in oneself,' dares, presumes (late): cionnas do gheibhim ionnam féin dul ... ?
Luc. Fid. 71. 18
.
ní fhuair duine ... ann féin aifrionn ...
do rádh,
Mac Aingil 113. 18
(= neque aliquis ... missas
facere ... praesumebat
Beda v 14
). go bhfuaradar ... ionnta féin éirghe amach i n-aghaidh a dtighearna,
Maguires of F. § 25
.
In:
nach misi rodusfuighbhe ... duib ī,
ZCP viii 547.2
(=
ni mé adféta dúib,
TBC-LL¹ 1764
). nach badh eisin radus
fuighbhedh duibh ī ib.
ZCP
viii 547.15
(=
dosféta,
TBC-LL¹ 1773
), the modern
redactor has replaced adféta by a form beginning with
f which gives approximate sense: will find (the information)
for you. The sense
imparts, communicates
is not supported
by other examples.