[b][size=95%] Amikos de Neo [/size][/b] [b][size=100%] DIXONAR [/size][/b] [b][size=105%] NEO – ANGLAL [/size][/b] [b][size=110%] [[:en:neo:adn:dict:neo-en:txt:f:f|F]] [/size][/b] | [b]fablo; –a[/b] | fable, tale; fabulous | | [b]fabrik; –i; –er[/b] | factory, manufactory; to manufacture; –er | | [b]facado[/b] | front, facade | | [b]facala, –e[/b] | opposite [i]a[/i], [i]adv.[/i]; across, over the way | | [b]facface[/b] | face to face, vis-a-vis [face | | [b]faco; –a; –i[/b] | face; facial; to front, to | | [b]fada; –eso[/b] | tasteless; –ness; insipid; –ity | | [b]fading[/b] | fading | | [b]faenso[/b] | earthenware | | [b]fago[/b] | beech | | [b]fajo; –ol[/b] | bean | | [b]fakolt(o); –a[/b] | faculty; –ative, optional | | [b]fakta; –e[/b] | real; –lly; effective; –ly, in fact, indeed, as a matter of fact | | [b]fakto; –i[/b] | fact; to make, to work out, to effect | | [b]faktor[/b] | factor, element, condition | | [b]faktur; –i[/b] | bill, invoice; to invoice | | [b]fal; –i[/b] | fault, mistake; to mistake, to be wrong, to be guilty | | [b]falango[/b] | ([i]vall s.[/i]) phalanx | | [b]faldo[/b] | (garment's) tail, flap | | [b]falfili; –azo[/b] | to baste; –ing [i]n[/i] | | [b]falfiltel[/b] | ([i]cook.[/i]) sirloin | | [b]falit; –i[/b] | failure; to fail, to go bankrupt | | [b]falko[/b] | falcon, hawk; [b]–er[/b] falconer | | [b]falsa, –o; –i[/b] | false [i]a[/i], [i]n[/i]; to falsify | | [b]falsalum[/b] | half-light | | [b]falsamon; –er[/b] | false money; coiner | | [b]falsazo[/b] | falsification | | [b]falseta[/b] | ([i]mus.[/i]) falsetto | | [b]falsona[/b] | adulterated | | [b]fam; –a, –oza[/b] | reputation, renown; famed, famous | | [b]famala[/b] | famous | | [b]famil; –a[/b] | family [i]n[/i]; [i]a[/i]; familiar | | [b]familnam (fanam)[/b] | surname | | [b]fanal[/b] | lantern, head-light, lighthouselamp | | [b]fanatika, –tismo[/b] | fanatical, –icism | | [b]fanatika; –tismo[/b] | fanatic; –icism | | [b]fanfar; –ist[/b] | music-band, brass-band, fanfare; – member | | [b]fanfaron; –ado[/b] | braggart, blusterer; fanfaronade | | [b]fangevil[/b] | mudguard | | [b]fango; –a[/b] | mud; muddy | | [b]fani; –a, –at[/b] | to fade; –ed | | [b]fansel[/b] | gadget, gewgaw, fancy | | [b]fanso; –a; –i[/b] | fancy [i]n[/i]; [i]a[/i]; to – | | [b]fant; –eyo[/b] | foot-soldier, infantryman; infantry | | [b]fantaska[/b] | eccentric, whimsical | | [b]fantasmagorio; –ora[/b] | phantasmagoria; –gorical | | [b]fantasmo[/b] | phantom, ghost | | [b]fantastika, –e[/b] | fantastic; –ally | | [b]fantoco, –a[/b] | puppet [i]n[/i], [i]a[/i] | | [b]fantol, fanton[/b] | private (soldier) | | [b]faraci[/b] | to botch, to bungle | | [b]Faraon, –a[/b] | Pharaoh, –onic | | [b]farco; –a, –at; –i[/b] | stuff ([i]cook.