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faba

noun

a bean

fabalis

fabālis

adjective

of beans

fabella

fābella

noun

a little history

faber

adjective

constructive

faber

noun

a workman

fabrefactus

fabrēfactus

adjective

skilfully made

fabrica

noun

a joiner's shop

fabricatio

fabricātiō

noun

a structure

fabricator

fabricātor

noun

an artificer

fabrico

fabricō

verb

to make

fabricor

verb

to make

fabrilis

fabrīlis

adjective

of an artificer

fabula

fābula

noun

a narration

fabulor

fābulor

verb

to speak

fabulosus

fābulōsus

adjective

full of fables

facesso

facessō

verb

to despatch

facete

facētē

adverb

finely

facetia

facētia

noun

wit

facetus

facētus

adjective

fine

facies

faciēs

noun

appearance

facile

adverb

easily

facilis

adjective

easy to do

facilitas

facilitās

noun

easiness

facinerosus

facinerōsus

adjective

criminal

facinorosus

facinorōsus

adjective

criminal

facinus

noun

a deed

facio

faciō

verb

to make

facteon

interjection

[formed like a Greek verbal adjective] it must be counted worthless

factio

factiō

noun

a making

factiosus

factiōsus

adjective

partisan

factito

factitō

verb

to do frequently

factum

noun

a deed

factus

adjective

elaborate

facula

noun

a little torch

facultas

facultās

noun

capability

facunde

fācundē

adverb

eloquently

facundia

fācundia

noun

eloquence

facundus

fācundus

adjective

speaking easily

faecula

noun

burnt wine-crust

faeles

faelēs

noun

a cat

faeles

faelēs

cross-reference

faenebris

adjective

of interest

faeneratio

faenerātiō

noun

a lending on interest

faenerator

faenerātor

noun

a money-lender

faenero

faenerō

verb

to lend on interest

faeneror

verb

to lend on interest

faenile

noun

a hay-loft

faenum

noun

hay

faenus

noun

the profit of capital

faex

noun

grounds

fagineus

fāgineus

adjective

of beech

faginus

fāginus

adjective

of beech

fagus

fāgus

noun

a beech-tree

fala

noun

a movable tower

falarica

falārica

noun

a fire-brand (as a missile in war)

