1 fraig
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Forms:
frega, froiged, fraig, fraig, fraig, fraig, fraigid, fraigid, froigid, fraigthi, fraighthi, froig, -eadh, -e, ḟroighth-, froigh-, fraigid, fraig
n i, f., in Mid. Ir. also decl. as dent. stem. g
s.
frega,
Thes. ii 293.22
(SP).
IT iii 39 § 30
.
na froiged
,
PH 78
.
a
d
s.
fraig
,
Críth G. 226
,
232
.
eter tenid ┐
fraig
,
Thes. ii
293.3
.
co
fraig
,
SR 4733
.
íar
fraig
,
LU 7203
. co fraigid
6804
.
isind fraigid
,
1710
.
fri froigid
,
PH 523
. n
p. fraigthi
LB 147a12
.
fraighthi,
Laws v 326.13 Comm.
n
s. froig
IGT, Decl. § 191
. (g
s. -eadh, v.l. also -e ; pl. stem ḟroighth-,
froigh-).
(a) an interior wall, or a wall viewed from inside, generally
of a house.
f.¤ .i. fri haigh .i. fri huacht,
Corm. Y 608
, copied
by O'Cl. : fraigh .i. fri haigh .i. fuacht. fraigthi in tige
LB 147a12
. fó loch Echach adba dam ... tond mo tugi,
tracht mo f.¤
the wave my thatch, the beach my wall
LU 2974
.
fri frega fál `against the wall-fence' (i.e. chamberwall)
Thes. ii 293.22
.
isind raigid in taige immá cuaird ónd
ursaind díarali,
LU 1708
.
sreth ... dí bretnasaib ... ┐ a cosa
isind fraigid,
1710
.
co ndeachadsa ... i tech n-aili ... & is
tria fraighidh noicht in tigi sin no acallad som misi,
YBL
165b44
.
téit co mboí iter Cormac ┐ f.¤
,
LU 4368
(= ...
fraigid,
Anecd. i 16
). F. etir ┐ fraigid . C. etir ┐ crand. L.
etir ┐ adart (of persons around a bed)
LU 3299
(
SCC 10
).
ó thenid co fraigid from (central) fire to wall
LU 6796
(
BDD
33
).
LU
8051
(
FB 2
).
o thein co f.¤
,
LL 248b39
(
TBFr. § 7
; =
go fraigid,
ZCP iv 35
). gai ... ro saig íar f.¤ for clethi a spear
... which stretches along the wall to the roof
LU 7203
(
BDD
87
). imscing linanairt ... fri fraigid against the wall (of
tapestry)
TFerbe 407
(
LL 256b2
). luid A. ina airicul ┐
dobeir a druim fria raigid (= leaned against the wall of it)
LU 8773
(
FB 58
). mo t[h]aeb co fann re fraigh (of a person
ill in bed)
ZCP vi 263 § 6
.
gach aon do ṡuidhe druim ré
froigh,
Keat. ii 3906
, of custom observed in the king's hall
at Tara, where all the guests sat with their backs to the
wall ; cf. atat .uii. meic thíre i ngialnai fri fraigid ina
thigseom (i.e. as hostages in his house)
LU 7015
(
BDD 66
).
is luchra grēine do f.¤ | cruth rochaīn co ndrochālaib,
ZCP
vi 267 § 4
. tomus tighe Mec ind Ócc ... etir dā fraigid
from wall to wall
ZCP viii 108
.
co torchratar na hairm
asna fraigthib,
LU 8581
(
FB 44
). Of a cave :
fri froigid
na huama,
PH 523
. Fig. : Fíach dar Fálga f.¤
`a shield
guarding Fálga'
Metr. Dinds. iv 206
. See also 2 fraig
. Of
eyelid :
sruth serb ... aslocha fraigh n-abrat n-uar,
ZCP
vii 299.16
. Of a board or bench (a seat running along the
wall ?) :
focerdsad cupa ... ar claruib, ┐ froighthiph an
toighe,
Aisl. Tond. 112 § 3
.
(b) in poetic style, of vault of sky, generally pl. :
gur
thuit froigh na firminte,
TD 8.6
.
ic tuitim a fraigtibh na
firmaminte,
CCath. 4325
.
Suass a ffraigtip na firmeinnte,
Fl. Earls 140.10
.
on talam suas co froighthib na firmamindti,
RC xxviii 310 § 4
. i bfraoighthibh na firmameinte,
Maguires of F. 24.23
.
a bhfraoithibh na fiormamint,
TBC-LL¹
p. 563 n. 1
. Hence absol. the sky:
co ceolaib Hiruphin |
aṅgel uas fraig
,
ACL iii 219 § 9
(possibly angel is g
p.).
(c) co fraig
(in this sense rarely fraigid) `to the wall' =
to the utmost extent, entirely:
Enna ba flaith Fail co f.¤
,
LL
18a49
.
R. ri Fail gu fraidh,
BB 47b18
(=
Ériu xiii 71
, where
this is cited as ex. of : f.¤ .i. fairrgi ; hence f.¤ .i. fairrge,
O'Cl.
rogab Flathroi . fuind co f.¤ . rige dar eis D.,
Rawl.
165b17
. (In the above ex. the gen. is governed by
fraig
).
in
cach coiciudh ... na hErend etir chill is tir co f.¤
,
Ériu viii
67.7
. nír soinmech a feis co froig `not joyous ... at all'
Metr. Dinds. iii 434
; cf.
ro bí in fer ... co f.¤
,
242
(or does this belong
to 3 fraig
?). gairm co f.¤
(chev.)
Anecd. ii 67
. críoch Ghaoidheal fád go froighidh the land of the G. is thine as far as it
extends
TD 10.20
. Esp. in phr. co fairrge f.¤
=
as far as the
seabounding-wall i.e. shore:
tír Cannain co fairgi f.¤
,
SR
4733
.
otá in síd co fairge f.¤
,
Metr. Dinds. iii 28
. ?
tairind
dinetan do f.¤
,
LU 2981
(the gloss .i. tabair haigid form,
seems due to misunderstanding of dinetan). Of the horizon
(conceived as a wall bounding the ocean) :
cen imcasin
di bith buan acht fairggi f.¤
,
SR 2579
.
Cf. 4 fraig
.