[/i]); –ed; to – | | [b]fardel[/b] | burden | | [b]fardi; –o, –azo[/b] | to make up; making up, make up | | [b]farfal; –i[/b] | butterfly; to flutter, to flit about | | [b]farfoli[/b] | to rummage | | [b]fargo[/b] | fodder | | [b]fari; –ibla[/b] | to do, to make; feasible | | [b]farin; –a, –ema; –i[/b] | flour, meal; –y; to – | | [b]farmakio; –ker; –kin[/b] | pharmacy, chemist's shop; chemist [i]m[/i], [i]f[/i] | | [b]farmo; –er; –erin[/b] | farm, farm-house; farmer [i]m[/i], [i]f[/i] | | [b]farso; –er; –i[/b] | joke; –er; to – | | [b]fas[/b] | almost | | [b]fash(o)[/b] | bundle; pile, fasces | | [b]fashin, –i, –ifa[/b] | fascination, to –ate, –ating | | [b]fashismo; –ist, –ista[/b] | fascism; –ist [i]n[/i], [i]a[/i] | | [b]fason; –i[/b] | making, fashioning; to shape, to figure, to form | | [b]fastidyo, –ya[/b] | annoyance, –ying | | [b]fat[/b] | done [i]v[/i] | | [b]fatala; –eso[/b] | fatal; –ity | | [b]fatik[/b] | fatigue, weariness | | [b]fato; –a[/b] | destiny; fatal | | [b]fauno; –a[/b] | faun [i]n[/i]; [i]a[/i] | | [b]faunyo[/b] | fauna | | [b]favor; –i; –azo; –a[/b] | favour; to –; –ization; –able | | [b]fax; –a, –e[/b] | faction; on – | | [b]fazan; –in[/b] | pheasant; hen – | | [b]fazo[/b] | phase | | [b]fea; –ado[/b] | fairy; fairyhood; fairy-play | | [b]Febrar[/b] | February | | [b]febro, –a[/b] | fever, –ish | | [b]fed; –a; –at; –i[/b] | federation; –eral; –rated; to federate | | [b]fein[/b] | fairy [i]f[/i] | | [b]fekonda; –eso[/b] | fecund; –ity; fertile; –ility | | [b]fekul; –a; –ema[/b] | faecula; –ent; –ous | | [b]fel; –et[/b] | girl; little girl | | [b]felco[/b] | fern ([i]bot.[/i]) | | [b]feld; –a[/b] | field [i]n[/i]; [i]a[/i] | | [b]feldan; feldin[/b] | peasant; – woman | | [b]felet[/b] | little girl | | [b]felicit; –i[/b] | congratulation; to –ulate | | [b]felixa, –(o), –eso[/b] | happy, felicity | | [b]felnam[/b] | maiden name | | [b]felonya, –eso[/b] | felon, –y | | [b]felso; –a[/b] | cliff; –y | | [b]felt(o); –i[/b] | felt; to – | | [b]feltol[/b] | baize (fabric) | | [b]felya, –at, felyi[/b] | cracked; to crack | | [b]fem; –a[/b] | woman; 's, feminine | | [b]femor; –a[/b] | femur; femoral | | [b]fenda[/b] | to be done | | [b]fengeli[/b] | to inveigle | | [b]fengi; –o[/b] | to seize; –ure; to lay hold of | | [b]fengil[/b] | trap, snare | | [b]fenol[/b] | phenol, carbolic acid | | [b]fenomen; –a[/b] | phenomenon; –enal | | [b]fenso; –e; –igi[/b] | window; –'s; to go to the – | | [b]fento; –i[/b] | crack, to –; split, to –; fissure, to – | | [b]fergo; –a[/b] | official holiday; bank – [i]n[/i]; [i]a[/i] | | [b]feribot[/b] | ferry-boat | | [b]fermado; –i[/b] | port of call; to call at, to pull in at | | [b]ferment; –i; –azo[/b] | ferment; to –; –ation | | [b]fermo; –i[/b] | stop; to stop | | [b]fermon; –i[/b] | ([i]naut.