falcarius

falcārius

noun

a sickle-maker

falcatus

falcātus

adjective

armed with scythes

falcifer

adjective

sickle-bearing

Falernus

adjective

falernian

fallacia

fallācia

noun

deceit

fallaciloquus

fallāciloquus

adjective

speaking deceitfully

fallaciter

fallāciter

adverb

deceitfully

fallax

fallāx

adjective

deceitful

fallo

fallō

verb

to trip

falsiparens

falsiparēns

adjective

having a pretended father

falso

falsō

adverb

untruly

falsum

noun

an untruth

falsus

adjective

deceptive

falx

noun

a curved blade

fama

fāma

noun

a report

famelicus

famēlicus

adjective

suffering from hunger

fames

famēs

noun

hunger

familia

noun

the slaves in a household

familiaris

familiāris

adjective

of a house

familiaritas

familiāritās

noun

familiarity

familiariter

familiāriter

adverb

intimately

famosus

fāmōsus

adjective

much talked of

famula

noun

a maid-servant

famularis

famulāris

adjective

of servants

famulatus

famulātus

noun

slavery

famulor

verb

to be a slave

famulus

adjective

serving

fanaticus

fānāticus

adjective

inspired

fandus

adjective

to be uttered

fanum

fānum

noun

a shrine

far

fār

noun

a sort of grain

farcio

farciō

verb

to stuff

farina

farīna

noun

flour

faris

fāris

cross-reference

farrago

farrāgō

noun

mixed fodder

farratus

farrātus

adjective

made of corn

fartor

noun

a fattener of fowls

fartus

participle

p. of farcio

fas

fās

noun

the dictates of religion

fascea

noun

a band

fasceola

noun

a small bandage

fascia

noun

a band

fasciculus

noun

a small bundle

fascino

fascinō

verb

to enchant

fascinum

noun

[properly] a charm

fasciola

noun

a small bandage

fascis

noun

a bundle

fassus

participle

p. of fateor

fastidio

fastīdiō

verb

to feel disgust

fastidiose

fastīdiōsē

adverb

squeamishly

fastidiosus

fastīdiōsus

adjective

full of disgust

fastidium

fastīdium

noun

nausea

fastigate

fastīgātē

adverb

having a slope like a gable

fastigatus

fastīgātus

adjective

pointed

fastigium

fastīgium

noun

the top of a gable

fastus

fāstus

noun

a register of judicial days

fastus

noun

scornful contempt

fastus

fāstus

adjective

not forbidden

fastus

fāstus

noun

see fasti

fatalis

fātālis

adjective

of fate

fataliter

fātāliter

adverb

according to fate

fateor

verb

to confess

faticanus

fāticanus

adjective

prophetic

faticinus

fāticinus

adjective

prophetic

fatidicus

fātidicus

adjective

prophesying

fatifer

fātifer

adjective

that brings death

fatigatio

fatīgātiō

noun

weariness

fatigo

fatīgō

verb

to weary

fatiloquus

fātiloquus

adjective

prophesying

fatisco

fatīscō

verb

to open in chinks

fatuitas

fatuitās

noun

folly

fatum

fātum

noun

an utterance

fatur

fātur

cross-reference

fatus

fātus

participle

p. of * for

fatuus

adjective

speaking by inspiration

Faunus

noun

a mythical king of Latium

fauste

faustē

adverb

favorably

Faustitas

Faustitās

noun

as a goddess

faustus

adjective

of favorable omen

fautor

noun

a favorer

fautrix

fautrīx

noun

a patroness

faux

noun

the upper part of the throat

favens

favēns

adjective

favorable

faveo

faveō

verb

to be favorable

favilla

favīlla

noun

cinders

Favonius

Favōnius

noun

the west wind

favor

noun

favor

favorabilis

favōrābilis

adjective

favored

favus

noun

a honey-comb

fax

noun

a torch

faxim

cross-reference

faxitur

cross-reference

pass. for factum erit

faxo

faxō

cross-reference

febricula

noun

a slight fever

febriculosus

febrīculōsus

adjective

feverish

febris

noun

a fever

Februarius

Februārius

adjective

of purifying

februum

noun

expiatory rites

fecula

fēcula

cross-reference

fecula

fēcula

noun

burnt wine-crust

fecunditas

fēcunditās

noun

fruitfulness

fecundo

fēcundō

verb

to make fruitful

fecundus

fēcundus

adjective

fruitful

fel

noun

the gall-bladder

feles

fēlēs

noun

a cat

felicitas

fēlīcitās

noun

fertility

feliciter

fēlīciter

adverb

fruitfully

felix

fēlīx

adjective

fruitful

femella

fēmella

noun

a young female

femen

cross-reference

femina

fēmina

noun

a female

femineus

fēmineus

adjective

of a woman

femur

noun

the thigh

fenebris

fēnebris

cross-reference

fenebris

adjective

of interest

fener

fēner

cross-reference

feneratio

fēnerātiō

noun

a lending on interest

fenerator

fēnerātor

noun

a money-lender

feneror

fēneror

verb

to lend on interest

fenestra

noun

an opening for light

fenum

fēnum

cross-reference

fenum

fēnum

noun

hay

fenus

fēnus

cross-reference

fenus

fēnus

noun

the profit of capital

fera

noun

a wild beast

feraciter

ferāciter

adverb

fruitfully

feralis

fērālis

adjective

of a funeral

ferax

ferāx

adjective

fruit-bearing

ferculum

noun

a means of carrying

fere

ferē

adverb

closely

ferendus

participle

p. of fero

ferentarius

ferentārius

noun

a class of light-armed troops

Ferentinum

Ferentīnum

noun

a small town of Latium

Feretrius

noun

god of trophies

feretrum

noun

a litter

feria

fēria

noun

days of rest

feriatus

fēriātus

adjective

keeping holiday

ferinus

ferīnus

adjective

of wild animals

ferio

feriō

verb

to strike

feritas

feritās

noun

wildness

ferme

fermē

adverb

closely

fermentum

noun

a means of fermentation

fero

ferō

verb

to bear

ferocia

ferōcia

noun

wildness

ferocitas

ferōcitās

noun

wildness

ferociter

ferōciter

adverb

courageously

Feronia

Fērōnia

noun

an early Italian goddess of groves and fountains

ferox

ferōx

adjective

wild

ferramentum

noun

implements of iron

ferraria

ferrāria

noun

an iron-mine

ferratus

ferrātus

adjective

furnished with iron

ferreus

adjective

made of iron

ferrugineus

ferrūgineus

adjective

of an iron gray color

ferrugo

ferrūgō

noun

iron-rust

ferrum

noun

iron

fertilis

adjective

fruitful

fertilitas

fertilitās

noun

fruitfulness

ferula

noun

a reed

ferus

adjective

wild

fervefactus

adjective

made hot

fervens

fervēns

adjective

boiling hot

ferveo

ferveō

verb

to be boiling hot

fervidus

adjective

glowing

fervo

fervō

verb

to boil

fervor

noun

a boiling heat

Fescinninus

Fescinnīnus

adjective

of Fescennia (a city of Etruria)

