n o, m. or n. (
Ériu xxxvi 191
) (vn. of 1 fuinid)
(a)
setting, sinking (of
sun) ; sunset: fuineadh, dul faoi, Kirk (
Eg. Gl. 319
).
turcbál
┐ funed,
Ml. 119d9
. oca turcbáil ┐ lia f.¤
(of constellations),
Thes. ii 12.31
(
BCr. 18c2
). funid (gl. occasus, apparently
taken as g
s.)
Thes.
ii 44.5
.
a n-aslui grién foa f.¤
,
BCr. 33b18
.
ro saig turcbail ┐ f.¤ ngrene,
Mon. Tall.
§ 85
.
greni fri turcbail ... fri fuiniud,
SR 4436
.
o nonai ...
co fescor neso sa neso ticdis ... co téigtís iar funiud gréne
issin n-insi,
RC ix 474.7
. co funed ngréne ib.
18
(
LU 1692
).
fuiniud im medon laa ni hord,
LL 374c31
(
Éigse ii 185
).
á dorblas na matne ... go tráth funid nóna,
TBC-LL¹ 3614
,
3709
.
re fuiniud nell na nóna,
2438
=
re funiud,
LU 6280
.
hi
fuinedh néll nona,
Hugh Roe 242.6 (64a)
.
iar fuinedh lai,
Grail 3597
. ó éirghe na gréine go a fuineadh,
Psalms l 1
. ? dligid fial fes ar fuiniud
at evening (?)
ZCP iv 468
§ 3
. Cf.
nír bho fuinedh dhoibh,
Ériu xiii 51.24
(seems to be
a gloss on nis fuinchesa ib.
11
).
(b) often synon. with the west: aís fil oc turcbail grene
... ais ind fuinid (gl. qui primi ... solem uident ... qui ultimi)
Ml. 94b18
-
19
. Esp. in phrase :
otha turcbail co f.¤
,
SR
8264
.
o turcbáil co fuinud,
LU 2458
(
RC iv 254
).
fir
domuin án t. co funiud,
LL 267b41
(
MU² 759
).
o turgbail
co fuineth,
O'Mulc. 411
.
for ainglib ind fuinid,
LU 1958
(
FA 2
; `angels of the West' Boswell).
fir ind iarthair
┐ ind ḟunid,
PH 5385
.
fírḟlaith fer funid,
LL 296a4
.
MR 48
.
sluagh finn fuinidh (fuinigh v.l.),
Anecd. i 35
. re fód
bhFuinidh land of the west (i.e. Ireland)
TD 1.23
; similarly :
tar Fiadh Fuinidh,
10.2
. d'Inis Fuinidh ib.
11
.
fonn
Fuinidh,
Hackett xliii 21
.
iath fuinid,
Acall. 2541
.
See 1 fuin and 2 fuine. See also last cit. s.v. fuinedach.