[/i]) visit; to – (a ship) | | [b]feroca; –eso[/b] | ferocious; ferocity | | [b]ferplee, ferpleo, (-ei)[/b] | fair play | | [b]fertila; –eso[/b] | fertil, –ility; fruitful, –ness | | [b]fertilifa[/b] | fertilizing [i]a[/i] | | [b]fervo; –a; –i[/b] | fervour; fervent; to be fervent, to be at its height | | [b]feryo; –ya[/b] | fair, market [i]n[/i]; [i]a[/i] | | [b]fes; –ado, –adi[/b] | buttock; spank, to – | | [b]fest; –i; –a; –id[/b] | feast; to fete, to celebrate; feast [i]a[/i]; feast-day, holiday | | [b]feston; –i[/b] | festoon, scallop; to – | | [b]fet; –i; –a[/b] | stink; to –; –ing | | [b]fetish, –ismo[/b] | fetish, –ism | | [b]feudo; –a[/b] | feud; –al | | [b]fex; –i[/b] | fight, struggle; to – | | [b]fexala; –i[/b] | hardened, trained; to harden, to become –ed | | [b]fi; –bla[/b] | to do, to make; feasible | | [b]fibro; –a[/b] | fibre; –ous | | [b]fibrom[/b] | ([i]med.[/i]) fibroma | | [b]fid[/b] | faith | | [b]fidanso[/b] | betrothal, engagement; [b]–at[/b] engaged; [b]–i[/b] to get – | | [b]fidansun; –sin; –si[/b] | fiance, –ee [i]m[/i], [i]f[/i]; to betroth | | [b]fidbak[/b] | ([i]radio[/i]) feed-back | | [b]fidela; –eso[/b] | faithful; –ness | | [b]fidenda[/b] | trustworthy | | [b]fiduci[/b] | to trust one another | | [b]fif; –a[/b] | funk, jitters; to funk; to get, to give the jitters | | [b]figo[/b] | fig ([i]fruit[/i]) | | [b]figur; –i[/b] | figure ([i]form[/i], [i]face[/i]); to – | | [b]fiki[/b] | to poke, to push in, to drive, to hammer | | [b]fil; –i; –er[/b] | thread; to spin; spinner | | [b]filarmonio; –na[/b] | philharmony; –nic | | [b]filatelio; –la; –list[/b] | philately; –lic; –list | | [b]fildo; –i[/b] | file; queue; to file; to queue up | | [b]fildon; –i[/b] | queue; to – up | | [b]fileni[/b] | to unwind | | [b]filigran[/b] | filigree; watermark | | [b]filin[/b] | daughter | | [b]film; –i[/b] | film; to – | | [b]filolog; –io[/b] | philologist; –logy | | [b]filon[/b] | sill: vein, lode | | [b]filosof; –io[/b] | philosopher; –sophy | | [b]filtel[/b] | fillet ([i]meat[/i]) | | [b]filtro; –i[/b] | filter; to – | | [b]filuyo[/b] | shuttle | | [b]filyal[/b] | branch, sub-company | | [b]filyana, –at; –ani; –anazo[/b] | affiliate; to –; –iation | | [b]filyo[/b] | son | | [b]filyol; –i[/b] | child; to engender | | [b]fina; –e; –eso[/b] | fine, thin, sharp; –ly: –ness | | [b]final[/b] | final [i]n[/i] | | [b]finanso; –a, –er[/b] | finance; –ial; –ier | | [b]finflor[/b] | first choice | | [b]fing-impront, fing-marko[/b] | finger sign | | [b]fingart; –ist[/b] | prestidigitation; –ator | | [b]fingo; –il[/b] | finger; thimble | | [b]finpetro[/b] | precious stone | | [b]finso; –i[/b] | feint; to feign | | [b]finson, –a; (-i)[/b] | hypocrisy; –crite | | [b]finson; –a[/b] | hypocrisy; –crite, –critical | | [b]fir; –a[/b] | iron [i]n[/i]; [i]a[/i] | | [b]firava[/b] | ferriferous | | [b]firen[/b] | cast-iron, pig-iron | | [b]firfil[/b] | wire | | [b]firkurten[/b] | iron curtain | | [b]firma; –eso[/b] | firm; –ness | | [b]firmi[/b] | to make firmer, to strengthen | | [b]firveo[/b] | railway | | [b]fis; –i[/b] | fissure; to – | | [b]fishi; –o[/b] | not to care, not to bother; couldn't-care-less attitude | | [b]fisko; –a[/b] | Inland Revenue; fiscal | | [b]fistul[/b] | ([i]med.[/i]) fistula | | [b]fixa; –i[/b] | fixed; to fix | | [b]fixafermo[/b] | stop, obligatory stop | | [b]fizik, –a; –ist[/b] | physics; –ical; –icist | | [b]fizolog; –io[/b] | physiologist; –logy | | [b]fizonom, –a, –io[/b] | physiognomist; –omic(al); –omy | | [b]fizonom; –io[/b] | physiognomist; –nomy | | [b]flagal, flagel[/b] | standard, banner | | [b]flago; –al[/b] | flag; banner | | [b]flagranta[/b] | flagrant | | [b]flajo[/b] | plague, scourge | | [b]flak[/b] | puddle, pool | | [b]flam; –i[/b] | flame; to –, to blaze | | [b]flamel[/b] | will-o'-the-wisp | | [b]flanel; –a[/b] | flannel [i]n[/i], [i]a[/i] | | [b]flani; – (o), –azo[/b] | to dawdle, to idleabout; da wdling; stroll | | [b]flanko[/b] | flank; ([i]mountain's[/i]) slope | | [b]flas(o), –el[/b] | flask, flagon, bottle | | [b]flash, –i[/b] | flash, to – | | [b]flashlamp; flashlum[/b] | flash lamp; flashlight | | [b]flasol[/b] | vial | | [b]flat[/b] | flat, apartment | | [b]flati; –o; –er[/b] | to flatter; –ing; –er | | [b]flebit[/b] | ([i]med.[/i]) phlebitis | | [b]flebo; –it[/b] | vein; phlebitis | | [b]flegmo; –a[/b] | phlegm; –atic | | [b]flegmon[/b] | ([i]med.[/i]) phlegmon | | [b]flek; –i[/b] | stain; to – | | [b]flekel[/b] | speck, small stain | | [b]flem; –un[/b] | slackness; slacker, lazy-bones | | [b]flesh; –uyo[/b] | arrow; quiver | | [b]fletri; –a, –at; –o[/b] | to tarnish; –ed; blemish, stigma | | [b]flexi; –o; –azo[/b] | to bend, to flex, to bow; bending, flexion; yielding | | [b]flexibla; –eso[/b] | flexible; –ibility | | [b]fli[/b] | to fly; [i][b]il flir pel gambos[/b][/i] he took on his heels | | [b]flirt; –i[/b] | flirt; to – | | [b]flo[/b] | floe, ice-flow | | [b]flok; –a[/b] | flock; ([i]snow[/i]) flake | | [b]flor; –a; –i[/b] | flower; –y, in –, in bloom, in blossom; to – | | [b]floraje; –o[/b] | in one's prime; prime of life | | [b]florist, –in[/b] | florist [i]m[/i], [i]f[/i] | | [b]florkab[/b] | cauliflower | | [b]floryo[/b] | flora | | [b]floso, –azo; –i; –a[/b] | flood, wave, floating; to float; floating, afloat [i]a[/i] | | [b]flot; –a, –ye[/b] | fleet; –'s; in the – | | [b]fluaqo[/b] | running water | | [b]fluel; –i[/b] | stream, rivulet; to stream | | [b]flugema[/b] | inconstant, fickle | | [b]flugo; –i[/b] | flight; to fly | | [b]fluji; –o[/b] | to swindle, to do, ([i]US[/i]) totake; swindle, deceit, cheating | | [b]flukti; –o[/b] | to fluctuate; –ation, varia tion | | [b]flum; –a[/b] | river; fluvial | | [b]flumen[/b] | river, stream | | [b]flumol, –et[/b] | streamlet, brooklet | | [b]fluo; –i[/b] | flow; to – | | [b]fluoral, –a[/b] | fluorescent, –escence | | [b]flusa[/b] | loose, loose-fitting, fluffy | | [b]flut; –ist[/b] | flute, –ist | | [b]fob[/b] | ([i]comm.