fessus

adjective

wearied

festinans

fēstīnāns

adjective

hasty

festinanter

fēstīnanter

adverb

hastily

festinatio

fēstīnātiō

noun

a hastening

festino

fēstīnō

verb

to hasten

festinus

fēstīnus

adjective

hasty

festive

fēstīvē

adverb

humorously

festivitas

fēstīvitās

noun

good-fellowship

festivus

fēstīvus

adjective

agreeable

festum

fēstum

noun

a holiday

festus

fēstus

adjective

of holidays

fetialis

fētiālis

adjective

speaking

fetidus

fētidus

adjective

of an ill smell

fetor

fētor

noun

a bad smell

fetura

fētūra

noun

a bringing forth

fetus

fētus

adjective

filled with young

fetus

fētus

noun

a bringing forth

fī

cross-reference

imper. of fio

fibra

noun

a fibre

fibula

fībula

noun

a fastening

ficedula

fīcedula

noun

a figpecker

ficella

fīcella

noun

a figpecker

ficte

fictē

adverb

feignedly

fictilis

adjective

made of clay

fictor

noun

a moulder

fictrix

fictrīx

noun

a shaper

fictum

noun

a deception

fictus

adjective

feigned

ficulnus

adjective

of a fig-tree

ficus

fīcus

noun

a fig-tree

fide

fīdē

adverb

fidelis

fidēlis

adjective

trusty

fidelitas

fidēlitās

noun

faithfulness

fideliter

fidēliter

adverb

faithfully

fidens

fīdēns

adjective

confident

fidenter

fīdenter

adverb

confidently

fidentia

fīdentia

noun

confidence

fides

fidēs

noun

trust

fides

fidēs

noun

a chord

fidicen

noun

a luteplayer

fidicina

noun

a female lute-player

fidicula

noun

a small stringed instrument

Fidius

noun

the god of faith

fido

fīdō

verb

to trust

fiducia

fīdūcia

noun

trust

fiduciarius

fīdūciārius

adjective

intrusted

fidus

fīdus

adjective

trusty

figo

fīgō

verb

to fix

figulus

noun

a potter

figura

figūra

noun

a form

figuratus

figurātus

adjective

formed

figuro

figūrō

verb

to form

filia

fīlia

noun

a daughter

filicatus

filicātus

adjective

adorned with fern

filiola

fīliola

noun

a little daughter

filiolus

fīliolus

noun

a little son

filius

fīlius

noun

a son

filix

noun

fern

filum

fīlum

noun

a thread

fimbria

noun

fibres

fimus

noun

[only singular] a reeking substance

finctus

adjective

feigned

finctus

cross-reference

findo

findō

verb

to cleave

fingo

fingō

verb

to touch

finiens

fīniēns

noun

[only plur] a boundary

finio

fīniō

verb

to limit

finis

fīnis

noun

that which divides

finite

fīnītē

adverb

within limits

finitimus

fīnitimus

adjective

bordering upon

finitor

fīnītor

noun

a limiter

finitumus

fīnitumus

adjective

bordering upon

finitus

fīnītus

adjective

[in rhetoric] rounded

fio

fīō

verb

to be done

firmamen

fīrmāmen

noun

a prop

firmamentum

fīrmāmentum

noun

a strengthening

firmator

fīrmātor

noun

a confirmer

firmatus

fīrmātus

participle

p. of firmo

firme

fīrmē

adverb

firmly

firmitas

fīrmitās

noun

firmness

firmiter

fīrmiter

adverb

steadfastly

firmitudo

fīrmitūdō

noun

firmness

firmo

fīrmō

verb

to make firm

firmus

fīrmus

adjective

strong

fiscella

noun

a small woven basket

fiscina

noun

a woven basket

fiscus

noun

[properly] a woven-basket

fissilis

adjective

that may be cleft

fissio

fissiō

noun

a cleaving

fissum

noun

a cleft

fissus

participle

p. of findo

fistuca

fistūca

noun

a rammer

fistula

noun

a pipe

fistulator

fistulātor

noun

a piper

fisus

fīsus

participle

p. of fido

fixus

fīxus

adjective

fixed

flabellulum

flābellulum

noun

a little fan

flabellum

noun

a small fan

flabilis

flābilis

adjective

airy

flabrum

flābrum

noun

