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

* fns, -ntis,m., spring, source, fountain

formen, -inis,n., hole, perforation

fore (= futrus esse), an old fut. inf. ofsum; fore ut + subjunct. (result) can be used as a circumlocution for the fut. inf. of a verb

fornsis, -e, of the forum, public, forensic

foris, -is,f., door; pl., entrance

* frma, -ae,f., form, appearance, beauty

Forminus, -a, -um, of or near Formiae, a coastal town of Latium; Forminum (praedium), an estate near Formiae

formd, -inis,f., dread, terror

frmula, -ae,f., rule, regulation, formula

* fors, fortis,f., chance, luck; forte,abl. as adv., by chance, accidentally

forsitan,adv. w. subjunct., perhaps

fortasse,adv., perhaps

* forte,abl. offorsas adv., by chance

* fortis, -e, strong, brave; adv. fortiter

* fortitd, -dinis,f., strength, bravery, fortitude

fortut, adv., by chance, fortuitously

* fortna, -ae,f., luck, fortune (good or bad)

fortntus, -a, -um, lucky, fortunate, prosperous

* forum, -, n., forum, market-place: place of business, law, and government

fovea, -ae,f., pit, pitfall

fove, -re, fv, ftum, warm, cherish

fragilis, -e, easily broken, frail, weak

fragor, -ris,m., a breaking, crash, noise

* frang, -ere, frg, frctum, break, shatter; subdue

* frter, -tris,m., brother

fraus, fraudis,f., deceit, fraud

frequns,gen. -entis, full, crowded

frequenter,adv., in large numbers; frequently

frequent  (1), attend (in large numbers), visit often

fretum, -, n., strait, channel

fretus, -s,m., = fretum

frgidus, -a, -um, cold; insipid, trivial

frgus, -oris,n., cold

frvolus, -a, -um, trifling, worthless

frns, -ndis,f., leaf, leaves, foliage, leafy bough

frns, -ntis,f., forehead, brow, appearance

frontispicium, -, n., façade, exterior (ML)

frctific  (1), bear fruit (EL)

* frctus, -s,m., fruit, enjoyment, profit

frgifer, -era, -erum, fruitful, profitable