[/i]) fob | | [b]fobio[/b] | fear; aversion | | [b]fod; –at; –i[/b] | to line; –d; –ing | | [b]fogi; –o[/b] | to stifle, to suffocate; stifling, suffocation | | [b]fok; –i[/b] | fire; to – | | [b]foken[/b] | focus | | [b]fol, –a; –o, –io, –eso[/b] | mad; –ness | | [b]folado[/b] | folly, passion | | [b]folaro[/b] | lunatic asylum | | [b]folga; –e[/b] | following [i]a[/i], [i]adv.[/i] | | [b]folgo; –i[/b] | continuation, sequel; to follow | | [b]foli[/b] | to madden | | [b]folrid[/b] | uncontrollable laughter | | [b]folta[/b] | thick, shaggy, bushy | | [b]folto[/b] | thicket | | [b]folyel[/b] | leaf; panel; sheet | | [b]folyio[/b] | ([i]pron.[/i]: fol-yi-o) foliage | | [b]folyo[/b] | leaf; sheet; at the – | | [b]fon; –a; –e; –ye[/b] | telephone; –ic; by –; | | [b]fonado[/b] | a call, a ring (telephone) | | [b]fondal[/b] | base, basis, foundation, groundwork | | [b]fondo; –e; –i; –azo[/b] | bottom, depth, back, bosom; at bottom, after all, on the whole; to found; foundation | | [b]fonel[/b] | a call, a ring (telephone) | | [b]fonetik, –a[/b] | phonetics; –ical | | [b]fongo[/b] | sewer, sewage | | [b]foni; –ist, –istin[/b] | to telephone, to phone, to call; telephonist [i]m[/i], [i]f[/i] | | [b]fonogena (-eso)[/b] | phonogenic | | [b]font; –a, –e[/b] | fountain; –'s; at the – | | [b]fontaqo[/b] | fountain-water | | [b]fonuyo[/b] | telephone booth, call-box | | [b]fonye[/b] | at the telephone | | [b]for[/b] | hole; (also: future of [i][b]fi[/b][/i], to do) | | [b]fora, –at[/b] | holed, pierced | | [b]foralayo[/b] | fretwork | | [b]forbo[/b] | scissors | | [b]forca, –at[/b] | forced, compelled | | [b]force; –i; –azo[/b] | by force; to force; forcing | | [b]forel[/b] | eyelet, eyelet-hole | | [b]forest; –a; –er[/b] | forest [i]n[/i], [i]a[/i]; –er | | [b]forfal; –i[/b] | forfeiture; to fail, to forfeit | | [b]forfel; –a; –e; –i[/b] | contract; contractual; –lly; to contract ([i]fin.[/i]) | | [b]forfet; –i[/b] | forfeit; to scratch, to give it up | | [b]forfolgi[/b] | to proceed, to go on | | [b]forgo; –er[/b] | forge; blacksmith, ironsmith | | [b]fori[/b] | to pierce, to make a hole | | [b]foril[/b] | ([i]techn.