blasts

flacceo

flacceō

verb

to be flaccid

flaccesco

flaccēscō

verb

to wither

flaccus

adjective

flabby

flagello

flagellō

verb

to scourge

flagellum

noun

a whip

flagitatio

flāgitātiō

noun

a pressing request

flagitator

flāgitātor

noun

an importunate asker

flagitiose

flāgitiōsē

adverb

shamefully

flagitiosus

flāgitiōsus

adjective

shameful

flagitium

flāgitium

noun

a shameful act

flagito

flāgitō

verb

to demand urgently

flagrans

flagrāns

adjective

flaming

flagranter

adverb

ntly

flagrantia

noun

a glow

flagro

flagrō

verb

to flame

flagrum

noun

a whip

flamen

flāmen

noun

a priest (of one deity)

flamen

flāmen

noun

a blowing

flaminica

flāminica

noun

the wife of a flamen

flaminium

flāminium

noun

the office of flamen

flamma

noun

a blazing fire

flammans

flammāns

participle

pP. of flammo

flammatus

flammātus

participle

pP. of flammo

flammeolum

noun

a small bridal veil

flammeum

noun

a red bridal veil

flammeus

adjective

flaming

flammifer

adjective

flame-bearing

flammo

flammō

verb

to kindle

flammula

noun

a little flame

flamonium

flāmonium

noun

the office of flamen

flatus

flātus

noun

a blowing

flavens

flāvēns

adjective

golden yellow

flavesco

flāvēscō

verb

to become golden yellow

flavus

flāvus

adjective

golden yellow

flebilis

flēbilis

adjective

to be wept over

flebiliter

flēbiliter

adverb

mournfully

flecto

flectō

verb

to bend

fleo

fleō

verb

to weep

fletus

flētus

participle

p. of fleo

fletus

flētus

noun

a weeping

flexanimus

adjective

moving

flexibilis

adjective

pliant

flexilis

adjective

pliant

flexiloquus

adjective

ambiguous

flexio

flexiō

noun

a bending

flexipes

flexipēs

adjective

with crooked feet

flexuosus

flexuōsus

adjective

full of turns

flexus

noun

a bending

flexus

adjective

bent

flictus

flīctus

noun

a striking

flo

flō

verb

to blow

floccus

noun

[of wool or hair etc] a lock

florens

flōrēns

adjective

blooming

floreo

flōreō

verb

to bloom

floresco

flōrēscō

verb

to blossom

floreus

flōreus

adjective

of flowers

floridulus

flōridulus

adjective

somewhat blooming

floridus

flōridus

adjective

in bloom

florilegus

flōrilegus

adjective

flower-culling

florus

flōrus

adjective

bright

flos

flōs

noun

a blossom

flosculus

flōsculus

noun

a little flower

fluctuatio

fluctuātiō

noun

a wavering

fluctuor

verb

to waver

fluctuo

fluctuō

verb

to move in waves

fluctus

noun

a flood

fluens

fluēns

adjective

lax

fluentisonus

adjective

waveresounding

fluentum

noun

a flow

fluidus

adjective

flowing

fluito

fluitō

verb

to float

flumen

flūmen

noun

a flowing

flumineus

flūmineus

adjective

of a river

fluo

fluō

verb

to flow

fluvialis

fluviālis

adjective

of a river

fluviatilis

fluviātilis

adjective

of a river

fluvius

noun

a river

fluxus

adjective

flowing

for

verb

to speak

focale

fōcāle

noun

a neck-cloth

foculus

noun

a sacrificial hearth

focus

noun

a fire-place

fodico

fodicō

verb

to dig

fodio

fodiō

verb

to dig

foecund

cross-reference

foede

foedē

adverb

foully

foederatus

foederātus

adjective

leagued

foedifragus

adjective

leaguebreaking

foeditas

foeditās

noun

foulness

foedo

foedō

verb

to make foul

foedus

noun

a league

foedus

adjective

foul

foen

cross-reference

foet

cross-reference

foetidus

adjective

of an ill smell

foetor

noun

a bad smell

foliatum

foliātum

noun

an ointment of leaves of spikenard

folium

noun

a leaf (of a plant)

