fr
mentum, -
, n., grain
* fruor, fru, frctus sum, enjoy
frstr
, adv., in vain, without reason
frx, frgis,f., grain
* fuga, -ae,f., flight
* fugi
, -ere, fg, fugitum, flee, escape
fugitvus, -, m., runaway slave
fulci, -re, fuls, fultum, prop up, support
fulge, -ere, fuls, flash, gleam, shine
fulgor, -ris,m., flash, brightness
fulmen, -minis,n., lightning, thunderbolt
fultra, -ae,f., prop, support
fulvus, -a, -um, yellow, tawny
fm (1), to smoke, steam
fmus, -, m., smoke
funda, -ae,f., sling, sling-stone
fundamentum, -, n., base, foundation
funditus,adv., utterly, completely
fund, -ere, fd, fsum, pour, pour forth; spread, scatter, rout
fnestus, -a, -um, fatal, calamitous
fungor, -, fnctus sum, perform, discharge, complete
furibundus, -a, -um, furious, mad
furor, -ris,m., rage, madness
frtum, -, n., theft; stolen property
fsilis, -e, molten, liquified, fluid
fsus, -a, -um:seefund
G
Gius, -, m., a common Roman praenomen; see also under C.
Gallia, -ae,f., Gaul, the territory extending roughly from the Pyrenees to the Rhine
Gallus, -a, -um, Gallic; Gallus, -, m., a Gaul; Gallus, -, m., a Roman name
* gaude, -
re, gvsus sum, rejoice, be glad
* gaudium, -, n., joy, gladness
Gvius, -, m., a Roman citizen crucified by Verres
gelidus, -a, -um, icy, cold
gel, -s,n., frost, cold
gemin (1), double, repeat
* geminus, -a, -um, double, twin
gemitus, -s,m., groan
gemma, -ae,f., bud; jewel, gem
gem, -ere, -u, -itum, groan, lament
