fcus, -
s,or-
, f., fig tree; fig
* fidlis, -e, faithful
* fids, -e
, f., faith, trust, reliance, belief; loyalty, fidelity; pledge, word of honor; protection
fd
cia, -ae,f., confidence, reliance, trust
fdus, -a, -um = fid
lis
* fg
, -ere, f
x
, f
xum, 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, f
nx
, 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
Flmin
nus, -
, 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, fl
v
, fl
tum, weep; bewail, lament
fltus, -
s,m., weeping, lamentation
flr
ns,gen. -entis, blooming, flourishing
* fls, fl
ris,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, f
d
, fossum, dig up
foedertus, -a, -um, allied
* foedus, -a, -um, foul, hideous, base, shameful
foedus, -eris,n., treaty
folium, -, n., leaf