folliculus

noun

a small bag

follis

noun

a pair of bellows

fomentum

noun

a warm application

fomes

fōmes

noun

kindling-wood

fons

fōns

noun

a spring

fontanus

fontānus

adjective

of a spring

fonticulus

noun

a little spring

forabilis

forābilis

adjective

that may be pierced

foramen

forāmen

noun

an opening

foras

forās

adverb

out through the doors

forceps

noun

a pair of tongs

fordeum

noun

barley

fordus

adjective

with young

fore

cross-reference

forem

cross-reference

forensis

forēnsis

adjective

of the market

fores

forēs

cross-reference

forica

noun

a public privy

foris

forīs

adverb

out at the doors

foris

noun

[singular] a door

forma

fōrma

noun

a form

formica

formīca

noun

an ant

formidabilis

formīdābilis

adjective

causing fear

formido

formīdō

verb

to fear

formido

formīdō

noun

fearfulness

formidolose

formīdolōsē

adverb

fearfully

formidolosus

formīdolōsus

adjective

producing fear

formidulose

formīdulōsē

adverb

fearfully

formidulosus

formīdulōsus

adjective

producing fear

formo

fōrmō

verb

to shape

formonsus

fōrmōnsus

adjective

finely formed

formose

fōrmōsē

adverb

gracefully

formositas

fōrmōsitās

noun

beauty

formosus

fōrmōsus

adjective

finely formed

formula

fōrmula

noun

a form

fornacalis

fornācālis

adjective

of ovens

fornacula

fornācula

noun

a small oven

fornax

fornāx

noun

a furnace

fornicatus

fornicātus

adjective

vaulted

fornix

noun

an arch

fors

noun

chance

forsan

adverb

perhaps

forsit

adverb

perhaps

forsitan

adverb

perhaps

fortasse

adverb

perhaps

fortassis

adverb

perhaps

forte

adverb

by chance

forticulus

adjective

somewhat bold

fortis

adjective

strong

fortiter

adverb

strongly

fortitudo

fortitūdō

noun

strength

fortuito

fortuītō

adverb

by chance

fortuitus

fortuītus

adjective

happening by chance

fortuna

fortūna

noun

chance

fortunate

fortūnātē

adverb

prosperously

fortunatus

fortūnātus

adjective

prospered

fortuno

fortūnō

verb

to make prosperous

foruli

forulī

noun

a book-case

forum

noun

an open space

forus

noun

a gangway (in a ship)

