Third person singular of 'fash' (it fashes me = it bothers me); or plural of 'fash' as a noun meaning worries or troubles.
Standard verbal conjugation of 'fash,' used in Scottish and Northern English contexts both as a verb form and as a noun plural.
In Scottish English, 'fashes' can mean multiple troubles or worries—'all ma fashes came at once'—showing how languages create compound meanings from simple root words through creative grammar.
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