Neo-English dictionary

fashin, —i, —ifa fascination, to —ate, —ating

fashismo; —ist, —ista fascism; —ist n, a

fason; —i making, fashioning; to shape, to figure, to form

fastidyo, —ya annoyance, —ying

fat done v

fatala; —eso fatal; —ity

fatik fatigue, weariness

fato; —a destiny; fatal

fauno; —a faun n; a

faunyo fauna

favor; —i; —azo; —a favour; to —; —ization; —able

fax; —a, —e faction; on —

fazan; —in pheasant; hen —

fazo phase

fea; —ado fairy; fairyhood; fairy-play

Febrar February

febro, —a fever, —ish

fed; —a; —at; —i federation; —eral; —rated; to federate

fein fairy f

fekonda; —eso fecund; —ity; fertile; —ility

fekul; —a; —ema faecula; —ent; —ous

fel; —et girl; little girl

felco fern (bot. )

feld; —a field n; a

feldan; feldin peasant; — woman

felet little girl

felicit; —i congratulation; to —ulate

felixa, —(o), —eso happy, felicity

felnam maiden name

felonya, —eso felon, —y

felso; —a cliff; —y

felt(o); —i felt; to —

feltol baize (fabric)

felya, —at, felyi cracked; to crack

fem; —a woman; 's, feminine

femor; —a femur; femoral

fenda to be done

fengeli to inveigle

fengi; —o to seize; —ure; to lay hold of

fengil trap, snare

fenol phenol, carbolic acid

fenomen; —a phenomenon; —enal

fenso; —e; —igi window; —'s; to go to the —

fento; —i crack, to —; split, to —; fissure, to —

fergo; —a official holiday; bank — n; a

feribot ferry-boat

fermado; —i port of call; to call at, to pull in at

ferment; —i; —azo ferment; to —; —ation

fermo; —i stop; to stop

fermon; —i (naut. ) visit; to — (a ship)

feroca; —eso ferocious; ferocity

ferplee, ferpleo, (-ei) fair play

fertila; —eso fertil, —ility; fruitful, —ness

fertilifa fertilizing a

fervo; —a; —i fervour; fervent; to be fervent, to be at its height

feryo; —ya fair, market n; a

fes; —ado, —adi buttock; spank, to —

fest; —i; —a; —id feast; to fete, to celebrate; feast a; feast-day, holiday

feston; —i festoon, scallop; to —

fet; —i; —a stink; to —; —ing

fetish, —ismo fetish, —ism

feudo; —a feud; —al

fex; —i fight, struggle; to —

fexala; —i hardened, trained; to harden, to become —ed

fi; —bla to do, to make; feasible

fibro; —a fibre; —ous

fibrom (med. ) fibroma

fid faith

fidanso betrothal, engagement; —at engaged; —i to get —

fidansun; —sin; —si fiance, —ee m, f; to betroth

fidbak (radio) feed-back

fidela; —eso faithful; —ness

fidenda trustworthy

fiduci to trust one another

fif; —a funk, jitters; to funk; to get, to give the jitters

figo fig (fruit)

figur; —i figure (form, face); to —

fiki to poke, to push in, to drive, to hammer

fil; —i; —er thread; to spin; spinner

filarmonio; —na philharmony; —nic