furiai, furyalle
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 9
[Latin furialis.] für-lough ( gh silent), *fur-loe, s. [Dut. verlof [FURY.] Furious, raging. "Ye ben in the furyalle peyn of helle." Chaucer: C. Т., 10,761. *für-I-bund, a. [Lat. furibund us , from furio = to rage.] Raging; furious. "The brawny, not yet furibund figure."-Carlyle: French Revolution , pt. i., bk. iv., ch. iv. *für-I-bund-al, a. [ Lat.furibund us .] Raging, furious, mad. Furies, s. pl . [FURY.]
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