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

fcus, -s,or-, f., fig tree; fig

* fidlis, -e, faithful

* fids, -e, f., faith, trust, reliance, belief; loyalty, fidelity; pledge, word of honor; protection

fdcia, -ae,f., confidence, reliance, trust

fdus, -a, -um = fidlis

* fg, -ere, fx, fxum, attach, fasten, affix, fix, set up

figra, -ae,f., form, shape

* flia, -ae,f., daughter

* flius, -, m., son

flum, -, n., thread; form, style

findo, -ere, fid, fissum, cleave, split

fing, -ere, fnx, fictum, fashion, mold, imagine, pretend, invent

fni  (4), limit, bound, restrain, restrict; end, finish

* fnis, -is,m., end, limit, boundary; purpose, aim, goal

* f , fier, factus sum, be made, be done, become, happen, come about

firm  (1), make firm, strengthen, fortify

* firmus, -a, -um, strong, firm, steadfast

fistula, -ae,f., tube, pipe, waterpipe

flagellum, -, n., scourge

* flgitium, -, n., shameful act, outrage, disgrace

flgit  (1), demand

flagr  (1), blaze, be inflamed

Flminnus, -, m., Roman general who defeated Philip V of Macedon in 197 B.C.

Flminius, -, m., C. Flaminius, consul defeated and killed by Hannibal at Lake Trasimene in 217 B.C.

* flamma, -ae,f., flame, blaze

flvus, -a, -um, yellow, reddish yellow

* flect, -ere, flex, flexum, bend, turn; change

fle, -re, flv, fltum, weep; bewail, lament

fltus, -s,m., weeping, lamentation

flrns,gen. -entis, blooming, flourishing

* fls, flris,m., flower

fluit  (1), flow; float

* flmen, -minis,n., stream, river

flu, -ere, flux, fluxum, flow

fculus, -, m., lit. a little fire; a brazier

fodi, -ere, fd, fossum, dig up

foedertus, -a, -um, allied

* foedus, -a, -um, foul, hideous, base, shameful

foedus, -eris,n., treaty

folium, -, n., leaf