fhuair

fhuair
found, invent, Irish fuair, Old Irish fúar, inveni, frith, inventus est, *vovora, root ver; Greek $$Geu$$`$$nron, I found, $$Geu$$`/rcka (Strachan, Prellwitz). The root ver is likely that found in Greek $$Go$$`ráw, I see, Latin vereor, English ware.

Etymological dictionary of the Gaelic language. . 1982.

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