Watcher of the Wild Edges
Role:
Guardian of boundaries between settled land and wilderness.
Meaning:
Later Irish suggests ‘fear’ or ‘dread’, but likely older and more neutral.
Associations:
Forests, marshes, liminal zones.
Symbols:
Cloak, boundary stones, twilight.
Spouse:
Sengann
Interpretation:
Fuath represents vigilance and the unknown—protecting the people from external threat and uncertainty.
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