1 ferg
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Forms:
ferc, ferc, ferce, fercae, ferg, feirg, -e, ferga, ḟerga, fergga, fercc, ferglunni, fergluinne, ferclaindig
n ā, f.
ferc,
Ml. 49b7
. a
s. ferc ib. g
s.
ferce,
Wb. 22b4
.
fercae,
Ml. 27b15
.
32d4
.
ferg
(f., d
s. feirg, g
s. -e, n
p. ferga)
IGT, Decl. § 39
.
Anger, wrath: (gl. ira)
Ml. 23a15
.
Ériu
vii 164.26
.
fergg a feruore
,
O'Mulc. 520
=
Corm. Y 618
.
ferc ┐ digal,
Ml. 22c13
. illestur ferce a vessel of wrath
Wb.
22b4
. dofánic [ = dan-ánic] f.¤ ┐ luinni mór ic aicsin in tslóig
LU 6280
.
fercc leomain,
TBC-LL¹ 5557
St (of a warrior).
mád
co féirg dothí C. chucund,
LU 8698
(
FB 52
).
atrāigset
clanna N. ferg Foraind,
LL 134a4
(Todd,
Todd Nenn. 232
).
atagamar ... in fer d'imbert a ferci fornd,
LU 3792
(
SCC 36
).
lin a fer fír ferdais feirg,
SR 4981
.
rind na ferca,
Ériu
vii 164.28
.
ōn dualaich-se na fercai,
ZCP iii 26.29
.
gus
fland ferge,
IT i 103.25
. fer feirgi `an angry man'
Laws
v 284.4
(with gloss: .i. in fer bis a feirg friut, no risi mbi
t'fearg).
rogab f.¤ ┐ londus iat,
PH 2950
. ma dosgní Dia
feirg fri re mbicc though God is angry for a little while
6638
.
fá fheirg riú dá raibh do Mhac angry with them
Dán Dé
xix 25
. m'anacol ar fheirg an Choimdeadh the Lord's wrath
xix 22
.
nocon acaille iter, robar bia ferc leis,
BNnÉ 303 § 12
.
Excitement, agitation: an chláirseach ... fa ghroidfheorg
rithmhir mo mheoir `the swift frenzy of my fingers'
Studies
1923, 598 § 10
(where —fheorg may be a scribal error for
—fheirg; the compd. assonates with bhrosduigh in following
line). Of inanimate objects: fearg bhuinne `the fury of
the stream'
TD 1.53
. ar ḟeirg ndíleann from the wrath of
the Deluge
7.41
. Transf. of cause of anger: olcas choimhéada mo chuirp ... atá 'na fheirg ar m'aingiol `causes my
Angel to be angry'
Dán Dé xxi 31
. In pl.,
outbursts of wrath:
dofancatar a ḟerga laiss,
TBC-LL¹ 1982
(cf.
ar méit na ferggi
dofánic,
1985
).
fergga,
1368
. ferdair a n-othrusa uili acht
a ferga `except [those] wounded in anger' [?]
Laws iii 356.3
.
(cf.
Ériu xii 89
). cendais eter fhergaib (= inter iras)
PH
5924
.
beid na reilge derga | ona fergaibh peacaidh,
ZCP
x 49.24
. Here probably belong: Tuathal na ferg
`of the
warriors' [battles ?]
Metr. Dinds. ii 48
(see
v 128
). laech
na ferg fromtha troops' [battles ?]
iii 76
.
Eochu Fidmuine
na fergg,
LL 128b1
. fri frais flanruad ferg
`the blood-red
strife of heroes (?)'
PRIA iii 1893-6, 540 § 1
(
LL 146b2
).
Cf. ní bat fergaib fír `they shall not be truly heroic' ib.
PRIA
iii 1893-6, 532
§ 3
(
LU 9839
).
Astud rurech f.¤
,
LU 4755
.
Compds.
ferg-arnaid
relentless in wrath
Fianaig. 84.20
(
¤arnaigh MS.).
¤díchracht
wrathful intensity
MR 238.5
.
¤duaibsech
surly in anger: forne ... fergduaibsecha Finngall
MR 216.7
.
¤Ionn
wrathfully indignant: ramarbusa ... cethri
choicait férn [apparently corr. to fían LL; fercc St] ferglond
TBC-LL¹ 4127
.
¤luinne
wrathful indignation; fury:
nert ┐
ferglunne na righflaithi,
CCath. 5534
.
fubtad la fergluinne,
O'Dav. 500
.
Laws v 138.13
.
lán d'fhíoch ┐ d'fheargluinne,
TSh. 6668
.
go ffuasnadh ┐ go ffergluinne luidh Ua D.
ainnsidhe,
AFM vi 2212.16
. g
s.
comlud ferglunni
,
LU 8433
(
FB 29
).
na fergluinne
,
CCath. 621
. Hence adj. fergluinnech: n
p.
m.
ferclaindig,
ZCP iii 451.2
(ferglainig v.l.)