Fer

A Dictionary of Celtic Mythology | 2004 | 237 words | Copyright

Fer [OIr., man; husband]. The separable prefix Fer appears in the names of numerous figures from early Irish tradition, often as a kind of title, e.g. Fer Í [man of yew]; they are alphabetized here word by word. See also FIR [men].

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