[/i]) drill, perforator | | [b]forkel[/b] | (table-) fork | | [b]forko[/b] | fork, pitchfork | | [b]formal; –a; –i[/b] | formality; formal; to comply with formalities | | [b]formel[/b] | size, format | | [b]formi; –azo[/b] | to form; –ation | | [b]formidi; –abla[/b] | to upset, to overthrow; formidable | | [b]formo[/b] | form | | [b]formul; –i[/b] | formula; to –ate | | [b]forner[/b] | purveyor, supplier, contractor | | [b]forni; –o[/b] | to provide, to supply, to furnish; providing, supplying, pur veying [i]n[/i] | | [b]foro[/b] | hole | | [b]forse; –a[/b] | perhaps; hypothetic | | [b]forta; –e; –o; –i[/b] | strong; –ly; strength; to strengthen | | [b]fortifi; –ifo, –ifazo[/b] | to fortify; fortification | | [b]forton[/b] | fortress | | [b]fortun; –a[/b] | fortune; –ate | | [b]forul[/b] | (needle's) eye | | [b]fos; –i; –er[/b] | pit, hole; to ditch; grave-ditcher | | [b]foser[/b] | graver, grave-digger | | [b]fosilyo, –ya[/b] | fossil [i]n[/i], [i]a[/i] | | [b]fosilyo, –ya[/b] | fossil [i]n[/i], [i]a[/i] | | [b]foson; –i[/b] | ditch; to ditch; ([i]mot.[/i]) to ditch | | [b]foti[/b] | to photograph | | [b]foto[/b] | photo (-graphy) | | [b]fotogena (-eso)[/b] | photogenic | | [b]fotograf; –io[/b] | photographer; –graphy | | [b]fotografi[/b] | to photograph | | [b]fotokop; –i[/b] | photocopy; to – | | [b]foton[/b] | ([i]phys.[/i]) photon | | [b]fox[/b] | fox | | [b]fra[/b] | within | | [b]fra-anyo[/b] | within a year | | [b]fra-anyos[/b] | within some years | | [b]fraanyo; –yos[/b] | within a year; – some years | | [b]fragila; –eso[/b] | fragile; –ity | | [b]fragment; –a; –i[/b] | fragment; –ary; to break up | | [b]frago; –el[/b] | strawberry; wild – | | [b]fragor; –a[/b] | crash; to – | | [b]fraid; –os[/b] | within a day; – some days | | [b]frak[/b] | evening dress, tails | | [b]fraktur; –i[/b] | fracture; to – | | [b]fram; –i[/b] | frame; to – | | [b]frambol[/b] | raspberry | | [b]framel[/b] | frame; chase; chassis | | [b]frames[/b] | within a month | | [b]frames; –os[/b] | within a month; – some months | | [b]framesos[/b] | within some months | | [b]framinut![/b] | wait a minute! | | [b]fran; –i[/b] | landslide; to slide | | [b]frangipan[/b] | frangipane | | [b]frangistrek[/b] | strike-breaker | | [b]frango; –i[/b] | break, –ing, –age; to break | | [b]franjo[/b] | fringe; to –; bang, to – ([i]hairs[/i]) | | [b]frank[/b] | franc ([i]mon.[/i]) | | [b]franka; –e; –eso[/b] | frank; –ly; –ness | | [b]franko[/b] | ([i]comm.[/i]) carriage-paid, – free, post-paid, free of charge | | [b]Franso; –a; –al[/b] | France; Frenchman, French; French ([i]lang.[/i]) | | [b]Fransturno[/b] | Tour-de-France | | [b]frapok[/b] | in a short while, soon | | [b]frasko[/b] | extravagant act, crank weeks | | [b]frasomtemp, fratempo[/b] | within some time | | [b]frat; –a; –e[/b] | brother; –ly [i]a[/i]; [i]adv.[/i] | | [b]frateso; fratio[/b] | fraternity | | [b]frati; –azo[/b] | to fraternize; –ization | | [b]fravek; –os[/b] | within a week; – some | | [b]fravek; –os[/b] | within a week; – some | | [b]fraxo[/b] | ash-tree | | [b]frazo[/b] | sentence | | [b]frazologio[/b] | phraseology | | [b]fregat[/b] | frigate (ship); –ezo – bird | | [b]frejo[/b] | ([i]arch.