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In the Irish language fraoch is 'heather' a secondary meaning is 'heath', 'moor'.
Another usage means 'fierceness, fury', as in fraoch feirge, 'a frenzy of anger'.
In Scottish Gaelic fraoch means 'heather' but is also similarly used in Tha fraoch feirge air '
He is utterly furious'.
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