n f. (Lat. vigilia) figheal feigheal (g s. n p. -li) IGT, Decl. § 54 . The late form uigil ( Mac Aingil 271.16 etc.) is possibly due to influence of etymol. A vigil; a (nocturnal ?) religious observance varying in nature and performed either by an individual or a congregation: fighell a vigilia .i. frithaire, Corm. Y 624 . O'Mulc. 535 (ficell). fighil .i. molad, O'Dav. 889 (quoting Fél. Dec. 8 , see below). Stowe Gl. 384 . fighill .i. clechtain (leg. slechtain) ib. 385 . fighill .i. urnaighthe doní duine ar a ghluinibh mar atá slechtain no meditátió , O'Cl. dorigni figill ... .i. dá cét déc slechtan leis cach laí ... LU 641 ( ACC 23 ). as í figheall as gnath lé D. na tri chaoga psalm do radh ina sheasomh, ┐ slechtain ar deireadh gach psailm, Rule of Tallaght § 36 (cf. Mon. Tall. § 5 . RC xv 491 ). fit, foss, figell, Mon. Tall. § 47 . dognisom figild matin (leg. matni ?) § 5 . suíri figli exemption from vigils § 15 . figell nóna, Rule of Tallaght § 27 . do Christ cachain figil, Fél. Dec. 8 . figell fo déraib, ZCP vii 311 § 14 . is ann so eistfes sibh ... an uiccil-so, BNnÉ 57.12 . pl. figli, ACL iii 314 § 28 . carais figle, Fél. May 26 . co fighlib, ZCP vi 83.29 . trosgadh an chorghuis ... ┐ na uigiledh ( fast-days preceding religious festivals), Mac Aingil 289.10 .

See crosḟigel(l).