fudaidh
-ean, sm Vile, worthless fellow, the refuse of his kind. Breunan is Fudaidh an cuideachd a chéile, Dirty and Rubbishy going together — a Lewis proverb, taken from a verse by J. Morrison of Bragar on having sent two servants to pull heather: Chuir mise Breunan in Fudaidh A bhuain fraoich an cuideachd a chéile; Thug Breunan dhachaigh an cudthrom, 'S thug Fudaidh dhachaigh na geugan, (I sent Breunan and Fudaidh to pull heather together; Breunan brought home the weight, and Fudaidh brought home the boughs) —NGP.
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