fossa

noun

a dilch

fossio

fossiō

noun

a digging

fossor

noun

a digger

fossus

participle

p. of fodio

fotus

fōtus

participle

p. of foveo

fovea

noun

a small pit

foveo

foveō

verb

to warm

fractus

frāctus

adjective

interrupted

fraeno

fraenō

verb

to furnish with a bridle

fraenum

cross-reference

fraenum

noun

a bridle

fraga

frāga

cross-reference

fragilis

adjective

easily broken

fragilitas

fragilitās

noun

fragility

fragmen

frāgmen

noun

a broken piece

fragmentum

frāgmentum

noun

a piece broken off

fragor

noun

a crashing

fragosus

fragōsus

adjective

broken

fragrans

frāgrāns

adjective

sweet-smelling

fragum

frāgum

noun

a strawberry

framea

noun

a spear

frango

frangō

verb

to break in pieces

frater

frāter

noun

a brother

fraterculus

frāterculus

noun

a little brother

fraterne

frāternē

adverb

in a brotherly manner

fraternitas

frāternitās

noun

brotherhood

fraternus

frāternus

adjective

of a brother

fratricida

frātricīda

noun

a brother's murderer

fraudatio

fraudātiō

noun

a cheating

fraudator

fraudātor

noun

a cheat

fraudatus

fraudātus

participle

p. of fraudo

fraudo

fraudō

verb

to cheat

fraudulentus

adjective

cheating

fraus

noun

a cheating

fraxineus

adjective

of ashwood

fraxinus

noun

an ash-tree

fraxinus

adjective

of ash-wood

fremebundus

adjective

muttering

fremens

fremēns

participle

p. of fremo

fremidus

adjective

murmuring

fremitus

noun

a rushing

fremo

fremō

verb

to roar

fremor

noun

a low roaring

frendo

frendō

verb

to gnash

freno

frēnō

verb

to furnish with a bridle

frenum

frēnum

noun

a bridle

frenus

frēnus

noun

a bridle

frequens

frequēns

adjective

[people] often

frequentatio

frequentātiō

noun

a frequent use

frequentatus

frequentātus

adjective

full

frequenter

adverb

often

frequentia

noun

an assembling in great numbers

frequento

frequentō

verb

to visit frequently

fretensis

fretēnsis

adjective

of a narrow sea

fretum

noun

a strait

fretus

frētus

adjective

leaning

fretus

noun

see fretum

frico

fricō

verb

to rub

frictus.

