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VIA FIA VI Oil FIDII
ye^, and the Ferend was adapted to each ^qv-
soxvs di\gmXy,verbi gratia; ].'e]\etTO ói|i iin coi]'
pig, a golden garter on the leg of a king.
Ferend, also, is the name of a girdle worn
around a man, unde dicilur, cAcniAic fneccA
)ré)ine yei(\, the snow surrounded the girdles
of men. Cor. Glos. in voce.
Ve]ic1iAi|t, .1. einmche]!. O'Davorav; is paid,
rendered, given. H. 2. 15, p. 32 b.
\:e]-A\[, yeYZA\\, it is known. See y^eip^i and
yeA]-c&\\
luini]-A ij' f 1 An conieinje hi. " V-^'^^s 'oo
cAch hi coiccint)i ir e rin An laecbin". C.
2820.
ViAt)A, a witness, an attestor; " cit) a]\ a nepAp
PA-ÓA?" H. 3. 18, p 22 a.
VlAWAC; " ACpiATÍAC HI eol-Aig." H. 3. 17;
O'D. 415; the learned relate. Vit. Pat.
Oxon.
" An CAn céic nee •o'ég jac
piA-óiiAipi no ni [pé] aca piAC OAingen".
Quando quis moritur quodcunque testificatus
ViATDnAife. witness ;
fuerit, erit observandnm. R.I. A. 35, 5, p.
31. See Ca< 44. Seeglic. " Cojuif i.-iAt)-
nAipe", the law of witnessing. H. 3. 18, p.
22 a.
V'AtniJAt), to welcome, to honour, " l/owo]! ia]i
pAoine nA cÁj-j; 50 li-ArcliAC •o'|.-iAt)i'i ja-o
AjAp 'o'onó]\i'i JAt) HA ii-OipicceAc nuA pin
CAnjAtJAp 1 n-ei]itnt)". Four Masters, 1587,
1600.
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