bagair

bagair
threaten, so Irish, Early Irish bacur, a threat. The Welsh bygwl, a threat, etc., is scarcely allied, for it comes from bwg, a spectre, bogie, whence possibly the English words bogie, boggle, etc. Gaelic bagair may be allied with the root underlying bac; possibly bag-gar-, "cry-back".

Etymological dictionary of the Gaelic language. . 1982.

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