[/i]) frieze; ornament | | [b]frek, –eso; –a[/b] | impertinent; –ence | | [b]frela[/b] | frail, slender, fragile | | [b]fremi; –o[/b] | to shudder, to quiver; –ing [i]n[/i] | | [b]fren; –i[/b] | brake; to – | | [b]frenetio; –tika[/b] | frenzy; frantic, frenzied | | [b]freqenta; –e[/b] | frequent; –ly, often | | [b]freqenti; –azo, –o[/b] | to frequent; –ing [i]n[/i] | | [b]freska, –o; –eta[/b] | fresh; –ness; cool, –ness; chilly | | [b]freskelos[/b] | fruit salad | | [b]freskeso[/b] | freshness | | [b]fret[/b] | freight | | [b]frezo; –i[/b] | ([i]techn.[/i]) milling cutter; to mill | | [b]frico[/b] | ([i]pop.[/i]) meal, eating [i]n[/i] | | [b]frida; –o, –eso[/b] | free; –dom, liberty | | [b]fridaer; –e[/b] | open air, outdoors; in the open | | [b]fridarbitro[/b] | free will | | [b]fridaskambo[/b] | free trade | | [b]fridaskap[/b] | ([i]mot.[/i]) cut-out | | [b]frider; fridi[/b] | liberator; to –ate, to free | | [b]fridpenso; –er[/b] | freethought; free-thinker | | [b]fridsirvo[/b] | self-service | | [b]frigaqo[/b] | cold water | | [b]frigo, –a[/b] | cold [i]n[/i], [i]a[/i] | | [b]frigoyo[/b] | refrigerator | | [b]frigsang[/b] | sangfroid | | [b]frigved[/b] | cool weather | | [b]friki; –o[/b] | to rub; rubbing [i]n[/i] | | [b]frikident[/b] | dentifrice | | [b]frila, –eso[/b] | friable, –ability | | [b]frili; –o[/b] | to crumble away, to weather; crumbling away, weathering [i]n[/i] | | [b]frim[/b] | winter, frost, cold weather | | [b]fringa[/b] | dashing, brisk frish fallow | | [b]frip; –er; –io[/b] | rag; old-clothes dealer, ([i]US[/i]) junkman; second-hand –trade | | [b]fripon[/b] | rascal, knave, rogue | | [b]frita; –i[/b] | fried; to fry | | [b]fritaro[/b] | fried-food shop | | [b]fritelos[/b] | fried potatoes | | [b]frivola; –eso[/b] | frivolous; –olity | | [b]frizo; –i[/b] | curling [i]n[/i]; to curl | | [b]fro, from[/b] | from ([i]skirt[/i]) | | [b]frod; –i[/b] | fraud; to defraud, to cheat | | [b]frok[/b] | (priest's) frock | | [b]frok[/b] | frock | | [b]froli; –o, –azo[/b] | to graze, to skim, to brush, to touch; grazing, brushing | | [b]fronso; –i[/b] | frown, to – ([i]eyebrows[/i]; [i]skirt[/i]) [i]a[/i] [b]front; –a[/b] front; –al | | [b]frosi; – (o), –azo[/b] | to crease, to crumple; –ing [i]n[/i] | | [b]fru; –a[/b] | early [i]adv.