(51 FAR Fajeil', n. failing. This w<strong>or</strong>d is used by some instead <strong>of</strong> FailleU, but I cannot say it is c<strong>or</strong>rect, as it is not once used in <strong>the</strong> Scriptures, to my knovvledgre. Fae'ider, s. to. a seer; pl.—v^-. Fak'i.v, i'. seeing, beholding.
FasVit, 85. winnowed, fanned. Fass <strong>or</strong> Fassee, v. feed, feed <strong>with</strong> grass ; —Acn, 77;—EE, 80; —IV, 83; —INS, 84 ; —YM, 86 ; —YMS, 87 ; —YS, 88. Fass'agoey <strong>or</strong> Fassaght, r. feeding:. Fassca'dagh, s. m. umbrella; pt. 71. Fass'eyoer, s.m. a feeder; pi. — vn. Fass'it, 85. fed, fed <strong>with</strong> grass. Fast, s. to. quiet, silence, pensiveness ; as, Fea as Fast. Fast'agh, a. modest, grave, sedate, serious, pensive, close. Fas'fee, s. a shelter; pl.—ys. Fas'teeagh, u. having shelter, s/ie76-^. Fas'teeid, s.m. <strong>the</strong> state <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> place <strong>of</strong> shelter. Fas'tid, s. m. modesty, seriousness, closeness. FAs'rYR, s. TO. evening; p!. — tn. Fas'tyrach, a. d. <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> evening. Fas'tyr-beg', s. late in <strong>the</strong> afternoon. Fea, s. in. quietness, rest, stillness. Feach, a. quiet, at rest, still. Fbai <strong>or</strong> Fey. See Fciy. Feail'lerb, s. an almanack, <strong>the</strong> calendar. Feail'lys, s. to. feriation, festivity, sacredness. Feail'ley, s. m. festival, feast; pL 67 ; a. holy, sacred, hallowed. FEAL'LAGHOrFEAL'LEE. S. )«. folk Or folks. Fea'nish, s. to. a witness, a testimony; ;?/. —yn. Fka'nish-sooilley, s. an eye witness. Feayght, s. (a contraction <strong>of</strong> Fca^rag-A?,) cold. Feayl'ley, s. m. eave, <strong>or</strong> as it is caUed easi« ; pi. 67. Feayn, a. wide, expansive. Fkaynfoshlit, a. wide, open. Yn Feay'nid-mooar, s. m. <strong>the</strong> great expansive void <strong>with</strong>out boundary <strong>or</strong> limit. Feay'nys, s. to. wideness, width, expansion, extention. Feayr, a. frigid, cold, chilly. *Feayr <strong>or</strong> Fbayree, v. cool, make cold; —Aon, Feay'racan, s. in. a fan, a parasol ; pi. —yn. Feay'raghey, v. cooling, making cold. Fbay'ragbt, s. to. cold, coldness, frigidity, frigidness, pl.—Y-i. Feay'ree, a.d. <strong>of</strong> cold <strong>or</strong> cooling. Feay'rey, a. pi. cold, frigid. Fkay'reyber, s. to. a cooler ; pi. —vx. KBB Cs Feay'rit, 65. cooled, made cold. *Feaysl <strong>or</strong> Feayshil, v. loosen, unbind, utitiCi id. —INS, £ Farvish'evder, s. m. af<strong>or</strong>feiter; pi. —tn. Farvish'it, 85. f<strong>or</strong>feited. FAR-UN'Nisn, s. /. a scallion ; pi. —yn. Fashagh <strong>or</strong> Faitach, a. tim<strong>or</strong>ous, timid, weakened <strong>with</strong> fear, fearful. *Fasv <strong>or</strong> Fasix, -YMS, 87 ; - , , 83; Si; —AOH, 77; — EE, 80 ; — IN, 83 ; —INS, 84 ( —YM, 86 ; —YMS, 87 ; —YS, 88. Feays'lke. a. d. <strong>of</strong> loosening, unbinding, untieing <strong>or</strong> setting free; as, Ble'in-feayslee (year <strong>of</strong> Jubilee). Feays'ley, s. m. looseness, freedom ; pi. 67; v. loosening, unbinding, untieing, setting free. Feavs'leyder, .s. to. one who unbinds, unties, loosens <strong>or</strong> sets free pL — yn. ; Feays'lit, 85. loosed, unbound, untied, set free. . d. <strong>of</strong> winnowing: <strong>or</strong> faniiingr. m. a winnowing ; pi. 67. Fed, s. to. an emotion <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> body in laughing Fas' , s. m. a winnower, a fanner; Fed'dal, v. shaking <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> body in laughing. Fed'dan, s. m. a flute, fife, whistle, pipe ; pi. Fed'danagh, v. whistling, to play on any musical instrument <strong>with</strong> <strong>the</strong> breath. Fed'dyn, v. finding, acquiring, obtaining. magh, v. finding out, discovering. IT, found, gotten, acquired. discovered, cusing. Fed'j i5. found out, ascertained. finding fault, blaming, ac- Fedjee'n, s. f. <strong>the</strong> fea<strong>the</strong>r on an arrow; pi. — YN; ii. fea<strong>the</strong>r <strong>the</strong> arrow —agh, ; 77- ee 80; —IN, 83; —INS, 84 ; — YM, 86 ; —YMS, 87 J — YS, 88. Fedjee'nagh, a. having fea<strong>the</strong>rs as an arrow. Fedjel'nit, 85. fea<strong>the</strong>red as an arrow. Fee, s. pi. ravens. See also Fiee. >. weaving, to weave; —agh, 77; eb. 80; :, 83 ; — !, 88. FeeA( 1^ .84; ; —vsis, 67 i „ . a raven ; pi. see Fiee and Ffe ; Prov. " Cm- meerdu'iifeeash as lag chreeisht." Feeagh, a. w<strong>or</strong>th, value. Fee'aghyn, s. pi. exactions, just debts, disbursements. Feeaih, s. a buck <strong>or</strong> doe, <strong>the</strong> deer kind. The sound <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> w<strong>or</strong>d is <strong>the</strong> same in sing, and pi., but <strong>the</strong> pi. — EE is written, applied to buck and doe <strong>with</strong> Firrj/n and Bmoirryn. Feed, s. twenty, a sc<strong>or</strong>e; p/. — yn. Fee'doo, a. twentieth. Fee'it, 85. wove, woven, platted. Feer, ado. very, in a great degree. Dy Feer, adv. truly, verily, really. Feeu, a. w<strong>or</strong>thy, w<strong>or</strong>th. Feeu'dvs <strong>or</strong> Feeud'id, s. m. discretion, prudence; Pro. i. 4. Fbeu'id, s. to. w<strong>or</strong>thiness, woith. Fefyn, s. to. wine; pi. — yn.
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Xii INTRODUCTION TO THE many requir
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