participle

i. P. of frico

frigeo

frīgeō

verb

to be cold

frigero

frīgerō

verb

to cool

frigesco

frīgēscō

verb

to grow cold

frigidulus

frīgidulus

adjective

chilly

frigidus

frīgidus

adjective

cold

frigo

frīgō

verb

to roast

frigus

frīgus

noun

cold

fritillus

noun

a little rattling box

frivolus

frīvolus

adjective

trifling

frondator

frondātor

noun

one who strips off leaves

frondeo

frondeō

verb

to put forth leaves

frondesco

frondēscō

verb

to become leafy

frondeus

adjective

covered with leaves

frondosus

frondōsus

adjective

full of leaves

frons

frōns

noun

the forehead

frons

frōns

noun

a leafy branch

frontale

frontāle

noun

a frontlet

fronto

frontō

noun

one with a large forehead

fructuosus

frūctuōsus

adjective

abounding in fruit

fructus

frūctus

participle

p. of fruor

fructus

frūctus

noun

an enjoying

frugalis

frūgālis

adjective

thrifty

frugalitas

frūgālitās

noun

economy

frugaliter

frūgāliter

adverb

temperately

fruges

frūgēs

cross-reference

frugi

frūgī

adjective

useful

frugifer

frūgifer

adjective

fruit-bearing

frugilegus

frūgilegus

adjective

fruit-gathering

fruiturus

fruitūrus

participle

p. of fruor

frumentarius

frūmentārius

adjective

of corn

frumentatio

frūmentātiō

noun

a providing of corn

frumentator

frūmentātor

noun

a provider of corn

frumentor

frūmentor

verb

to fetch corn

frumentum

frūmentum

noun

corn

fruor

verb

to derive enjoyment from

frustra

frūstrā

adverb

in deception

frustratio

frūstrātiō

noun

a deception

frustror

frūstror

verb

to deceive

frustum

frūstum

noun

a piece

frutex

noun

a shrub

fruticetum

fruticētum

noun

a thicket

fruticor

verb

to put forth shoots

fruticosus

fruticōsus

adjective

full of shrubs

frux

frūx

noun

fruit

fuat

cross-reference

fucatus

fūcātus

adjective

painted

fuco

fūcō

verb

to color

fucosus

fūcōsus

adjective

painted

fucus

fūcus

noun

rock-lichen

fucus

fūcus

noun

a drone

fueram

cross-reference

fuero

fuerō

cross-reference

fuga

noun

a fleeing

fugacius

fugācius

adverb

timidly

fugatus

fugātus

participle

p. of fugo

fugax

fugāx

adjective

apt to flee

fugiendus

adjective

to be avoided

fugiens

fugiēns

adjective

fleeing

fugio

fugiō

verb

to flee

fugitans

fugitāns

adjective

avoiding

fugitivus

fugitīvus

adjective

fleeing away

fugito

fugitō

verb

to flee eagerly

fugo

fugō

verb

to cause to flee

fui

fuī

cross-reference

perf. of sum

fuisse

cross-reference

perf. of sum

fulcimen

fulcīmen

noun

a prop

fulcio

fulciō

verb

to prop up

fulcrum

noun

a bedpost

fulgens

fulgēns

adjective

shining

fulgeo

fulgeō

verb

to flash

fulgo

fulgō

cross-reference

fulgo

fulgō

verb

to flash

fulgor

noun

lightning

fulgur

noun

flashing lightning

fulguralis

fulgurālis

adjective

of lightning

fulgurator

fulgurātor

noun

an interpreter of lightning

fulguro

fulgurō

verb

to lighten

fulica

noun

a coot

fuligo

fūlīgō

noun

soot

fulix

noun

a coot poet

fulmen

noun

a lightning flash

fulmineus

adjective

of lightning

fulmino

fulminō

verb

to lighten

fultura

fultūra

noun

a prop

fultus

participle

p. of fulcio

fulvus

adjective

deep yellow

fumans

fūmāns

participle

p. of fumo

fumeus

fūmeus

adjective

full of smoke

fumidus

fūmidus

adjective

full of smoke

fumifer

fūmifer

adjective

producing smoke

fumificus

fūmificus

adjective

smoking

fumo

fūmō

verb

to smoke

fumosus

fūmōsus

adjective

full of smoke

fumus

fūmus

noun

smoke

funale

fūnāle

noun

a wax torch

funambulus

fūnambulus

noun

a ropedancer

functio

fūnctiō

noun

a discharging

functus

fūnctus

participle

p. of fungor

funda

noun

a sling

fundamen

fundāmen

noun

a foundation

fundamentum

fundāmentum

noun

[plural] a foundation

fundator

fundātor

noun

a founder

fundatus

fundātus

adjective

established

funditor

noun

a slinger

funditus

adverb

from the bottom

fundo

fundō

verb

to pour

fundo

fundō

verb

to lay the bottom

fundus

noun

the bottom

funebris

fūnebris

adjective

of a funeral

funereus

fūnereus

adjective

of a funeral

funero

fūnerō

verb

to bury

funesto

fūnestō

verb

to pollute with murder

funestus

fūnestus

adjective

causing death

fungor

verb

to busy oneself

fungus

noun

a mushroom

funiculus

fūniculus

noun

a slender rope

funis

fūnis

noun

a rope

funus

fūnus

noun

a funeral procession

fur

fūr

noun

a thief

furaciter

fūrāciter

adverb

furatus

fūrātus

adjective

in secret

furax

fūrāx

adjective

given to stealing

furca

noun

a two-pronged fork

furcifer

noun

a yoke-bearer

furcilla

noun

a little fork

furcula

noun

a forked prop

furens

furēns

adjective

raging

furenter

adverb

furiously

furfures

furfurēs

noun

bran

furia

noun

a fury

furialis

furiālis

adjective

of the Furies

furialiter

furiāliter

adverb

furiously

furiatus

furiātus

adjective

enraged

furibundus

adjective

raging

furio

furiō

verb

to drive mad

furiose

furiōsē

adverb

madly

furiosus

furiōsus

adjective

full of madness

furnus

noun

an oven

furor

fūror

verb

to steal

furo

furō

verb

to rage

furor

noun

a raving

furtim

fūrtim

adverb

by stealth

furtive

fūrtīvē

adverb

stealthily

furtivus

fūrtīvus

adjective

stolen

furto

fūrtō

adverb

by stealth

furtum

fūrtum

noun

theft

furunculus

fūrunculus

noun

a petty thief

furvus

adjective

dark

fuscina

noun

a three-pronged spear

fusco

fuscō

verb

to make swarthy

fuscus

adjective

dark

fuse

fūsē

adverb

copiously

fusilis

fūsilis

adjective

molten

fusio

fūsiō

noun

an outpouring

fustis

fūstis

noun

a knobbed stick

fustuarium

fūstuārium

noun

a cudgelling to death (for desertion

fusus

fūsus

adjective

stretched out

fusus

fūsus

noun

a spindle

futile

fūtile

cross-reference

futilis

fūtilis

cross-reference

futilis

fūtilis

adjective

that easily pours out

futilitas

fūtilitās

cross-reference

futilitas

fūtilitās

noun

worthlessness

futtile

noun

a water-vessel

futtilis

adjective

that easily pours out

futtilitas

futtilitās

noun

worthlessness

futuo

futuō

verb

to have carnal connection

futurus

futūrus

adjective

going to be

fututio

futūtiō

noun

copulation