[/i]; [i]a[/i] | | [b]frugala, –eso[/b] | frugal, –ity | | [b]fruira, –e[/b] | earlier | | [b]frum[/b] | wheat | | [b]frus; i; –a, –ema[/b] | ([i]coll[/i]) funk; to –; funky | | [b]frust(o); –i[/b] | whip; to – | | [b]frut; –i; –ifa[/b] | fruit; to fructify; fruitful | | [b]frutsalad[/b] | fruit salad | | [b]frutsuk[/b] | fruit juice | | [b]fua[/b] | late, deceased | | [b]fual[/b] | river; water course | | [b]fuc (o); –i[/b] | shoot, shot; to – | | [b]fucado[/b] | shoot, shot ([i]gun's[/i]) | | [b]fucel[/b] | rocket, missile | | [b]fuci; –o[/b] | to shoot; – [i]n[/i] | | [b]fucil[/b] | gun, rifle | | [b]fuco-pava[/b] | gun-shy | | [b]fud; –i[/b] | food; to feed fuel oil | | [b]fuf!, fufi[/b] | fy!; not to bother; to despise, not to care | | [b]fugi; –o[/b] | to flee; flight | | [b]fugot[/b] | leak (of gas, etc.) | | [b]ful[/b] | crowd, throng | | [b]fuldi; –o, –azo[/b] | to full, to tread, to press; –ing n ([i]cloths[/i]; [i]grapes[/i]) | | [b]fuligo[/b] | soot | | [b]fulko[/b] | ([i]zool.[/i]) coot | | [b]fulmado[/b] | thunderbolt; ([i]fig.[/i]) love at first sight | | [b]fulmo; –i[/b] | lightning, thunderbolt; to blast; to strike down | | [b]fulon[/b] | throng, crush, crowd | | [b]fum; –i; –er[/b] | smoke; to –; –er | | [b]fumel; –i[/b] | smoked food; to smoke ([i]cook.[/i]) | | [b]fumjambon[/b] | smoked ham | | [b]fumkarno[/b] | smoked meat | | [b]fumsalmon[/b] | smoked salmona | | [b]fun; –a[/b] | mourn; –ful, funeral [i]a[/i] | | [b]funcar[/b] | hearse | | [b]funebra[/b] | funeral [i]a[/i] | | [b]funeral[/b] | funeral [i]n[/i] | | [b]funesta[/b] | fatal, deadly, ill-fated, baleful | | [b]funiklo[/b] | funicular railway | | [b]funist[/b] | undertaker's assistant | | [b]funk(o); –i[/b] | spark; to – | | [b]funkel[/b] | ([i]mot.[/i]) sparking-plug | | [b]funkortejo[/b] | burial procession | | [b]funmarco[/b] | death march, funeral march | | [b]funpompaler[/b] | undertaker, ([i]Am.[/i]) mortician | | [b]funso; –i; –er[/b] | function; to –; official, civil servant | | [b]furbo; –a[/b] | ruse; artful, cunning, crafty | | [b]furgon[/b] | luggage van | | [b]furko[/b] | furuncle, boil | | [b]furlo[/b] | ([i]zool.[/i]) hornet | | [b]furno[/b] | oven; furnace | | [b]furnot[/b] | tea-biscuits, petits fours | | [b]furoco; –i[/b] | ([i]zool.[/i]) ferret; to – | | [b]furor; –a[/b] | fury; –ious | | [b]furt(o); –i; –er[/b] | thieving, stealing, theft; to steal; thief | | [b]furteli, –er[/b] | to steal; thief | | [b]furtema; –e[/b] | furtive; –ly | | [b]furyo; –ya[/b] | fury, craze; furious, crazy | | [b]fuston[/b] | gun-carriage | | [b]futbol[/b] | football | | [b]futila, –eso[/b] | futile, –ity | | [b]futur, –a[/b] | future [i]n[/i], [i]a[/i] | | [b]fuzadi; –o[/b] | to amalgamate, to combine, to merge; fusion, amalgamation | | [b]fuze![/b] | ([i]cook.[/i]) fondue, melted cheese | | [b]fuzi; –o[/b] | to melt; –ing, fusion | | [b]fyakro[/b] | cab | | [b]fyel; –a[/b] | gall; gall-like, rancorous | | [b]fyen; –febro[/b] | hay; hay-fever | | [b]fyera; –eso[/b] | proud; pride | | [b]fyok (zool.)[/b] | seal; sealskin | | [b]fyuto; –i[/b] | scent, flair, good nose; to scent, to nose out |