FEIS


Meaning of FEIS in English

I. ˈfesh noun

( plural fei·sean·na -shənə)

Usage: often capitalized

Etymology: Irish Gaelic, from Middle Irish, feast; akin to Old English wist food, feast, existence, Old High German wist food, Old Norse vist food, dwelling, Gothic wists nature, essence, Old English wesan to be — more at was

1. : an assembly in ancient Ireland for the promulgation of laws and for competition in artistic, intellectual, and physical prowess — compare aenach

2. : an Irish folk festival or convention patterned on the ancient feis and featuring games and competitions and usually traditional Irish music and dancing — compare eisteddfod

II.

plural of fei

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