PLO Pěra, wc, subs. fem. 1. a un acast Fere, ado. almost, generally, cone monly Feretrum, i. subs. neat. 2. a coffin, a bier; from fero Fěrio, ferire, percussi, percursum, verb act. 4. to strike, to push, to sacrifice Ferme, adv. almost, for the most part Fero, ferre, tuli, lätum, verb irreg. and act. to bear, to carry, to bring Ferrous, a, um, adi. of iron, also cruci; from fernim Ferrum, 1, subs. next. 2. from, the Nord Fessus, a, um, perf. part. of fatis COT, wearied" FRA 125 Floren, florer, flörút, serb ment. & to fourish, to prosper Flos, floris, subs, mase.. a four, a blossom Fluito, flultare, fluftsvi, fluftatum, verb neut. 1. to float; from fluo Flumen, Inis, subs. neut. 3 a river, n stream; from fluo Fluctus, us, subs. mase. 4. a wave, & billow; from fluo Fluo, fluere, fluxi, fluxum, and flus tum, verb neut. 3. to flow Fluvid, i, subs, mast. 2. a river; from fluo Foedus, tris, aubs. neut. 3. a league, a covenant Feedus, a, um, adj. filthy, nasty, foul, rude, cruel Festino, festinäre, festinävi, fesll-Fatum, i, subs. next. 2. hay, fodder natum, verb neut. I. to hasten, to Fons, fontis, sabs. masc. 3. a foun make kaste Festus, a, um, adj. festival, solemn, pleasant Fetor, oris, subs masc. 3. a stink, a rank smell; from feten Fidells, is, e, adj. faithful, trusty; from fides Fidenter, adv. confidently, boldly; from fido Fites, či, subs, fem. 5. faith, trust; from fido Fiducia, e, subs. fem. 1. confidence, trust; from tides Filia, a, subs. fem. 1. a daughter Filus, ii, suus. masc. 2. a 80% Fluin, aubs. next. 2. a thread, yarn tain Fords, ads, to, without, forth, out of doors Före, firem, verb defect. to be, to be about to be Foris, ade. from abroad, from with out doors Forma, w subs. fem. L form, shape, figure, beauty Formido, Inle, subs. fem. 3. fear, dread, terror Forma, formare, formtivi, forma tum, verb ect. 1 to form, to frame, to shape; from formia Fornax,acis, suhs. fem. 3, a furnace Forsitan, adv.perhaps Forte, ado. perhaps, haply, by chance; from fors Fingo, fingere, finxi, fictum, verb act. 3. to make, to frame. to in- vent, to suppoяе Fluis, is, suós. com. gen. 3. an end,]_liantly; from fortis a boundary Fortis, is, e, adj. brave, valiant Fortit, adv. braosly, stoutly, Dar Firmamentum, 1, suba. next. 2. the firmament, heaven; from firm- 11B Fiscella, æ, subs. fem. 1. a little basket of twige, a wicker basket Fagiuni, it, subs, neut. a scan- dalmus crime, a zillanous ac tion Flecto, flectere, flexi, flexum, verb act. and neut. 3. to bend, to in- cline, to anoid Flec flere, flevi fötum, cerb act. B. te weep, to lament, to bezai Flo, fire, flavi fitum, verb act. 1. to blow 12 Fortitudo, Inis, subs. fem. 3. pa tience, fortitude, valour; from fortis, Fortinn, sube. fem. 1. fortune, condition; from fore Förum, 1, subs. neut. 2. a market place, the forum Fovea, B, subs. fem. 1. a pit, a pit fall, a den, a cape; from foven for fodio Frango, frangere, freg, fractum, verb act. 3. to break, to discou age, to weaken, to vanquish Frater, tris subs, masc. 3. a brother Fraternus, a, um, adj. of a brothe brotherly from frater
