fuascail.
to deliver (set free), free, liberate, release, emancipate, extricate
Meaning & usage
to deliver (set free), free, liberate, release, emancipate, extricate
to ransom (pay a price to set someone free), redeem (liberate by payment of ransom)
to redeem (recover ownership of something by paying a sum, set free by force, convert into cash)
to solve (find an answer or solution), answer (a question)
to clear up (clarify, correct a misconception)
to relieve (bring military help to a besieged town; to lift the siege on)
Where this word comes from
From Middle Irish fúasclaid (“release, redeem”), a late form of fúaslaici, fúasailci formed by metathesis, from Old Irish do·fúasailci (“release, dissolve”), through loss of the first preverb. Cognate with Scottish Gaelic fuasgail.
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