feàrr

Gaelic (Scots)

/fjaːrˠ/

adjective form
Definitions
  • (dated) (inflection of) math

Etymology

Inherited from Old Irish ferr (better, best) inherited from Proto-Celtic *werros derived from Proto-Indo-European *wers- (confuse, thresh, mix up, beat, peak, drag on the ground, highland, strong, male, manly, high, drag along the ground).

Origin

Proto-Indo-European

*wers-

Gloss

confuse, thresh, mix up, beat, peak, drag on the ground, highland, strong, male, manly, high, drag along the ground

Concept
Semantic Field

Agriculture and vegetation

Ontological Category

Action/Process

Kanji

雄

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