“Wheelock's Latin Reader” by Frederick M. Wheelock🧾🧾🧾

facults, -ttis,f., ability, skill; opportunity, means

faeneror, -r, -tus sum, lend at interest

* fall, -ere, fefell, falsum, deceive, cheat, disappoint; be false to, violate; escape the notice of

* falsus, -a, -um (cp. fall ), false, deceptive

* fma, -ae,f., rumor, report, tradition

* fams, -is,f., hunger, starvation, famine

* familia, -ae,f., household, family property, slaves; family; group

familiris, -e, belonging to a familia, friendly; intimate; familiris, -is, m., intimate friend

familirits, -ttis,f., intimacy, close friendship

famulus, -, m., servant, slave

fnum, -, n., temple, shrine

fascis, -is,m., bundle; fascs, -ium,pl., fasces (bundle of rods with an imbedded ax, a sign of high office with theimperium)

fstdium, -, n., scorn, disdain, aversion, haughtiness, fastidiousness

ftlis, -e, fated, in accordance with fate; fatal, deadly

* fateor, -r, fassus sum, confess, admit

fatg  (1), tire, weary, exhaust; harass

ftum, -, n., fate

fave, -re, fav, fautum, support, favor

favilla, -ae,f., glowing ashes

favor, -ris,m., favor

fax, facis,f., torch

fcundus, -a, -um, fertile, rich

flcits, -ttis,f., happiness, good fortune

flx, -lcis, lucky, fortunate, happy

fera, -ae,f., wild animal

* fer, adv., generally, as a rule, about, almost; nn fer, scarcely, hardly

ferm= fer 

* fer, ferre, tul, ltum, bear, carry; endure; report, say

ferx,gen. -cis, fierce, bold, warlike, defiant

* ferrum, -, n., iron; sword

ferus, -a, -um, wild, savage

fervns,gen. -entis (partic. of ferve ), boiling, foaming

ferve, -re, ferbu, boil, foam; rage

* fessus, -a, -um, tired, exhausted

festnti, -nis,f., haste

festn  (1), hurry, hasten

festca, -ae,f., straw, stem

fstus, -a, -um, festal, festive; fstum, -, n., festival, holiday

ftus, -s,m., offspring, progeny, fruit

fictus, -a, -um (partic. of fing ), fashioned, fictitious, false